Warbird Information Exchange

Fascinating how you can tell they actually filmed a flyable Vampire, but also had to it shoot day for night. AND then add in a starry night sky. For a 38 min short that Disney decided to make for $5000, it's not bad. Agreed the story did take a slightly unexpected turn at the end with the second whammy of a ghost revel. But I thought it sort of helped the story a bit more. Anyone know how they shot Travolta's scenes? Did they actually use a runnable Mosquito somewhere? Or just a mocked up cockpit?

All in all I liked it. I thought it was a neat telling of a short Xmas Aviation related story that had its spookiness, but also its heart. And then for Disney to come out of nowhere with this was an unexpected treat.

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Frederick Forsyth wrote this story as a ghost story.
He wrote it as a Christmas story for his wife.

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