Stewardess School (1986)

A typical 80's teen pseudo-sex comedy. A group of varied misfits (including a former prostitute/stripper and a bumbler who can't see more than 6 inches in front of his face) enter a school ... See full summary »

Director:

Ken Blancato

Writer:

Ken Blancato

Stars:

Brett Cullen, Mary Cadorette, Don Most

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brett Cullen	...	Philo Henderson
Mary Cadorette	...	Kelly Johnson
Don Most	...	George Bunkle (as Donald Most)
Sandahl Bergman	...	Wanda Polanski
Wendie Jo Sperber	...	Jolean Winters
Judy Landers	...	Sugar Dubois
Dennis Burkley	...	'Snake' Pellino
Julia Montgomery	...	Pimmie Polk
Corinne Bohrer	...	Cindy Adams
Rob Paulsen	...	Larry Falkwell
William Bogert	...	Roger Weidermeyer
Sherman Hemsley	...	Mr. Buttersworth
Vicki Frederick	...	Miss Grummet
Alan Rosenberg	...	Mad Bomber
Rod McCary	...	Captain Biff

Storyline

A typical 80's teen pseudo-sex comedy. A group of varied misfits (including a former prostitute/stripper and a bumbler who can't see more than 6 inches in front of his face) enter a school to become flight attendants. Somehow, the group makes it through to the final test: a cross-country flight.

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Plot Keywords:

school | stewardess | striptease | stripper | bare breasts | 

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Taglines:

Come fly with them for a plane load of laughs! [video cover]

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Genres:

Action | Comedy

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

August 1986 (USA)

Also Known As:

Die Stewardessen Academy

Company Credits

Production Co:

Columbia Pictures Corporation, Delphi V Productions, Summa Entertainment Group

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Poodle Lady: [to her poodle] Oh, now, Poofy, don't you be a naughty girl.
George Bunkle: I'm sorry Madam, but you'll have to put your Poofy in the box.
Poodle Lady: Awwwww. Perhaps you'd do it for me?
George Bunkle: [the poodle growls at him] What, are you high, lady?

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Connections

References Psycho (1960)

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Soundtracks

"1812 Overture"
Performed by American Chamber Symphony
Symphony Supervision by Ezra Kliger

User Reviews

Pack your bags, you're going on a laugh filled trip

How funny is this movie. Bloody funny. I've seen it a few times, and it just keeps on cracking me up every time, I see it. An added plus, it has Ralph the mouth (Donald Most). Much the way Moving Violations started, showing individually how some of the unlucky group ended up back in traffic school with their blunders, we see the unlucky few here making a change of vocation, where their last one ended with disastrous results. One female wrestler, throws her opponent mistakenly on to her small nerd of a boyfriend sitting front of crowd, next to an obese woman with a raucous laugh, which is one hoot itself. A rich family send their unmannerly daughter to this Stewardess School, where the father gets her biker boyfriend this new spit shine bike. He's taken. He's entrance into the Stewardess School is a classic. Her "I'll miss you" to him, ends with him belching, then pulling a donut, before shooting off back down the hallway and steps on his new prized possession. There are so many cheap laughs in this infectious b comedy. The plot here has anyone joining and put through a rigorous ten week program, where at the end they're demoted to the worst airline, Trimboli airlines, where they're ulterior motives at hand here. On this airline, there so happens to be an undercover officer, surveying this show, and when revealed right at the end, you'll be engaged in hearty chuckles. Most is so funny too, like at the start where he lets one go in an elevator, a one liner prompting this, or like when he asks a couple of girls if they wanna play hide the salami, or when he mistakes a girl's smile off campus, as an invitation, where Mr better looking approaches, and we can't forget his chesshire cat grin when he mistakes the showers as communal ones, where our naked Sandrahl Bergman (Murphy's Law) literally tosses him out. And like all these type movies, our students beat obstacles, and come out good. Judy Landers, almost resembling a particular scene in Doin Time, is great if you're overweight and require a physical. Just send her in first. Also when at the welcoming meeting, she tends to her kinky tricks again- lip licking, behind bending, smooching, bra fondling. See how she causes the director of the school to mispronounce his lines. So many funny moments, so many funny mentions, this is a truly overlooked b comedy, that runs consistently, all the way through. Don't be one of the overlooking party. You'll thank me in the morning.