Robot Pilot

Starring: Forrest Tucker, Carol Hughes, Evelyn Brent & I. Stanford Jolley Director: William Beaudine

Enemy agents plot to steal a "robot" control device that will enable airplanes to fly without a pilot.

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DVD Details

Rated: Unrated
Run Time: 1 hours, 6 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: June 26, 2007
Originally Released: 1941
Label: Alpha Video

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Starring		Forrest Tucker, Carol Hughes, Evelyn Brent & I. Stanford Jolley
Directed by		William Beaudine

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The fiery crash of a radio-controlled plane on its first test flight sends inventor Doc Williams and rugged pilot Jerry Barton back to the drawing board. The two men labor feverishly to complete a successful prototype of a craft they hope to sell to the Lambert Aircraft Company. As the work proceeds at Doc's remote mountain ranch, enemy agents manage to steal the experimental plane. No one realizes until it's too late that Betty Lambert, the daughter of the aircraft company president, has stowed away in Doc's plane and is now helpless as the pilotless craft barrels through the sky.

Forrest Tucker, the star of Robot Pilot, would gain his greatest fame 20 years later as Sergeant O'Rourke in TV's "F Troop." Prolific director William Beaudine, known in Hollywood for making low-budget features quickly and on schedule, began his film career in 1909, and by the time he directed his final picture, Billy the Kid Versus Dracula, in 1966, he had over 350 films on his resume.

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Product Info:

Sales Rank: 250
UPC: 089218538390
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