Airplane! Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 88 min
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ELAINE:
I have been patient and I've tried to
help, but you wouldn't even let me do
that.
STRIKER:
Don't you feel anything for me at all any
more?
ELAINE:
It takes so many things to make love last.
Most of all it takes respect. And I can't
live with a man I don't respect!
She leaves.
STRIKER:
(to CAMERA)
What a pisser.
INT. TERMINAL BUILDING - CONCESSION AREA - NIGHT
CAPTAIN CLARENCE OVEUR is standing at the magazine racks.
The first two sections of the display are books; the third
is girly magazines. The captions over the display are
FICTION, NON-FICTION, WHACKING MATERIAL. He selects a
magazine entitled "Modern Sperm" and begins to page through.
P.A. SYSTEM (v.o.)
Captain Clarence Oveur, white courtesy
phone. Captain Clarence Oveur, white
courtesy phone.
Captain Oveur approaches telephones and picks up a red
phone.
OPERATOR (v.o.)
No, the white phone.
Oveur picks up the white phone.
OVEUR:
This is Captain Oveur.
OPERATOR (v.o.)
One moment for your call from the Mayo
Clinic.
P.A. SYSTEM (v.o.)
Captain Oveur, white courtesy phone.
Captain Clarence Oveur...
OVEUR:
(yelling at ceiling)
I've got it!
P.A. SYSTEM (v.o.)
All right. Thank you.
OPERATOR (v.o.)
Go ahead with your call.
TURNANSKY (v.o.)
This is Doctor Turnansky at the Mayo
Clinic.
INT. DR. TURNANSKY'S OFFICE - NIGHT
DR. TURNANSKY is seated at desk. Behind him are shelves
filled with mayonnaise jars.
TURNANSKY:
There's a passenger on your Chicago flight
two-oh-niner, a little girl named Lisa
Davis -- en route to Minneapolis. She's
scheduled for a heart transplant and we'd
like you to tell her mother that we found
a donor an hour ago.
On his desk is a beaker containing a beating heart.
TURNANSKY:
We have the heart here ready for surgery
and we must have the recipient on the
operating table within six hours.
The heart jumps out of the beaker, across the desk and falls
off the edge.
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