Spencer Tracy visiting Jimmy Stewart on set in 1956 during a break in filming of “The Spirit of St. Louis”. Also shown is the film’s director, Billy Wilder.
Spencer Tracy visiting Jimmy Stewart on set in 1956 during a break in filming of “The Spirit of St. Louis”. Also shown is the film’s director, Billy Wilder.
For those who have never heard of this film, it’s a drama based on Charles Lindbergh’s historic 1920s solo trans-Atlantic flight from New York to Europe. The movie itself had a troubled production with multiple delays in filming among other issues and ended up thousands if not millions of dollars over the estimated budget (which unfortunately Warner Brothers was not able to recover with box office revenue).
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They were on point with the overcoats and scarves.
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For those who have never heard of this film, it’s a drama based on Charles Lindbergh’s historic 1920s solo trans-Atlantic flight from New York to Europe. The movie itself had a troubled production with multiple delays in filming among other issues and ended up thousands if not millions of dollars over the estimated budget (which unfortunately Warner Brothers was not able to recover with box office revenue).
They were on point with the overcoats and scarves.