Sky Liner

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Pamela Blake, Steven Geray, Rochelle Hudson, and Richard Travis in Sky Liner (1949)

FBI Agent Steve Blair finds himself caught up in Cold War espionage when he boards a plane heading west. Some sensitive papers have disappeared and Steve must keep tabs on a suspect without ... Read allFBI Agent Steve Blair finds himself caught up in Cold War espionage when he boards a plane heading west. Some sensitive papers have disappeared and Steve must keep tabs on a suspect without giving himself away.FBI Agent Steve Blair finds himself caught up in Cold War espionage when he boards a plane heading west. Some sensitive papers have disappeared and Steve must keep tabs on a suspect without giving himself away.

Director
- William Berke
Writers
- Maurice Tombragel
- John Wilste
Stars

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5.4/10

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Director
- William Berke
Writers
- Maurice Tombragel
- John Wilste
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Pamela Blake and Richard Travis in Sky Liner (1949)

Greg McClure and Michael Whalen in Sky Liner (1949)

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Trivia
Film debut of Lisa Ferraday.

Goofs
While flying a ground-controlled approach (GCA) to Jackson Field, the air traffic controller talks the aircraft down to as close as one half mile from touchdown yet the film footage shows the Constellation still flying with no landing gear deployed. They haven't put the wheels down.

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8/10

Interesting time capsule of the beginning of commercial flying and Cold War

SKY LINER is a 61-minute B picture - short, effective, and reflective of the beginning of the Cold War and of commercial aviation (great publicity for the now defunct TWA. How the world changed in some 40 years!)

I do not know the actors but they do not compromise the product in any way. It is a riveting film from beginning to end, and characters have proper motivations for their actions.

No waste of time, this!

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