Airport Page #4
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- Year:
- 1970
- 137 min
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the same or else I've failed.
And I don't like to fail.
I don't know what to do about it.
Maybe you love your wife
more than you realize.
No. No. Not for a long time now.
The only thing we've got left
in common is the same address.
I'm not pressing you, Mel.
I wouldn't play
that kind of game with you.
But I think I'd better
take that job in San Francisco.
Mrs. Livingston?
Yes?
Excuse me, mrs. Livingston,
but Customs just called.
The chief would like you to come down.
He says it's rather important.
All right.
Seems that one of our passengers
is demanding to speak
to someone in authority
from Trans Global.
Will you explain to this man
that we're no longer living
in the Dark Ages.
That nowadays, stores in this country
import clothes from France?
If you'd bothered to look,
you'd see the Bergdorf Goodman labels.
I did bother to look,
madam, rather closely.
I find the sewing
of the labels isn't up
to Bergdorf's usual standard.
They're always very professional,
very neat.
As you can see...
But I suppose everybody's having trouble
getting good help these days.
Especially the Customs Service.
to the cashier's window, please?
What's the matter, boy?
Is something the matter?
Your collar's too tight.
Officer, about the fur and the dresses,
perhaps I did make a mistake.
I did buy them there,
and there are some other things...
I'm sorry, madam.
Check everything
else very carefully.
Inspect the lining
of the bags and the cases.
- Make a list.
- Yes, sir.
Sorry, fella.
I'd like to change that declaration,
please, officer. I beg of you.
- My husband...
- Why don't you sit down?
This may take quite some time.
When will they ever learn?
The duty would have been
about one-tenth
of what the fine is going to be.
You are amazing.
I never would have suspected her.
Well, after 30 years,
you kind of know.
First, I look in their eyes,
and then the luggage.
Thanks for coming down.
Now, may I ask you another favor?
If you want me to smuggle anything in,
the answer is no.
No.
My sister's girl, Judy Barton
is gonna be on your number two flight
to Rome tonight.
Can you get her a window seat?
I'm sure of it.
Good.
Mrs. Livingston?
Yes?
With this weather,
do you think it'll get off on time?
Flight Two, the Golden Argosy
will depart for Rome on schedule.
Good. Fine. Thank you.
I thought you said
you were leaving tomorrow.
No, I said I have to start
work tomorrow.
I've gotta be in Milwaukee tonight.
Remember?
This isn't another one of those
"hello, good-bye" jobs, is it?
I talked to mr. Williams himself.
$175 a week.
This is a 30-story building.
The job will last
eight months at least.
I hope so.
This time, do me one favor.
If your boss says two and two are six,
agree with him.
Whatever way he wants
to do anything, that's my way.
Don't lose your temper.
And Williams said
that after the job in Milwaukee
they're gonna build
a new building in Detroit.
He even said that they may subcontract
the excavating to me.
Be satisfied that you're working.
I am.
You'll see. Everything will be fine.
It's gonna be the way it used to be.
Nothing's the way it used to be.
I'm not complaining.
You never do.
How you could stick with me...
For better or for worse.
I meant what I said.
It's gonna be better again, I promise.
You know, I've got ideas.
The kids won't have to live
with your sister anymore.
And you're gonna have money
and a nice home and clothes.
Stop. Stop dreaming.
Just hold on to the job.
I'll do it right this time.
I won't mess it up.
How are you gonna get to Milwaukee?
The bus. It leaves in
just a few minutes.
I've got enough for that
and then I can draw an advance
on my salary tomorrow.
But I will need something
for a hotel room tonight.
If you could let me have ten...
All I got is enough to put something
on the rent.
Dom, the silverware is gone.
My watch is gone.
My mother's ring.
Don't pawn that.
Here.
I can give the landlord
another hard luck story.
Goodbye, Dom.
Inez...
I haven't been a very good provider
but I will be, I promise you that.
Goodbye, Inez.
I love you. I want you
$2.
That's highway robbery.
Why the airlines don't provide
free transportation, I'll never know.
Look, mister, I don't own the bus.
I just drive it. $2.
- You're holding up the line.
- Here. Here.
Hi, Anson.
What are you doing here so early?
Trying to impress your check pilot?
I thought you'd give me
an "A" for effort.
No. We're using 324 tonight.
On her last flight, number two engine
gave them some trouble.
I want to see what
maintenance did about it.
Hope they gave us a new one.
They even replaced all the wiring.
Just to be on the safe side.
That's the side I like to be on.
What's the matter?
I was just thinking about
the last time you checked me out.
You marked me down for not wearing
a regulation shirt.
I was just hoping to get even.
Not a chance.
Knowing how tough you can be
tonight I even polished my wings.
Thanks, fellas.
I tried to get some more help,
but no luck.
I only got 20 men out there.
I knew you'd blow it.
So I did a little phoning from my car.
I got 50.
Where'd you get them from?
Braniff, Delta, Continental.
We're not like the stiffs
in the front office
who wear ties and spend their time
stealing passengers from each other.
Maintenance, it's like a circus.
If one of us gets in trouble,
he yells "Hey, Rube".
They all come running.
Let's get going.
I got a beautiful dame
waiting for me at home.
Let's hope.
Did you forget something?
No. Just checking the Rome weather.
It's not too cold and sunny.
As usual, I've brought
the wrong clothes.
I don't have a thing to wear.
Great.
I'll have this mother out
of here by midnight.
Stop worrying.
In that case,
I'll settle for a box of cigars.
See you later.
You keep leaning on that shovel, Jack,
like Lot's wife.
We want to move this airplane
before it becomes obsolete.
The way you guys keep heading
for this bus
looks like you got a broad
stashed in there.
Everybody out!
I gotta get warm.
Attention. Attention, please,
ladies and gentlemen.
Trans Global Airlines regrets to announce
that the Golden Argosy Flight Two to Rome
will not depart until 11:00 p.m.
We are indeed sorry...
No more than an hour.
...but this is due to the condition
of the highways
which is causing unavoidable delays
to ground transportation.
to Rome, don't worry.
They're going to hold the plane.
Just relax.
I'll get you there in time.
They could have decided
that before we left the terminal.
Making us sit here and worry.
It's inexcusable.
Go away! Your nose is running.
No!
...221 for Denver.
Will all passengers holding tickets
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