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Cast from the first Airport movie
Burt
Lancaster as Mel Bakersfeld, airport manager
Dean
Martin as Captain Vernon Demarest, check-ride pilot on Trans
Global Flight Two
Jean Seberg as Tanya Livingston, public relations agent for Trans
Global Airlines
Jacqueline Bisset as Gwen Meighen, chief stewardess on Flight Two
George Kennedy as Joe Patroni, chief mechanic for TWA
Helen Hayes as Mrs. Quonsett, stowaway
Van Heflin as D. O. Guerrero, former contractor, in bankruptcy
Maureen Stapleton as Mrs. Inez Guerrero
Barry Nelson as pilot Anson Harris, Captain on Flight Two
Dana Wynter as Cindy Bakersfeld, wife of Mel Bakersfeld
Lloyd Nolan as Standish, the head of Customs at Lincoln Int'l Airport
Barbara Hale as Sarah Demarest (sister of Mel Bakersfeld, wife of
Vernon Demarest)
Gary Collins as Cy Jordan, the second officer/flight engineer of
Flight Two
Ena Hartman as Ruth, tourist class stewardess
Patty Poulsen as Joan, tourist class stewardess
Marion Ross as Passenger
The success of Airport spawned
three sequels, of which the first two were box office hits.
Airport 1975
Airport '77
The Concorde: Airport '79
Airport 1975 is a 1974
disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 hit Airport.
Unlike the original film, Airport 1975 was a bona fide "blockbuster"
disaster film, with an "all-star" cast and extensive promotional
campaign. Though derided by the critics upon its release, Airport 1975
was ultimately a success. With a budget of US$3 million, the film made
over US$47 million at the box office.
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 Mrs. Patroni
Gloria Swanson as Gloria Swanson
Martha Scott as Sister Beatrice
Helen Reddy as Sister Ruth
Guy Stockwell as Col. Moss
Jerry Stiller as Sam
Roy Thinnes as First Officer Urias
Erik Estrada as Flight Engineer Julio
Dana Andrews as Scott Freeman
Sid Caesar as Barney
Linda Blair as Janice Abbott
Nancy Olson as Mrs. Abbott
Kip Niven as Lt. Thatcher
Ed Nelson as Maj. Alexander
Beverly Garland as Mrs. Freeman
Myrna Loy as Mrs. Devaney
Linda Harrison as Winnie (credited as Augusta Summerland)
Christopher Norris as Stewardess Bette
Airport '77 is a 1977
disaster film and second sequel in the Airport franchise. The film is
generally considered the best of the sequels due to the quality of the
writing and acting, even if the technical feasibility of the ditching
and subsequent submersion of a fully pressurised 747 might be
questioned. The film starred a number of veteran actors, including
Jack Lemmon, James Stewart, Joseph Cotten, and Olivia de Havilland.
Like its predecessors, Airport '77 was a box office hit earning US$30
million but marked the series' progression into increasingly unlikely
plots.
Cast of Airport 77
Jack
Lemmon as Capt. Don Gallagher
Lee Grant as Karen Wallace
Brenda Vaccaro as Eve Clayton
Joseph Cotten as Nicholas St. Downs, III
Olivia de Havilland as Emily Livingston
James
Stewart as Philip Stevens
Darren McGavin as Stan Buchek
Christopher Lee as Martin Wallace
Robert Foxworth as Chambers
George Kennedy as Joe Patroni
Kathleen Quinlan as Julie
Monte Markham as Banker
Gil Gerard as Frank Powers
James Booth as Ralph Crawford
Monica Lewis as Anne
Pamela Bellwood as Lisa Stevens
Arlene Golonka as Mrs. Stern
M. Emmet Walsh as Dr. Williams
The Concorde ... Airport '79
is a 1979 American disaster film (in the UK, it was released a year
later as Airport '80: The Concorde). The film was the fourth and final
installment of the Airport series. Panned by critics, the film made
only US$13 million at the box office.
Alain Delon as Capt. Paul Metrand
Susan Blakely as Maggie Whelan
Robert Wagner as Kevin Harrison
Sylvia Kristel as Isabelle
George Kennedy as Capt. Joe Patroni
Eddie Albert as Eli Sands
Bibi Andersson as Francine
Charo as Margarita
John Davidson as Robert Palmer
Andrea Marcovicci as Alicia Rogov
Martha Raye as Loretta
Cicely Tyson as Elaine
Jimmie Walker as Boise
David Warner as Peter O'Neill
Mercedes McCambridge as Nelli
Monica Lewis as Gretchen
Stacy Heather Tolkin as Irina
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