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| Robert Hays | ... |
Frank Swedlin
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Ron Travis | ... |
Porno Director
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| M. Emmet Walsh | ... |
Simon Reynolds
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| John Gielgud | ... |
Uncle Willie
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Ed Dolan | ... |
Purser
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Paul Reeve | ... |
Flight Co-ordinator
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Aleta Kennedy | ... |
Stewardess
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| Pamela Stephenson | ... |
Fiona Maxwell Sayle
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Nancy Wood | ... |
Lindsay Manning
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Kevin Elyot | ... |
Matt
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Duncan Preston | ... |
Hal
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Maureen Bennett | ... |
Patti
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Maitre D'
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Preston Lockwood | ... |
Leslie
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Conover Kennard | ... |
Francine Swedlin
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An investigative reporter following an espionage story goes to London and gets involved with murder, scam artists and rock concerts.
What could possibly have prompted John Gielgud to appear in this abomination. I have a hard time believing it was for the money. Talk about a blemish on ones career. And Robert Hays was the same character in this movie as he was in "Airplane" which was a really funny movie.
This film is idiotic, humorless, the acting is atrocious and I have a hard time believing it was a "release" rather than an "escape." The only reason I gave it a 3 rating is because there are some nice shots of London, which is one of my favorite cities.
I strongly recommend that you curl up with a bad book rather than view this piece of tripe masquerading as movie.