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Does Wings have end credit scenes?
No!
Wings does not have end credit scenes.
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Wings
1929
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Runtime: 144 min
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Check out what happened in Wings!
In the quaint American town, a longstanding feud between Jack Powell (actor's name) and David Armstrong (actor's name) centered around their shared pursuit of Sylvia Lewis' affections. Unbeknownst to Jack, his neighbor, Mary Preston, harbored deep feelings for him, which went unnoticed as he remained oblivious to her affections. The two rivals eventually found themselves donning the wings of combat pilots in the Air Service, where they began their training alongside Cadet White (actor's name), who met a tragic end shortly after their arrival.
As Jack and David navigated their rigorous training period, their initial animosity dissipated, replaced by an unbreakable bond. Upon graduating, they were shipped off to France to engage in the grueling battles against the Germans. Meanwhile, Mary joined the war effort by serving as an ambulance driver, where she eventually learned of Jack's reputation as "The Shooting Star" and encountered him during a leave in Paris. Despite his intoxication, Mary found herself beside him, only to be interrupted by military police while changing back into her uniform. Her subsequent resignation from service marked the end of her war efforts.
The narrative reaches its climax with the intense Battle of Saint-Mihiel, where David is shot down and presumed dead. However, he miraculously survives the crash landing and commandeers a German biplane, fleeing to Allied lines. Tragically, Jack spots the enemy aircraft and, fueled by a desire for vengeance against his friend's perceived demise, launches an attack. With precision, he downs the aircraft and lands to claim a souvenir of his victory. Moved by the owner of the land where David's aircraft crashed, Jack agrees to visit his dying friend.
In a moment of crushing realization, Jack comprehends the gravity of his actions and becomes consumed with grief upon learning the truth about David's fate. As David consoles him, he forgives his comrade before passing away. The war comes to an end, and Jack returns home to a hero's welcome. He visits David's grieving parents, returning his friend's effects while begging their forgiveness for causing his death. Mrs. Armstrong (actor's name) reassures Jack that the blame lies with the war itself, not him.
As Jack reunites with Mary, he finally acknowledges his true feelings for her, marking a turning point in his life.
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