1966
Fly ... and run out of fuel ! Land ... and my bomb explodes !
6.4
7
December 13, 1966
1h 40m
A bomb on board an airliner has an altitude-sensitive trigger. Unless a ransom is paid, it will explode when the plane descends to land.
Original Title
The Doomsday Flight
Spoken Languages
English
Production Countries
United States of America
Budget
N/A
Revenue
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Production Companies
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Production Companies
Universal Television
Director
William A. Graham
Writer
Rod Serling
Producer
Frank Price
Composer
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Jack Lord
Role: Special Agent Frank Thompson
Edmond O'Brien
Role: The Man
Katherine Crawford
Role: Jean
John Saxon
Role: George Ducette
Van Johnson
Role: Capt. Anderson
Tom Simcox
Role: Chipps, Flight Engineer
Michael Sarrazin
Role: Army Corporal
Ed Asner
Role: Feldman
Malachi Throne
Role: Bartender
Robert Pickering
Role: Willoughby
Jan Shepard
Role: Elizabeth Thompson
Greg Morris
Role: Balaban, FBI Agent
Richard Carlson
Role: Chief Pilot Bob Shea
David Lewis
Role: Mr. Rierdon
Howard Caine
Role: L.A. Dispatcher
John Kellogg
Role: Dan Seaton
Bernadette Hale
Role: Virginia
Celia Lovsky
Role: Elderly Woman
Dee Pollock
Role: SpeedyJet Messenger
Edward Faulkner
Role: Reilly, Co-Pilot
Don Wilbanks
Role: Bomb Disposal Man
Don Stewart
Role: Charlie
Pitt Herbert
Role: Witness at Accident
S. John Launer
Role: Major
Robert P. Lieb
Role: SpeedyJet Dispatcher
Noam Pitlik
Role: Air Traffic Controller
Bert Remsen
Role: Police Officer
Len Wayland
Role: Agent Foster
