Howard Hughes' Hell's Angels PB_Gift_Guide offers a fresh and searing

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Howard Hughes' Hell's Angels PB_Gift_Guide offers a fresh and searing"No one was surprised in 1929 that aviation mogul Howard R. Hughes would produce a paean to World War I flying aces like Hell's Angels. Given Hughes' comparative inexperience as a moviemaker, however, everyone was taken slightly aback that the finished film was as good as it was. The very American Ben Lyon and James Hall play a couple of British brothers who drop out of Oxford to join the British Royal Flying Corps. Several early scenes establish Lyon