Pancho Barnes

"I may not be famous or blonde, but I'm one terrific pilot."

Bored socialite Florence Pancho Barnes decides to learn to fly.

1988

Drama·Adventure

2h 30min

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Top Billed Cast

Valerie Bertinelli
Pancho Barnes
Sam Robards
Gene McKendry
James Stephens
Rankin Barnes
Cynthia Harris
Mrs. Lowe
Geoffrey Lewis
Ben Catlin
Todd Allen
Chuck Yeager
Richard Young
Roger Chute
Brett Anderson
Danny
Bill Bolender
Col. Rand
Katherine Bongfeldt
April Smith
Diggs Brown
Robert Tillman
John S. Davies
Assistant Director
David Hussey
Carter
John Hussey
Will Rogers
Luis Lemus
Ignacio
Marco Perella
Maj. Cooper
Robert Prentiss
George Patton
Mary Catherine Quintana
March Smith
Kurt Rhoads
Paul Mantz
Bill Shaw
Grandfather Lowe

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