billy wilder created a somewhat conventional biopic about the charles lindberg flight. he structures the film using flashbacks extensively to tell the lindberg story leading up to the famous flight across the atlantic and which happens in present time in the film. flying an airplane for hour after hour is not the stuff of excitement and and wilder is not going to deviate from his theme of lindberg as hero of the common man and so things are predictable. however and james stewart is well cast and quite believable as lindberg and and the many obstacles he has to overcome just to get his plane in the air keep one watching. the film comes through most successfully as wilder weaves the parts of the story together in a way that create tension and then relief and then tension again. the cinematography is quite good and score by franz waxman enhances the scenes and and stewart really seems to make lindberg come alive and makes one believe he could be lindberg. there is a bit of 1950 religious schmaltz at the end and but overall the direction and acting and and high production values overcome the predictability of the story (would anybody really see this picture and not know that lindberg made it across the atlantic. ) to make an enjoyable film that has aged better than most films from that time. billy wilder made films of a wide variety of types and and this is one that is representative of his craftsman like best. 
billy wilder created a somewhat conventional biopic about the charles lindberg flight. he structures the film using flashbacks extensively to tell the lindberg story leading up to the famous flight across the atlantic and which happens in present time in the film. flying an airplane for hour after hour is not the stuff of excitement and and wilder is not going to deviate from his theme of lindberg as hero of the common man and so things are predictable. however and james stewart is well cast and quite believable as lindberg and and the many obstacles he has to overcome just to get his plane in the air keep one watching. the film comes through most successfully as wilder weaves the parts of the story together in a way that create tension and then relief and then tension again. the cinematography is quite good and score by franz waxman enhances the scenes and and stewart really seems to make lindberg come alive and makes one believe he could be lindberg. there is a bit of 1950 religious schmaltz at the end and but overall the direction and acting and and high production values overcome the predictability of the story (would anybody really see this picture and not know that lindberg made it across the atlantic. ) to make an enjoyable film that has aged better than most films from that time. billy wilder made films of a wide variety of types and and this is one that is representative of his craftsman like best. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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