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Airplane! (2-Jul-1980)

Directors: Jim Abrahams; David Zucker; Jerry Zucker

Writers: Jim Abrahams; David Zucker; Jerry Zucker

Keywords: Comedy, Disaster, Spoof, Glue Sniffing

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Basketball
16-Apr-1947   NBA records for most minutes, most points
Jim Abrahams
Film Director
10-May-1944   Airplane!
Jonathan Banks
Actor
31-Jan-1947   Frank McPike on Wiseguy
Barbara Billingsley
Actor
22-Dec-1915   The mom on Leave It to Beaver
Lloyd Bridges
Actor
15-Jan-1913 10-Mar-1998 Airplane!
Joyce Bulifant
Actor
16-Dec-1937   Match Game panelist
Peter Graves
Actor
18-Mar-1926   Mission: Impossible
Julie Hagerty
Actor
15-Jun-1955   Airplane!
Robert Hays
Actor
24-Jul-1947   Airplane!
James Hong
Actor
22-Feb-1929   Indeed!
Howard Jarvis
Activist
22-Sep-1903 11-Aug-1986 Anti-tax crusader
David Leisure
Actor
16-Nov-1950   Joe Isuzu
Maureen McGovern
Singer
27-Jul-1949   The Morning After
Ethel Merman
Singer
16-Jan-1908 15-Feb-1984 There's No Business Like Show Business
Leslie Nielsen
Actor
11-Feb-1926   Airplane!
Robert Stack
Actor
13-Jan-1919 14-May-2003 The Untouchables
Kenneth Tobey
Actor
23-Mar-1917 22-Dec-2002 Wings of Eagles
Jimmie Walker
Comic
25-Jun-1947   Dyn-o-Mite
David Zucker
Film Director
16-Oct-1947   Airplane!
Jerry Zucker
Film Director
11-Mar-1950   Ghost

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