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5.7/10
IMDbBudget 1,700,000 USD
Box Office Collection 6,550,000 USD
Final film of Jeanne Crain.
Charlton Heston reportedly took the lead role so that MGM would allow him to use footage from Ben-Hur (1959) ) for his directorial debut, Antony and Cleopatra (1972).
Film debuts of Susan Dey, Roosevelt Grier and Kelley Miles.
Charlton Heston tells in his biography that director John Guillermin was a very effective filmmaker but also liked to humiliate actors from time to time.
Fighters escorting the 707 are USAF North American F-100 Super Sabre jets painted in Russian camouflage. They were from the 188th Fighter Squadron, part of the New Mexico Air National Guard at the time.
"Sgt. Ben Puzo: [Over the radio with Captain O'Hara, as he guides the jet into Anchorage] Very nice, Captain... If you ever want to earn an honest living, I think I can find you a home in the Air Force, flying cargo. Watch that heading..."
"[first lines] John Bimonte: [Hank is doing his walk-around the aircraft] Hey, Hank! Ready to go. Capt. Henry 'Hank' O'Hara: Wrong! You got a broken cowling latch here. John Bimonte: What the hell? I'll get right on it. Capt. Henry 'Hank' O'Hara: Take all the time you want, John. You got 10 minutes."