Catch-22 (1970) - B-25 Mitchell take-offs - HD
Iaman is looking for a cabana on the beach in San Carlos, Mexico.
In the course of his musings, he discovers that the aircraft scenes for the movie
Catch-22 were filmed there.
"Paramount planned to film the Catch-22 aerial sequences for six weeks, but the production required three months to shoot and the bombers flew a total of about 1,500 hours. They would appear on screen for 12 minutes." The film cost $20 million to produce and this was back in 1970 when a dollar was actually worth something. "
The Catch 22 airport was constructed from scratch for the movie."
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