Come in two-zero-niner. This is Chicago. Flight two-zero-niner, come in, please.
Airplane! (1980)
MCCROSKEY
A screenplay character in Airplane! (1980).
- lines
- 62
- words
- 855
- scenes
- 25
- dialogue
- 9.5%
- avg words / line
- 14
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 54
source review flagged 1 dialogue line
Sample dialogue
Look, Rex -- I want you to get on the horn and talk this guy down! You're going to have to let him get the feel of this airplane on the way; you'll have to talk him onto the approach; and so help me, you'll have to talk him right down to the ground!
scene 162 — INT. CHICAGO DISPATCH - NIGHTDo you understand?
scene 125 — INT. CHICAGO DISPATCH - NIGHTI want the best available man on this. A man who knows this plane inside and out and won't crack under pressure.
scene 125 — INT. CHICAGO DISPATCH - NIGHTYa know, this would be a tough landing for anyone to make. Maybe, if we hold them off for a bit we'll get a break in the weather.
scene 213 — INT. DISPATCH - NIGHTI want the kids in bed by nine. I want the dog fed, the yard watered, and the gate locked. And get a note to the milkman -- no more cheese!
scene 147 — INT. CHICAGO DISPATCH - NIGHT
Bookends
I didn't know that the electric eel was approaching so rapidly nor that hidden in the coral reef was a family of poisonous sea urchins.