Phil The Flying Sergeant
The Phil Harris · 1951 · 29 min · 4,053 words
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Phil Harris is now making a movie at Republic Studios about the Air Force. In the picture, he plays the part of a flying sergeant. Right now, he's on the way home from the studio, accompanied by his stand-in, Frankie.
Curly, some bother me about this picture you're making. Why'd they pick you for the part? It's obvious. They needed a romantic he-man for the part, and they had a choice between Gregory Peck and me.
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