Air Force One

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In December 2015, Donald Trump revealed his admiration for "Harrison Ford on the plane ... He stood [...]	D
The only non-Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be nominated for Best Editing.	D
For Wolfgang Petersen, there was a huge concern about making this film after 9/11 (the real-life Al- [...]	D
The Russian General the hijackers want released is a cameo by JÃ¼rgen Prochnow, who starred as the [...]	D
One day during filming, two F/A-18 fighters appeared and radioed in a surprised report that the plan [...]	D
Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman are actually hitting each other during their fight scenes.	D
Randy Newman's score was cut late in post-production by Wolfgang Petersen for being "too loud and bl [...]	D
Elya Baskin's character was named in honor of Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974).	D
The painting of the plane used as Air Force One was done at a facility in Amarillo, Texas that speci [...]	D
Jena Malone refused to audition for this film.	D
Having President Marshall watch a Michigan football game is likely an in-joke, as former President G [...]	D
The football game that the Presidential staff taped for President Marshall is the September 12, 1992 [...]	D
Wolfgang Petersen and JÃ¼rgen Prochnow worked together on U-Boot 96 (1981). While that film was in [...]	D
On the DVD commentary, if Harrison Ford did not want to play the lead role, then Arnold Schwarzenegg [...]	D
The shot where the 747 swerves on the ground at Ramstein was performed at half speed.	D
The film cast includes one Oscar winner (Gary Oldman) and four Oscar nominees (Harrison Ford, Glenn [...]	D
Since the release of this film, entertainment magazines, websites, and commentators have conducted p [...]	D
When Gary Oldman was slamming Harrison Ford up against that console and beating him up, when the sce [...]	D
The cable really was trailed behind the MC-130, but its connection to the 747 was a visual effect.	D
Glenn Morshower plays a secret service agent who takes the President to the escape pod. Glenn Morsho [...]	D
Scott Glenn was considered for the role of Agent Gibbs.	D
Wolfgang Petersen's commentary (and some other sources) says that the original script explained that [...]	D
Harrison Ford was paid $20 million for this blockbuster movie.	D
Wolfgang Petersen mentions on the DVD commentary that he enjoyed working with Liesel Matthews, becau [...]	D
After successfully rescuing the President, the MC-130 pilot says, "Liberty 24 is changing call signs [...]	D
The production was allowed to use CNN's actual Los Angeles studio for its mock CNN segments.	D
Just after the last Secret Service agent gets Marshall into the pod door to escape, if you look care [...]	D
Harrison Ford went before the MPAA and appealed to have the movie re-rated to PG-13, but they refuse [...]	D
Gary Oldman's performance earned him the nickname "Scary Gary" during production. However, he did no [...]	D
Dean Stockwell and JÃ¼rgen Prochnow had previously appeared in Dune (1984) and Beverly Hills Cop I [...]	D
Scenes depicting the Russian prison were filmed at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio. Th [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie, the President rides in the motorcade back to the plane. In fact, the [...]	D
Reputedly when Twentieth Century Fox were experiencing huge production overruns and massive escalati [...]	D
Playing the President's preteen daughter was Liesel Matthews, who had played the lead role a couple [...]	D
The outdoor nighttime shots of the military invading Radek's palace were filmed in Cleveland, Ohio. [...]	D
Despite being given multiple opportunities to leave, and despite being considered the most important [...]	D
Initially director Wolfgang Petersen was denied access to the real-life Air Force One. A telephone c [...]	D
During the initial hijacking when the Secret Service is attempting to escort President Marshall to t [...]	D
The sequence set at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, was filmed at Rickenbacker International Airport, Co [...]	D
The corrupt Secret Service Agent is Agent Gibbs. In NCIS (2003), Mark Harmon plays Special Agent Gib [...]	D
Scenes depicting the interior of Radek's Palace were filmed inside the Cuyahoga County Courthouse in [...]	D
In the scene where the initial hijacking is taking place, and they shoot the pilots as its rolling o [...]	D
Body count: 48.	D
When it was felt that the original ending of the movie wouldn't work, Wolfgang Petersen and Harrison [...]	D
Randy Newman was originally hired to provide the film's score. However, Wolfgang Petersen felt it wa [...]	D
Ridley Scott was originally going to direct the film.	D
The explicit filming of the execution of Press Secretary Melanie Mitchell was omitted from the final [...]	D
Gene Hackman was considered for the role of President James Marshall. He turned down the part becaus [...]	D
The film was a major box-office success, earning $172,956,409 (54.9%) domestically in North America, [...]	D
The lead role was written for Kevin Costner, but he was heavily committed to L'uomo del giorno dopo [...]	D
Robert Boris had written the original screenplay.	D
Around the time of the film's release, Colorado Avalanche forward Joe Sakic signed a qualifying cont [...]	D
This turned out to be the last of a wave of "Die Hard"-inspired thrillers (action movies where terro [...]	D
In the film itself, JÃ¼rgen Prochnow's character is named by a translator as Ivan Radek, while the [...]	D
The in-fighting over the correct Presidential line of succession was inspired by the real-world cont [...]	D
When Hillary Clinton conceded the 2016 presidential election and Donald Trump came onstage as Presid [...]	D
After Randy Newman's score was rejected, Wolfgang Petersen hired Jerry Goldsmith to compose the repl [...]	D
When arriving at airforce one the Gary Oldman character uses the thumb ID and his information appear [...]	D
The usual Air Force One is one of two modified Boeing 747-200s, officially designated as VC-25's. To [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
President Bill Clinton, who was the real U.S. President at the time of the film's release, loved and [...]	D
Boris Bazylev, who has a gun on the president down below says "blyad", which is Russian for "damn".	D
Final film role of Diana Bellamy.	D
Features small roles for Jurgen Prochnow and Timothy Carhart, the actors who portray the main villai [...]	D
John Malkovich was considered to play President James Marshall in this film, since he worked with Wo [...]	D
On the DVD commentary, Wolfgang Petersen noted that he likely would not have made the film after the [...]	D
One morning, the frantic activity of taxiing and braking required by filming caused the 747's wheels [...]	D
When a dummy was put on the cable, the 747's bow wave blew off its coat and tie. Rather than put the [...]	D
Despite being the President of the United States, we never see James Marshall ever set foot on US so [...]	D
A large part of the crew took a tour of the real Air Force One before filming. They based some of th [...]	D
Glenn Close was a last-minute casting decision to play Vice President Kathryn Bennett. Close wore a [...]	D
The final sequence where a cable is extended from an MC-130 to the 747 was filmed near California's [...]	D
Harrison Ford was originally considered to work with Wolfgang Petersen on Virus letale (1995). The r [...]	D
In this film, Ilia Volok portrays the first terrorist killed by President Marshall. In season six of [...]	D
When Ivan gives his thumbprint for a background check near the beginning of the film, the date of bi [...]	D
The film is nicknamed "Die Hard on Air Force One" by some people.	D

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