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Mayday: 40,000 Feet! Script Last Dated: February 1976 Written by: Dick Nelson, Andrew J. Fenady & Austin Ferguson Description: This is an original movie script used during the making of the 1976 TV Movie titled, "Mayday: 40,000 Feet!". This script has the original, Warner Bros. Television, production cover. The cover has heavy discoloration along the lower edge from being ins storage for many years. It has multi-colored revision pages throughout inside and it is 101 pages long. It shows the appropriate signs of aging for being used during the 1970's. Please view all of the pictures above carefully. This script is in good overall condition. Storyline: A Boeing 727 airliner belonging to Transcon Airways is scheduled to depart from Los Angeles en route to New York via a pit stop in Salt Lake City. Flight 602 is under the care of Captain Pete Douglas, First Officer Stan Burkhart and Second Officer Mike Fuller. The overall atmosphere on the flight is upbeat, despite Captain Pete Douglas' absent-mindedness due to his worries about his wife's upcoming surgery. Her doctors want to remove a lump in her breast before it becomes malign. The captain also worries about the announced snow storm that prompted some airports to close. He hopes to arrive to his destination in New York before the storm intensifies. The airplane makes its scheduled stop in Salt Lake City where it's refueled and takes on a few more passengers. Among the new passengers are an extradited prison inmate and his U.S. Marshals escort who are also traveling to New York. The aging Marshal has heart problems but is otherwise strong as a bull and is well armed. THE POSTER SHOWN IN THE LAST PICTURE ABOVE IS NOT INCLUDED, IT IS JUST BEING USED AS A VISUAL REFERENCE. |
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