The Spirit of St. Louis1957
About
- Runtime
- 2 hours 15 minutes
- Language
- English
- Tagline
- One of the Great Adventures of Our Time!
- Overview
In 1927, Charles Lindbergh struggles to finance and design an airplane that will make his New York to Paris flight the first solo transatlantic crossing.
- Genres
- Drama, History
- Released
- April 19, 1957
- Budget
- $7,000,000
- Revenue
- $2,600,000
- Production
- Warner Bros. Pictures
Credits
Directing
- Billy WilderDirector
- Charles C. ColemanAssistant Director
- Don AlvaradoAssistant Director
- James A. RosenbergerSecond Assistant Director
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- George VieiraSecond Unit Director
Writing
- Billy WilderScreenplay
- Charles A. LindberghNovel
- Wendell MayesScreenplay
- Charles LedererAdaptation
Art
- Art LoelArt Direction
- William L. KuehlSet Decoration
Camera
- Robert BurksDirector of Photography
- J. Peverell MarleyDirector of Photography
- Bert EasonAerial Camera
Costume & Make-Up
- Gordon BauMakeup Supervisor
- Robert EwingMakeup Artist
- Ann LockerHairdresser
- Connie NicholsHairdresser
Crew
- Hal NeedhamStunts
- Hans F. KoenekampSpecial Effects
- Louis LichtenfieldSpecial Effects
- Ted MapesStunts
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- Wally HonnSpecial Effects
Editing
- Arthur P. SchmidtEditor
Lighting
- Frank FlanaganGaffer
Production
- Leland HaywardProducer
- Billy WilderProducer
Sound
- Franz WaxmanOriginal Music Composer
- M.A. MerrickSound
- T.A. CarmanSound Mixer
- Harold FisherSound Editor
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- Irvin JaySound Editor
- Don OlsonSound Editor
- Ross OwenSound Recordist
- Monty PearceSound Editor
Visual Effects
- Louis LichtenfieldVisual Effects
Trailers
Posters
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