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Name: The Concorde: Airport '79
Released: 1979-8-3
Cast: Alain Delon, Susan Blakely, Robert Wagner, George Kennedy, Sylvia Kristel

The Concorde: Airport '79

PG
1h 53m
1979

25%

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Matchless intrigue soars out of the sky at supersonic speed in this incredible tale of airborne suspense derived from Arthur Hailey's all-time best seller. Susan Blakely headlines the star-studded, tension-packed international drama as a jet-setting TV reporter who puts everyone on board a Moscow-bound Concorde in jeopardy when she becomes the target of her former lover, traitorous arms smuggler Robert Wagner. The lives of Alain Delon, Sylvia Kristel, Eddie Albert, Bibi Andersson, Charo, John Davidson, Martha Raye, Cicely Tyson, David Warner and Mercedes McCambridge hang in the balance amid flying missiles and exploding bombs in this enthralling globe-trotting adventure.

Director:

David Lowell Rich

Producer:

Jennings Lang

Writer:

Eric Roth

Cast:

Alain Delon, Susan Blakely, Robert Wagner, George Kennedy, Sylvia Kristel, Eddie Albert, Bibi Andersson, Charo, John Davidson, Andrea Marcovicci, Martha Raye, Cicely Tyson, Jimmie Walker, David Warner, Mercedes McCambridge, Sybil Danning, Monica Lewis, Ed Begley, Jr.

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

25%

Reviews

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David Nusair

...a satisfying capper to a remarkably consistent series of films.

[UPDATED 2024 REVIEW] The Concorde... Airport '79 is not only the worst picture in the Airport series, it might be the worst of all '70s disaster flicks (and that's really saying something).

It's very silly, but the starry cast (Robert Wagner, Sylvia Kristel, Eddie Albert) manages to be as over-the-top as the effects, making this a fun if incredibly mindless way to spend a couple of hours.

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Time Out

A deafening sonic yawn signs off this desperate finale to Universal's Arthur Hailey-inspired quartet of in-flight entertainments.

Aeronautically and otherwise, it's a bumpy trip.

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