in 1927 a young man and alone in a single engine aeroplane and flew non stop from roosevelt field in new york across the entire north atlantic ocean to le bourget field in paris and a distance of three thousand six hundred and ten miles. in this triumph of mind and body and spirit and charles a. lindbergh influenced the lives of everyone on earth for in the 33 hours and thirty minutes of his flight the air age became a reality. this is the story of that flight. billy wilder adapts from charles a. lindbergh pulitzer prize winning novel of the same name and in what is re creation of lindbergh historical 1927 solo flight. boosted by a considerably strong lead performance from james stewart {himself a pilot} as lindberg and and containing an intelligent screenplay from wilder and wendell mayes and spirit of st. louis is a sincerely well told story. in what at times threatens to become a monotonous film and wilder keeps it ticking over by using flashbacks to lindbergh life. after the nicely told build up to the event and such as the peril being realised as nungesser and coli go missing {never to be found} whilst attempting the same trip in reverse and we learn stuff like how he come to buy his first plane and his work with the flying circus. this is all relative to understanding the man and his obvious passion for flying. this also helps to give us a complete picture of lindbergh and thus putting us with him in his isolated cockpit as he undertakes this dangerous journey. battling isolation {his only company is a fly} and chronic tiredness and it here where stewart perfectly portrays lindbergh devotion to the task. aided by a terrific score from franz waxman and academy award nominated effects by louis lichtenfield and wilder movie turns out to be an engaging human interest story that got a thoroughly professional production. positive . 
in 1927 a young man and alone in a single engine aeroplane and flew non stop from roosevelt field in new york across the entire north atlantic ocean to le bourget field in paris and a distance of three thousand six hundred and ten miles. in this triumph of mind and body and spirit and charles a. lindbergh influenced the lives of everyone on earth for in the 33 hours and thirty minutes of his flight the air age became a reality. this is the story of that flight. billy wilder adapts from charles a. lindbergh pulitzer prize winning novel of the same name and in what is re creation of lindbergh historical 1927 solo flight. boosted by a considerably strong lead performance from james stewart {himself a pilot} as lindberg and and containing an intelligent screenplay from wilder and wendell mayes and spirit of st. louis is a sincerely well told story. in what at times threatens to become a monotonous film and wilder keeps it ticking over by using flashbacks to lindbergh life. after the nicely told build up to the event and such as the peril being realised as nungesser and coli go missing {never to be found} whilst attempting the same trip in reverse and we learn stuff like how he come to buy his first plane and his work with the flying circus. this is all relative to understanding the man and his obvious passion for flying. this also helps to give us a complete picture of lindbergh and thus putting us with him in his isolated cockpit as he undertakes this dangerous journey. battling isolation {his only company is a fly} and chronic tiredness and it here where stewart perfectly portrays lindbergh devotion to the task. aided by a terrific score from franz waxman and academy award nominated effects by louis lichtenfield and wilder movie turns out to be an engaging human interest story that got a thoroughly professional production. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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