Portrayed as an eccentric perfectionist and hypochondriac who grew up wealthy and isolated. As a major Hollywood producer, he financed iconic films like Hell's Angels and Scarface. He was also a pioneering aviator and head of Hughes Aircraft Company, designing secret aircraft and record-breaking planes. A severe 1946 XF-11 test flight crash caused brain damage, leading to a reclusive old age until his death aboard a private flight to Houston.
Contrasts his isolated childhood with his later public life.
Romantic involvement during his Hollywood peak.
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