Lawrence Casey

A "mockumentary" following the exploits of young growers and harvesters of everyone's favorite medicinal and recreational herb. This film was originally shown on college campuses in the late '70s, offering instruction on cultivation and smuggling techniques by the "experts".

The Great Waldo Pepper. Academy Award-winner Robert Redford is the great Waldo Pepper, a biplane pilot who finds fame and glory as a barnstormer who recreates infamous WWI dog fights.

Charming stunt pilot Waldo Pepper (Robert Redford) soars through the Midwestern skies in his biplane, seeking the fame he missed out on during World War I -- and the chance to outperform the greatest pilot of all time, German ace Ernst Kessler (Bo Brundin). As the jaded public demands increasingly risky tricks, Waldo and Kessler both leave barnstorming behind and head to Hollywood to film a high-flying war flick.

A biplane pilot who had missed flying in WWI takes up barnstorming and later a movie career in his quest for the glory he had missed, eventually getting a chance to prove himself in a film depicting the dogfights of WWI.