Keep 'Em Flying 1941
"They're Just Air-Plane Nuts!"
Get ready to soar with Keep 'Em Flying (1941), a hilarious comedy that takes you on a wild ride with its lovable stars, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. As a stunt pilot joins the air corps, his two goofy assistants tag along, bringing their signature antics and mayhem.
Director: Arthur Lubin
Cast
Bud Abbott
Blackie Benson
Lou Costello
Heathcliff
Martha Raye
Gloria Phelps / Barbara Phelps
Carol Bruce
Linda Joyce
William Gargan
Craig Morrison
Dick Foran
Jinx Roberts
Charles Lang
Jim Joyce
William B. Davidson
Gonigle
Truman Bradley
Butch
Loring Smith
Major Barstow
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Keep 'Em Flying (1941) about?
Join a stunt pilot and his two goofy assistants as they bring their signature antics to the air corps.
Who directed Keep 'Em Flying?
Arthur Lubin brings his expertise to this classic comedy.
Who stars in Keep 'Em Flying?
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Martha Raye, and Carol Bruce take to the skies in this hilarious film.
Is Keep 'Em Flying (1941) worth watching?
With its light-hearted tone and slapstick humor, this classic comedy is a treat for fans of Abbott and Costello.
How long is Keep 'Em Flying?
Keep 'Em Flying has a runtime of 86 minutes.
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About Keep 'Em Flying (1941) — Air Corps Antics with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Get ready to soar with Keep 'Em Flying (1941), a hilarious comedy that takes you on a wild ride with its lovable stars, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. As a stunt pilot joins the air corps, his two goofy assistants tag along, bringing their signature antics and mayhem. Director Arthur Lubin brings this zany duo to the skies, where they take on the military's best efforts to keep them grounded. With its light-hearted tone and slapstick humor, Keep 'Em Flying is a treat for fans of classic comedy. Join the fun as these two air-plane nuts take to the skies and bring laughter to all who watch.
With its talented cast, including Martha Raye and Carol Bruce, Keep 'Em Flying is a treasure trove of comedic gold. From its barnstorming beginnings to its hilarious air corps escapades, this film is a joyride from start to finish. So, if you're looking for a lighthearted and entertaining film to lift your spirits, look no further than Keep 'Em Flying (1941).
