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Aerial Combat | China
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Box Office Collection 28,400,000 USD
Actress Bess Armstrong once said of her co-star Tom Selleck whilst doing publicity for the picture: "He is real gorgeous, and he has some real power now, but he doesn't use that, or his charm, to exploit women. He genuinely seems to like women. For an actor, that's rare".
In an oral history interview with Stephen Vagg, source novelist Jon Cleary has said of this filmed adaptation of his "High Road To China" novel that the film was one of the greatest disappointments of his career. Cleary felt that his novel could have been "one of the great adventure films" of all time.
Bess Armstrong once said of the very low temperatures during the movie's production shoot: "...I found Yugoslavia so cold they had to pin layers of thermal under my flapper dress in such a way it wouldn't show...it made it impossible for me to go to the bathroom without six helpers and two people on walkie-talkies relating my progress to the director, the cameraman and anybody who happened to be standing around!".
The make and models of the three bi-planes in the film were all vintage Belgian-designed French-built Stampe SV4C aircraft that were built after World War II though in the film the planes portray World War I era bi-planes.
First major starring role in a cinema movie for actor Tom Selleck.
"Zura: The oxen are slow, but the earth is patient."
"Struts: Hey, ace, would you do me a little favor, please? Patrick O' Malley: Yeah, sure. Struts: Just remember that, uh, remember the - the ox is slow, but the earth is patient."
