Forced Landing (1935)
In this high-flying mystery set aboard a cross-country flight to New York, some of the passengers are kidnappers who are trying to locate a hidden cache of loot. Unfortunately, something goes wrong during the trip and the pilots must land the plane in the Arizona desert during a terrible storm. There all of the passengers and crew find cramped accommodations in a lonely farmhouse where murder, mystery and mayhem occur.
Director:
Melville W. Brown
Writer:
Scott Darling
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Esther Ralston as Ruby Anatole |
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Onslow Stevens as Farraday |
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Sidney Blackmer as Tony Bernardi |
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Toby Wing as Amelie Darrell |
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Edward Nugent as Jim Redfern (as Eddie Nugent) |
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Barbara Pepper as Nancy 'Dusty' Rhodes |
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Willard Robertson as Martin Byrd |
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Bradley Page as Steven Greer |
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Kane Richmond as Jimmy Stafford |
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Ralf Harolde as Burns |
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Arthur Aylesworth as Al Talcott |
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Julia Griffith as Fanny Townsend |
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Barbara Bedford as Mrs. Margaret Byrd |
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Lionel Belmore as Prison Warden |
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George Cleveland as Jolly |
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Dean Benton as Co-Pilot Frederick (uncredited) |
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Don Brodie as Airline Agent (uncredited) |
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Harry Brown as Federal Agent (uncredited) |
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Sterling Campbell as Pilot (uncredited) |
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Kernan Cripps as Federal Agent (uncredited) |
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Pat Gleason as Bellhop (uncredited) |
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Arnold Gray as Reservation Clerk (uncredited) |
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Frank LaRue as Chief Inspector Arthur M. Preston (uncredited) |
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Charles McAvoy as Prison Guard (uncredited) |
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Dick Rush as Federal Agent (uncredited) |
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Dorothy Vernon as Housekeeper (uncredited) |
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Johnstone White as Airplane Pilot (uncredited) |
| Directing | Melville W. Brown | Director |
| Writing | William Boehnel | Story |
| Writing | Scott Darling | Screenplay |
| Writing | M. Helprin | Story |
| Production | M.H. Hoffman | Producer |
| Crew | Harry Neumann | Cinematography |
| Editing | Jack Ogilvie | Editor |
| Production | Rudolph C. Flothow | Production Manager |
| Sound | John Stransky Jr. | Sound Recordist |
