Airplane II: The Sequel

Year:

1982

Duration:

85 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Ken Finkleman

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1982-12-10

Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $15,000,000

Opening Weekend: $5,329,208 (USA) ( 1982)

Gross: $27,150,534 (USA)SEK 1,929,593 (Sweden)

Cast

Actor

Character

Peter Graves

Airplane II: The Sequel

Mary Mercier

Lorna Patterson

Louise Sorel

Lloyd Bridges

McCroskey

Raymond Burr

The Judge

Chuck Connors

The Sarge

Rip Torn

Kruger

John Dehner

The Commissioner

Chad Everett

Simon

Julie Hagerty

Elaine

Robert Hays

Striker

Kent McCord

Unger

James A. Watson Jr.

Dunn

William Shatner

Murdock

Stephen Stucker

Jacobs / Court Reporter

John Vernon

Dr. Stone

Al White

Witness

Sonny Bono

The Bomber

Laurene Landon

Testa

Wendy Phillips

Mary

Jack Jones

Lounge Singer

Art Fleming

Himself

Frank Ashmore

Controller #3

Richard Jaeckel

Controller #2 (as Richard H. Jaeckel)

Lee Bryant

Mrs. Hammen

John Larch

Prosecuting Attorney

John Hancock

Controller #1

Oliver Robins

Jimmy Wilson

Louis Giambalvo

Witness

Sam Anderson

Man in White

Leon Askin

Moscow Anchorman

B.J. Barie

Video Kid

Hilary Beane

Next Woman in Line

Craig Berenson

Shaving Man

Sandahl Bergman

Officer #1

Burke Byrnes

Businessman

Ed Call

Information Agent

Michael Currie

Businessman #1

Patty Dworkin

Young Woman

Gary Faga

Guide

Mary Farrell

Alice Wilson

Madeleine Fisher

Shuttle Agent

Bruce French

Officer #2

Richard Gilliland

Pervis

Hugh Gillin

Texan

Elisa Goodman

I Love Sanity Nurse

Laurie Hagen

Tad Woman

Maurice Hill

Stock #2

Steven Hirsch

Rorshack

Howard Honig

Dave Walters

Dennis Howard

John Wilson

Marcy Lafferty

First Woman in Line

Stanley Lawrence

Next Man

David Leisure

Religious Zealot

Floyd Levine

Hallick

Steve Levitt

Creature #1

Gail Matthius

Educational Network Woman

Pat McNamara

Businessman #2

Marcus K. Mukai

Tokyo Anchorman (as Marcus Mukai)

Ann Nelson

Airsick Woman

Steve Nevil

Creature #2

James Noble

Father O'Flanagan

Kenneth O'Brien

Porter (as Kenneth G. O'Brien)

Rick Overton

Clerk

Lee Patterson

Phoenix Six Captain

David Paymer

Court Photographer

Pamela Guest

Woman with Baby (as Pamela Ann Rack)

Barbie Reade

Interpreter

Mary-Robin Redd

Intellectual-Looking Woman

June Sanders

Cashier

Pat Sajak

Buffalo Anchorman

Clint Smith

Scalper

William Vaughan

Worker

Sandy Ward

Defense Attorney

Ricky Powell

First Young Man

Sean Peters

Second Young Man

Hervé Villechaize

Little Breather

Allison Hanes

Third Stewardess

Ronald E. House

Smoking Man (as Ronald House)

Maureen McGovern

Nun

Leslie Nielsen

Dr. Rumack

John David Wilder

Second Krishna

Jack Bernardi

Old Man #1 (uncredited)

Earl Boen

Doctor (uncredited)

Terry Bolo

Passenger (uncredited)

Patrick Culliton

Legionnaire (uncredited)

Joyce DeWitt

Juror (uncredited)

Ken Finkleman

Voice of ROK, the main computer on Lunar Flight (uncredited)

Monique Gabrielle

Schoolgirl (uncredited)

Martin Garner

Old Man #2 (uncredited)

Tom McGreevey

Karl Malden (uncredited)

Kitten Natividad

Woman in 'Moral Majority' Shirt (uncredited)

John Paragon

'Economy' Flight Attendant (uncredited)

William Porter

Rag Reporter (uncredited)

Stephen Powers

Reporter (uncredited)

Alison Price

Stewardess (uncredited)

Lee Purcell

Mrs. Seluchi (uncredited)

Hank Robinson

White-Haired Man in Airport (uncredited)

Jim Staahl

International Inquirer Reporter (uncredited)

Mary Mon Toy

Asian Lady (uncredited)

Lou B. Washington

Shuttle Ground Controller (uncredited)

Clifton Wells

Tourist with too many cameras (uncredited)

George Wendt

Ticket Agent (uncredited)

Tom Willett

Hospital Dipstick Patient (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

At the Alpha Beta base, a technician tells Buck Murdock that the piece of equipment he is working on has red lights that go back and forth, but no other apparent purpose. This piece of equipment has been seen in many science fiction movies and television shows (including Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), The Last Starfighter (1984) and an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)), but its function is never explained.

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At one point Stryker, speaking to William Shatner's character Buck Murdoch, says "Roger, Murdoch..." Roger Murdoch was the co-pilot in the first film played by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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The machine whose purpose William Shatner's staff cannot fathom is a prop from the Regula 1 Space Station set of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982).

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Goofs

Right after they blow the computer, Ted tells Elaine she'd better check the readout. When she gets up, the back of her shirt is untucked. A moment later, when she is standing at the engineer's station, the back of her shirt is tucked in.

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When Ted Stryker is attempting to land the shuttle, he makes reference to the events of Airplane! and talks about landing a Boeing 767 in Chicago. In "Airplane!" he was landing a Boeing 707. The Boeing 767 was not in service until 1982.

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In the opening in the airport, when Scraps the dog is first shot he's on a leash. When they cut back, there's no longer a leash.

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Quotes

Mr. Hammen: And how about the time we hopped in the family car and drove all the way to Woodstock? Mrs. Hammen: Oh, that was a time. You got hold of that bad acid and didn't come down for two weeks, you kept telling everyone that you were Jesus Christ and then you jumped off a roof 'cause you thought you could fly!

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Porter: Can I help you folks?

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Mary, Shuttle Stewardess: [Mary is walking down the aisle among passengers] When we're ready we would like to ask you to remove your eyeglasses and shoes and place your head between the knees.

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