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** It could be said that some of the offensiveness of the stereotypes is mitigated by the fact that [[AdamWesting all of the actors are the nationalities of the characters they're playing]and are clearly having a ball playing up their roles to the hilt.]] Maybe it's because absolutely nobody gets off scot-free; ''everyone'' is painted in a stereotypical way.
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** It could be said that some of the offensiveness of the stereotypes is mitigated by the fact that [[AdamWesting all of the actors are the nationalities of the characters they're playing]and playing and are clearly having a ball playing up their roles to the hilt.]] Maybe it's because absolutely nobody gets off scot-free; ''everyone'' is painted in a stereotypical way.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODKxMlovi4o&feature=PlayList&p=4EA6BDC0C1691CFE&playnext_from=PL&index=6 One YouTube review]] points out that some of the offensiveness is mitigated by the fact that all of the actors are the nationalities of the characters they're playing and are clearly having a ball playing up their roles to the hilt. Maybe it's because absolutely nobody gets off scot-free; ''everyone'' is painted in a stereotypical way.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODKxMlovi4o&feature=PlayList&p=4EA6BDC0C1691CFE&playnext_from=PL&index=6 One YouTube review]] points out It could be said that some of the offensiveness of the stereotypes is mitigated by the fact that [[AdamWesting all of the actors are the nationalities of the characters they're playing and playing]and are clearly having a ball playing up their roles to the hilt. hilt.]] Maybe it's because absolutely nobody gets off scot-free; ''everyone'' is painted in a stereotypical way.
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* {{Seppuku}}: [[DefiedTrope Defied.]] After he crashes his plane after the initial take off, Yamamoto asks for a knife. The fireman warily asks if he's going to commit "Harakiri", but rejects the notion and says he needs it to cut himself out of the crashed plane.
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[[AllStarCast The brilliant international cast]] includes Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, James Fox, Alberto Sordi, Creator/RobertMorley, Creator/GertFrobe, Creator/JeanPierreCassel, Creator/YujiroIshihara, Creator/JohnLeMesurier, Creator/BennyHill, and Creator/TerryThomas. Extra footage added to the film's American release featured popular comedian Creator/RedSkelton as a hapless victim of flight tests throughout the ages.
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[[AllStarCast The brilliant international cast]] includes Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, Creator/SarahMiles, James Fox, Alberto Sordi, Creator/RobertMorley, Creator/GertFrobe, Creator/JeanPierreCassel, Creator/YujiroIshihara, Creator/JohnLeMesurier, Creator/BennyHill, and Creator/TerryThomas. Extra footage added to the film's American release featured popular comedian Creator/RedSkelton as a hapless victim of flight tests throughout the ages.
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[[AllStarCast The brilliant international cast]] includes Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, James Fox, Alberto Sordi, Creator/RobertMorley, Creator/GertFrobe, Creator/JeanPierreCassel, Creator/YujiroIshihara, John Le Mesurier, Creator/BennyHill and Creator/TerryThomas. Extra footage added to the film's American release featured popular comedian Creator/RedSkelton as a hapless victim of flight tests throughout the ages.
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[[AllStarCast The brilliant international cast]] includes Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, James Fox, Alberto Sordi, Creator/RobertMorley, Creator/GertFrobe, Creator/JeanPierreCassel, Creator/YujiroIshihara, John Le Mesurier, Creator/BennyHill Creator/JohnLeMesurier, Creator/BennyHill, and Creator/TerryThomas. Extra footage added to the film's American release featured popular comedian Creator/RedSkelton as a hapless victim of flight tests throughout the ages.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Per the narrator at the end of the opening's FailureMontage, in the film's world it's the fictional Emilio Ponticelli (one of the air race's competitors) who pulled off the first successful controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight and not UsefulNotes/TheWrightBrothers.
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** The flight-test fiasco footage at the beginning of the film.
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** The flight-test fiasco footage at {{failure montage}} with Creator/RedSkelton before the beginning start of the film.story.
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** Colonel von Holstein wins the balloon duel, shooting down his opponents' balloon, but he gloats a little too much after doing so, and punctures his own balloon with his helmet, causing it to crash. (''And'' makes a fool out of himself.)
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** Colonel von Holstein wins the balloon duel, shooting down his opponents' balloon, but he gloats a little too much after doing so, and punctures his own balloon with his pointy helmet, causing it to crash. (''And'' makes crash in the sewage farm as well, making a fool out of himself.)
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* FailureMontage: Creator/RedSkelton's cartoonish flight test failures through the ages at the beginning.
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The 1969 {{sequel}}, ''Monte Carlo or Bust'' (aka ''Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies''), does with vintage cars what this movie does with vintage planes.
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The 1969 {{sequel}}, ''Monte Carlo or Bust'' ''Film/MonteCarloOrBust'' (aka ''Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies''), does with vintage cars what this movie does with vintage planes.
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''Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, [[EitherOrTitle or]] How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes'', to give its [[LongTitle full title]], is a 1965 British-American {{period|piece}} comedy film (released through [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios Twentieth Century Fox]]) about an international air race held during the early, pre-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI days of aviation. A wacky cast of characters assembles with their wacky aircraft, a love triangle develops, {{Worthy Opponent}}s square off, and great fun is had by all... except for those who can't stay in the air.
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''Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, [[EitherOrTitle or]] How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes'', to give its [[LongTitle full title]], title, is a 1965 British-American {{period|piece}} comedy film (released through [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios Twentieth Century Fox]]) about an international air race held during the early, pre-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI days of aviation. A wacky cast of characters assembles with their wacky aircraft, a love triangle develops, {{Worthy Opponent}}s square off, and great fun is had by all... except for those who can't stay in the air.
