A Yank in the RAF (1941)

Tim Baker: Well, I haven't looked at another girl since you left.
Carol Brown: Well, I've looked at other men.
Tim Baker: Maybe, but I'll bet you didn't look at them the same way you looked at me that first night in Kansas City. Remember?... You were going east, and I was going west; then we saw each other, and I was going east!

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When this movie was made, America was not part of World War II. At this time, a number of Hollywood studios were pro-American involvement in the war. This movie is one of a number of films made during the late 1930s and early 1940s that represented pro-American intervention in the war. These films include: A Yank in the R.A.F. (which came late in the cycle), Man Hunt, Foreign Correspondent, The Mortal Storm, Confessions of a Nazi Spy and Sergeant York.
The 'Hollywood Reporter's' news articles reported that this movies' stars, Betty Grable and Tyrone Power, attended this picture's Hollywood Premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre where an estimated ten thousand people watched on.
The movie utilized real airborne combat footage. One the film's posters had a puff-box that read: "The aerial battles in 'A Yank in the R.A.F.' are authentic and were filmed over Germany, France and England with the full cooperation of the British Air Ministry!"
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