The Golden Age
This short documentary celebrating a half-century of flight (the first human flight, powered by the Wright brothers, took place on 17 December 1903) examines the state of aviation in the late 1950s. The question, at that juncture, no longer was whether men could fly, but how fast and how far, and the film describes and reviews the top aircraft of the day: turbo-jets, stratocruisers, and missiles that outstrip the speed of sound. Part 3 of Salute to Flight, a 3-part film series about aviation.
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The Golden Age, Richard Gilbert, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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directorRichard Gilbert
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producerThomas Farley
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executive producerPeter Jones
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scriptStuart NutterWilliam Weintraub
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photographyJohn FosterRay Jones
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soundMichel BelaieffAndré Hourlier
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editingMartin Defalco
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sound editingKenneth Heeley-RaySidney Pearson
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re-recordingGeorge Croll
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musicMalca Gillson
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