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Best Motion Picture Made for Television | 1978
Outstanding Cinematography in Entertainment Programming for a Special | 1977 | Bill
Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Editing for a Special | 1977
Outstanding Writing in a Special Program Drama or Comedy Original Teleplay | 1977
Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Special Dramatic Underscore | 1977 | David
Outstanding Directing in a Special Program Drama or Comedy | 1977 | Irvin
Outstanding Film Editing for a Special | 1977
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama or Comedy Special | 1977
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Drama Special | 1977 | Yaphet
Outstanding Special Drama or Comedy | 1977 | Daniel H.
Lieutenant Colonel Yonatan "Yonni" Netanyahu was the brother of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
At one point, Idi Amin, Jr. wears a Glengarry, a Scottish military cap, with a red and white tartan ribbon around it. Amin had been in the King's African Rifles, and suffered considerable racism from British officers. The only one to show him any respect was a Scot. After that, Amin had an affection for Scotland, even considering himself a pretender to the Scottish throne.
The flight crew shown in this movie, with the exception of the pilot (who was an extra), were the actual 115th crew who flew the aircraft in the movie. Not all the flight crew were the actual 115th flight crew the stewardess was not.
Yaphet Kotto is Jewish.
This was Peter Finch's final acting role. He received a posthumous Emmy nomination six months after winning a posthumous Oscar for Network (1976).
"Yitzhak Rabin: How many Israelis are on that plane? Gad Yaakobi: About 100. Yitzhak Rabin: That's a problem."
"Yitzhak Rabin: [realising an Air France flight is late] Have we heard anything from the French? Gad Yaakobi: Not a word."
