Von Richthofen and Brown
A colourful look at WW1 flying aces and arch-rivals Baron Manfred von Richthofen, Germany's infamous Red Baron, and Roy Brown, the Canadian who flew for the British. Thrilling aerial footage and exiting dogfights highlight this offering. John Phillip Law, Barry Prius and Don Stroud star.
Year: 1971
Genre: War and Anti-War Films
Country: USA
Director: Roger Corman
Starring: John Phillip Law, Don Stroud, Barry Primus
Duration: 97 Minutes
Rating: PG - Contains violence.
5.9/10
Location in store: War
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