Hell's Angels Synopsis
As the Great War breaks out in Europe, English brothers Roy and Monte enlist in the Royal Flying Corps to fight for king and country, while their Oxford College friend Karl is ordered back to Germany. As a love triangle develops involving Monte, Roy, and Roy's girlfriend, Helen, the brothers' disparate personalities, and Monte's cowardice in the face of war soon threaten to compromise a top-secret bombing mission over German territory.
Hell's Angels (1930) is a drama, war and action film directed by Howard Hughes, released on November 15, 1930 with a runtime of 2h 11m. It stars Ben Lyon, James Hall, Jean Harlow and John Darrow. Viewers rate it 6.6 out of 10 across 112 ratings.
- Director:
- Howard Hughes
- Writers:
- Joseph Moncure March, Howard Estabrook, Harry Behn
- Producers:
- Howard Hughes
- Cinematographer:
- Elmer Dyer
- Composer:
- Hugo Riesenfeld
- Production:
- The Caddo Company
- Budget:
- $3,950,000
- Revenue:
- $8,000,000
- Status:
- Released