Steve McQueen, Robert Wagner, Shirley Anne Field, The War Lover, 1962

[@anthonyvalenti9093]

Great Valentine!!! The scenes with the B-17’s are tremendous. Trust me sweetheart Buzz didn’t want to die!!!!!

[@robertpigott5312]

There are only 3 B-17's flying now. This movie had at least 6 at least in 1962. Some of the best B-17 action I've ever seen. Very detailed and worth a look.

[@daviddorward7684]

Great movie, great WW2 scenes of the B-17.

[@Firebrand55]

The first 25 minutes.......an excellent portrayal of B-17's at work in WW2. At that time the B-17 carried a limited bomb load; that's why there where so many built. This meant many aircraft forming up after take off which could be a nightmare in poor, gloomy light, a feature of the UK then and now. Contrary to the turret gunner's lament, ( Michael Crawford, 20.17 ), the B-17 was relatively easy to jump out of......there were far more 8th Air Force POW's than RAF.

[@mariellegrass-singing4718]

No one like McQueen. Irritation produces a pearl.

[@williamlockner8788]

I'm really enjoying this movie, I'm suprised I never new about it.

[@IncogNito-gg6uh]

Aviation author Martin Caidin wrote an entertaining book, “Everything But The Flak,” about finding and getting three B-17s airworthy enough to fly them from the US to England for the film.

[@lordemed1]

Good flick…great bomber shots

[@davidlindsay9543]

Mighty EIGHT, BLESS THEM ALL!!!

[@doreekaplan2589]

He did not pack a parachute, didn't take the guys who died, but says "We're gonna make it. Get me up," Makes no sense.

[@nomadpi1]

Read the book.

[@fload46d]

McQueen would have made a great bomber pilot.

[@caseyj.1332]

Good show

[@angloaust1575]

Cato in the US air force!

[@عبدالرحمنسعيد-ث5ف]

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[@Thompson-xp1mk]

I watched

[@angloaust1575]

Piccadilly circus favourite spot For american servicemen in Ww2 for picking up women!