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Date of Release: October 6, 1933
Running Time: 89 minutes
Director: Clarence Brown
Screenplay: Oliver H.P. Garrett
Based on the novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Cinematography: Oliver T. Marsh, Elmer Dyer and Chalres A. Marshall
Film Editing: Hal C. Kern
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Original Music: Herbert Stothart
Producer: David O. Selznick
Special Effects: A. Arnold Gillespie
Stunt Pilot: Paul Mantz
John Barrymore...Riviere
Helen Hayes...Madame Fabian
Clark Gable...Jules
Lionel Barrymore...Robineau
Robert Montgomery...Auguste Pellerin
Myrna Loy...Wife of Brazilian Pilot
William Gargan...Brazilian Pilot
C. Henry Gordon...Daudet
Leslie Fenton...Radio Operator
Harry Beresford...Roblet
Frank Conroy...Radio Operator
Dorothy Burgess...Pellerin's Girl Friend
Frank Pichel...Dr. Decosta
Helen Jerome Eddy...Worried Mother
Buster Phelps...Sick Child
Ralf Harolde...Pilot number five
Marcia Ralston...Night Club Vamp
Maurice Black...Night Club Manager
Edward Brady...bit part
Claire Du Brey...Santiago Nurse
Otto Hoffman...bit part
George Irving...Santiago Doctor
Wallace MacDonald...Mechanic
Michael Mark...bit part
Francis McDonald...Radio Man
Louis Natheaux...Radio Man
Inez Palange...Maid
A day in the life of a group of pilots as they attempt to complete dangerous night flying missions. The all-star cast creates more characters than this film can deal with and they subsequently get lost in the shuffle, becoming one-dimensional and giving the film a sparse and uneven feeling. A very capable group of actors do their best but are ultimately defeated by the script.