Movie Review Specialist for "Saint-Exupéry - The Narrative Preceding the Little Prince"
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the author of the renowned novella "The Little Prince," demonstrated courage both in the air and in friendship. Known for his daring aviation exploits, he stood by his colleague Henri Guillaumet, a fellow pilot and friend, while they worked together for the Aéropostale postal company in Argentina during the 1930s.
As air transport became more significant, pilots faced mounting pressure, including Guillaumet and Saint-Exupéry. A life-threatening situation ensued when they had to rush across the Andes. During one of their flights, Guillaumet met with a crash, causing Saint-Exupéry to embark on a search that ended with the discovery of his friend. Tragically, Guillaumet passed away in the war, shot down by the Nazis.
Unwavering in his pursuits, Saint-Exupéry did not rest on the success of his bestselling novel. He continued to serve as a pilot, a choice that ultimately led to his demise. On July 31, 1944, his plane was attacked by German forces off the coast of Corsica, vanishing without a trace, leaving behind the mystery of a literary and war hero's death.
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In the midst of his aviation career, Saint-Exupéry diligently pursued entertainment ventures, such as partnering with a production company for movies and TV.
Despite the tragic loss of his dear friend, Henri Guillaumet, Saint-Exupéry continued to find solace in the world of entertainment, aspiring to create stories that would inspire future generations.
