Airport 1975

Year:	1974
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Disaster Movie, Drama, Thriller
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	5.5 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	9 Have Seen


Director	Jack Smight
Selected Cast	Charlton Heston as Alan Murdock
	Karen Black as Nancy Pryor
	George Kennedy as Joe Patroni
	Efrem Zimbalist Jr. as Captain Stacy
	Susan Clark as Helen Patroni
	Helen Reddy as Sister Ruth
	Linda Blair as Janice Abbott
	Dana Andrews as Scott Freeman
	Roy Thinnes as Urias
	Sid Caesar as Barney
	Myrna Loy as Mrs. Devaney
	Ed Nelson as Major John Alexander
	Gloria Swanson as Gloria Swanson
	Jerry Stiller as Sam
	Norman Fell as Bill
	Conrad Janis as Arnie
	Erik Estrada as Julio
	Beverly Garland as Mrs. Scott Freeman
	Nancy Olson as Mrs. Abbott
	Larry Storch as Glenn Purcell
	Martha Scott as Sister Beatrice
	Linda Harrison as Winnie
	Guy Stockwell as Colonel Moss
	Kip Niven as Lt. Thatcher
	Brian Morrison as Joseph Patroni, Jr.
	Alan Fudge as Danton
	Christopher Norris as Bette
	Austin Stoker as Air Force Sgt.
	John Lupton as Oringer
	Sharon Gless as Sharon
	Ted Gehring as Mechanic
	Virginia Gregg as Lily - Passenger
	Bob Hastings as Freeman's Friend at Airport
	Lara Parker as Lara - Stewardess

On DVD & Blu-ray World

VHS

Airport 1975 - Goodtimes Home Video - USA (1987)

DVD

Airport 1975 - Goodtimes Home Video - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Airport Terminal Pack - Universal - USA (2003)

Blu-ray

Airport: The Complete Collection - Universal - USA (2016)

Comments and Reviews


Twistin 4th Aug 2022		Rated 7/10 Certainly one of the most inane thrillers of our time. Still, I can't get enough of films this bad, especially when the incompetent filmmakers appear to have had no idea what a turd they were creating. Some of the most embarrassing acting to ever disgrace the screen from folks like Charlton Heston, Karen Black, Sid Caesar, Myrna Loy, Erik Estrada, Gloria Swanson, Susan Clark, and even F-Troop's Larry Storch! Some performers manage to save some face (Efrem Zimbalist, Dana Andrews, Roy Thinnes - all wasted). The best line in the whole film -- and there's a lot of competition -- is delivered by Linda Blair, who plays a sick teenager en route to receive a kidney transplant. As her mother tries to convince her to get some rest, she explains how difficult that task is because "People are so interesting!" And don't even get me started on Helen Reddy's singing nun... 2 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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