The Nice Guy in the Airplane, or How I Fly from London to Paris in 25 hours and 11 minutes

In 1910, "flying machines" were a popular thing of that era. However, precisely because it has just been born, everything is still in its infancy. Lord Roynes (Robert Morley), editor-in-chief of the British Daily Mail, planned and organized a race from London to Paris. The purpose of this competition is to demonstrate the superiority of the British race. If everything goes as expected, as expected, his son-in-law Richard Mays (James Fox) will win the competition. As soon as the news of the competition was released, aircraft enthusiasts from all over the world signed up enthusiastically. However, this game that was supposed to be an adventurer's game has become a game for the affection of Patricia Rawnsley (Sarah Miles). The film was nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the 38th Academy Awards in 1966, Best Picture - Musical Comedy and Best Actor in a Musical Comedy at the 23rd Golden Globe Awards in 1966. The film describes the personalities of pilots from different countries: the rigid Germans, the sinister French, the arrogant Italians and the unlucky...