Review of Wings (1966) by Nicola M — 26 May 2008
I was fond of this film but didn't think much of Clara Bow. Her part seemed to be quite small, while Charles "Buddy" Rogers had the most important and interesting role in the film.
I'm a huge fan of William A. Wellman's and to have seen this, is a true joy. Charles was magnificent as Jack and I thought Gary Cooper's performance was small and unimportant. Each time, Charles would be smiling, you wanted to smile along with him. He was such an adorable actor and was quite a tough guy as well. Rogers, had a fear of flying, but got into that plane, without a problem until he got out of the plane, where he would throw up. He never complained though, and continued to do his scenes. My favorite scene in the film, is when Charles is completely drunk, and is in a delightful mood about the bubbles. I'd recommend it to any silent film fan.
This review of Wings (1966) was written by Nicola M on 26 May 2008.
Wings has generally received positive reviews.
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