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Dick and Woody are U.S. Army pilots and also close buddies until Dick’s fiancée decides to destroy their friendship, right before the beginning of…

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Genre: Comedy, Drama.

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Summary: Dick and Woody are U.S. Army pilots and also close buddies until Dick's fiancée decides to destroy their friendship, right before the beginning of a dangerous mission in the stratosphere. Watch this comedy to find out whether they'll save the mission, their friendship... and even their lives!
Decade: 30s
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Directed by: Melville W. Brown

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"Lost in the Stratosphere" (1934) Cast:

William Cagney - Lt. Tom 'Soapy' Cooper
Edward J. Nugent - Lt. Richard 'Woody' Wood
June Collyer - Evelyn Worthington
Edmund Breese - Col. Brooks
John Mack - Sgt. Baker
Russ Clark - Sgt. Enfield
Matt McHugh - Matt O'Toole
June Gittelson - Gretchen
Lona Andre - Sophie
Hattie McDaniel - Ida Johnson

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3 Comments

Anonymous October 28th, 2015 at 9:46 pm

Great movie. I always loved the acting of the Cagney brothers.
Maria September 28th, 2016 at 11:44 am

Such a delightfully funny movie!
Christopher Myers August 26th, 2020 at 6:09 pm

Old story of two military guys and one girl, but the balloon ascension twist in a 1934 film was a magnificent idea. Man was thirty years off the ground with powered flight and the sky was the limit. Now we have a craft heading outward to visit the stars. Just going… and going… and going…