Airport 1975 - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Airport 1975"
Airport 1975 (1974)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
5.671/10
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248
6.17/10
712
712
5.8/10
13000
13000
Actors and characters
Roy Thinnes
Character Urias
Conrad Janis
Character Arnie
Kip Niven
Character Lt. Thatcher
Charles White
Character Fat Man
Brian Morrison
Character Joseph Patroni, Jr.
Amy Farrell
Character Amy
Irene Tsu
Character Carol
Christopher Norris
Character Bette
Aldine King
Character Aldine
Sharon Gless
Character Sharon
Mary Margaret Amato
Character Diane (uncredited)
David Baker
Character Rev. Bob Herron (uncredited)
Rochelle Balin
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Ray Ballard
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Carol Brooks
Character Passenger (uncredited)
David Carlile
Character Fred Fuller (uncredited)
Jolivett Cato
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Diana Chesney
Character Diana (uncredited)
Ed Connelly
Character Pilot (uncredited)
Edwin Cook
Character Rock Singer (uncredited)
Natalie Core
Character Fern (uncredited)
Joan Crosby
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Joyce Cunning
Character Needlepoint Woman Passenger (uncredited)
Tom Curtis
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Maria Diane
Character Denise (uncredited)
Jim Drum
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Lou Fant
Character Needlepoint Woman's Husband (uncredited)
Susan French
Character Violet (uncredited)
James W. Gavin
Character Corporate Jet Pilot (uncredited)
Ted Gehring
Character Mechanic (uncredited)
Redmond Gleeson
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Monika Henreid
Character Nini Martin (uncredited)
Pitt Herbert
Character Passenger (uncredited)
Jeanne Joe
Character Passenger (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- A Beechcraft 95-A-55 Baron with tail number N9750Y crashed in California on August 24, 1989, mirroring its fate on screen.
- The Boeing 747-123 used in the film was stored at Roswell Airport from 2005, and was written off and scrapped in November 2011.
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