A busy day at London Airport. Follow the lives and loves of the crew and passengers.
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Anthony Steel | ... | Gus Randall | |
| Robert Beatty | ... | Nick Millbourne | |
| David Knight | ... | Bill | |
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Margo Lorenz | ... | Leah |
| James Robertson Justice | ... | Captain Brent | |
| Eunice Gayson | ... | Penny Henson | |
| Isabel Dean | ... | Mrs Malcolm | |
| Gordon Harker | ... | The Taxi Driver | |
| Bernard Lee | ... | Customs Officer | |
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Michael Howard | ... | Purvis |
| Marie Lohr | ... | Rich Woman | |
| Esma Cannon | ... | Rich Woman's Companion | |
| Abraham Sofaer | ... | The Indian | |
| Melissa Stribling | ... | Jean Osmond | |
| Sidney James | ... | The Gambler | |
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A busy day at London Airport. Follow the lives and loves of the crew and passengers.
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2 May 1955 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
O Amor Chegou de Avião See more »Company Credits
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Captain Brent: I'm not happy about the port outer - she sounds a bit rough to me.
Nick Millbourne: Instruments check all right?
Captain Brent: Yes.
Nick Millbourne: The instrument say she's okay, the chief mechanic says she's okay...?
Captain Brent: Young man, let me tell you something. In the air, I am responsible for this aircraft and the lives of all on board her, and neither you nor anyone else - *including* the chairman of the corporation - is going to induce me to take her one inch off the ground until I am absolutely satisfied that she ...
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(uncredited)
Written by Una Bart
Arranged by Jackie Brown
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The parrots in the quarantine section are very obviously stuffed birds. They do not move at all during the tracking shots in that section. See more »Quotes
Nick Millbourne: What's the trouble, Captain?Captain Brent: I'm not happy about the port outer - she sounds a bit rough to me.
Nick Millbourne: Instruments check all right?
Captain Brent: Yes.
Nick Millbourne: The instrument say she's okay, the chief mechanic says she's okay...?
Captain Brent: Young man, let me tell you something. In the air, I am responsible for this aircraft and the lives of all on board her, and neither you nor anyone else - *including* the chairman of the corporation - is going to induce me to take her one inch off the ground until I am absolutely satisfied that she ...
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Dancing in the Dilly(uncredited)
Written by Una Bart
Arranged by Jackie Brown
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I stumbled across this gem of a period piece recently, and the airline enthusiast in me couldn't pass it up. I wasn't disappointed. Heathrow (pardon me.... London Airport) is bustling with efficient airline personnel, sharply dressed and not at all worked up over the 12-hour delay caused by a thick London fog. Passengers all receive individualized attention, and are guided through their layover by attendants who address them each by name. These are innocent times for air travel. The airport restaurant divides those who have been through customs from those who haven't by simply hanging a red cordon across the middle of the room. No metal detectors or baggage scanners here. My favorite scene is the final one, an over-the-top display of the many different ethnicities in the terminal lobby, all in pairs, all wearing native dress. It's a contrived and forced attempt to create an environment which is natural today. Oh yes.... the love story? Of course it's there, along with all of the expected trappings of a 1955 B&W drama. But don't watch this film for the love story. Watch it for a loving recollection of the early days of air travel in all its naive glamour.