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THIS IS ABOUT THE MAKING OF THE MOVIE, NOT THE BATTLE! It is based on Leonard Mosely's book about the making of the 1969 movie "Battle of Britain". Using behind the scenes images it tells some interesting facts about the making of one of the best and most historically accurate movies about military aviation and air warfare in history. I need to stipulate 2 things and make 2 corrections.

Stipulation 1: I use the term British when referring to pilots in the RAF. There were Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders, South Africans, Americans, Czechs, Poles, Frenchmen and others flying in the RAF but I usually simply just refer to them as British pilots when I do refer to the battle.
Stipulation
2: the pilots in the movie were mostly British, Spanish, American and Canadian although there were likely others as well.
Corrections:
1: The movie was eventually profitable but not on its initial release. It was the video rental market that eventually moved it in to profitability and over the decades it has generated a handsome return, However, on its initial worldwide distribution it grossed a bit less than the $13,000,000 production budget. It only made about two million dollars in England yet it was the number 1 film in the United Kingdom for a total of 14 weeks between September 1969 - February 1970. Many believe it was the anti-war climate of the late 60s/early 70s that hurt the films earnings.
2: Connie Edwards said in an AOPA interview that it was a Mk. 9 Spitfire that he had to belly land due to a fire. He also said the Brits told him that he was faux shot down 72 times in it.
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Music from the Battle of Britain soundtrack.