‘Don’t call me Shirley’: How Flying High! changed movie comedy
When Airplane! – known in Australia as Flying High! – opened in cinemas in mid-1980, it proved to be a box office smash, critically acclaimed as one of the all-time funniest movies.
When Airplane! – known in Australia as Flying High! – opened in cinemas in mid-1980, it proved to be a box office smash, critically acclaimed as one of the all-time funniest movies.
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