Question: For a question related to movies, gather pertinent evidence from various information sources to provide an answer: In the 1970 film Airport, from what city does the doomed plane depart?

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), 3:50) Inez-Lost Forever (1:45) Emergency Landing! (

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Downtown Memphis, Tennessee, The Downtown Airport was closed in 1970.

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Air Force One (film), Scenes featuring Sheremetyevo International Airport, the departure airport of Air Force One in the film, were shot at Los Angeles International Airport.

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

Final Destination, set in environment, airplane

Nashville (film), On the tarmac, Barbara Jean collapses from heat exhaustion, and those in attendance depart the airport only to become stranded after a vehicle pile-up occurs.

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Year is 1970 (43rd), Actress is Stapleton [[Maureen Stapleton]], Role(s) is Gurrero Inez Guerrero, Film is Airport,  is

Disaster film, The golden age of the disaster film began in 1970 with the release of Airport.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airplane!, narrative location, Los Angeles

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Burt Lancaster, In 1970, Lancaster starred in the box-office hit, air-disaster drama Airport.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport '77, set in environment, airplane

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), Produced on a $10 million budget, it earned over $128 million.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), Ernest Laszlo photographed it in 70 mm Todd-AO.

Airport (1970 film), It is the last film scored by Alfred Newman and the last film roles of Van Heflin and Jessie Royce Landis.

Airport (1970 film), A Trans Global Airlines (TGA) Boeing 707 flight crew misjudge their turn from Runway 29 onto the taxiway, becoming stuck in the snow and closing that runway.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), Vernon Demerest is a TGA captain scheduled to be the checkride captain for the airline to evaluate Captain Anson Harris during TGA Flight 2 to Rome.

Airport (1970 film), TGA's flagship international service, named The Golden Argosy, is being operated with a Boeing 707.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfeld and Tanya also deal with Ada Quonsett, an elderly widow from San Diego who is a habitual stowaway on various airlines.

Airport (1970 film), She informs airport officials that he had been fired from a construction job for "misplacing" explosives and that the family's financial situation is dire.

Airport (1970 film), Ada Quonsett manages to evade the TGA employee assigned the task of putting her on a flight back to Los Angeles.

Airport (1970 film), Enchanted by the idea of a trip to Rome, she talks her way past the gate agent, boards Flight 2, and happens to sit next to Guerrero.

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Gwen, just outside the door, is injured in the explosion and subsequent explosive decompression, but the pilots retain control of the airplane.

Airport (1970 film), Due to the bomb damage, Demerest demands the airport's longest runway, Runway 29, which is still closed due to the stuck airliner.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfeld orders the plane to be pushed off the runway by snowplows, despite the costly damage they would do to it.

Airport (1970 film), Patroni, who is "taxi-qualified" on 707s, has been trying to move the stuck aircraft in time for Demerest's damaged aircraft to land.

Airport (1970 film), As the shaken passengers exit the plane, a hysterical Inez searches in vain for her dead husband.

Airport (1970 film), Guerrero runs into the lavatory and sets off the bomb, dying instantly and blowing a three-foot hole in the fuselage.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfield and Tanya leave together, heading to her apartment for much needed rest and breakfast.

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Most of the filming was at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport.

Airport (1970 film), The sets were removed around 2002 and the space converted into a workshop.

Airport (1970 film), Only one Boeing 707 was used: a model 707-349C (registration N324F) leased from Flying Tiger Line.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), It premiered as the first 70mm film to be shown at New York's Radio City Music Hall, running for 12 weeks there as its Easter attraction.

Airport (1970 film), Internationally, it grossed $27.9 million for a worldwide gross of $128.4 million.

Airport (1970 film), Gary Arnold of The Washington Post called it "a lousy movie" that was "utterly predictable."

Airport (1970 film), Despite the film being one of the most profitable of Burt Lancaster's career, he called it "a piece of junk.

Airport (1970 film), The record was beaten in 1976 by Gone with the Wind.

Airport (1970 film), The film was the final project for composer Alfred Newman.

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), He died before the film's release.

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: For a question about movies, extract pertinent information from textual sources: In the 1970 film Airport, from what city does the doomed plane depart?

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

Final Destination, set in environment, airplane

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Year is 1970 (43rd), Actress is Stapleton [[Maureen Stapleton]], Role(s) is Gurrero Inez Guerrero, Film is Airport,  is

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airplane!, narrative location, Los Angeles

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport '77, set in environment, airplane

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: When posed with a question about movies, pull pertinent information from all available knowledge bases to answer: Who was the author of the novel Airport, the source material for the 1970 film of the same name?

Airport (novel), Airport is a bestselling novel by British-Canadian writer Arthur Hailey.

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), Mel Bakersfeld is the main character around whom the book revolves.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Airport (1970 film), The job was handled by Stanley Wilson, although the covers of the Decca "original soundtrack album" and the 1993 Varèse Sarabande CD issue credit Newman.

Airport (1970 film), He died before the film's release.

Airport (1970 film), Newman received his 45th Academy Award nomination posthumously for this film, the most received by a composer at that time.

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Original Score, nominee, Alfred Newman, statement is subject of, 43rd Academy Awards

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Burt Lancaster, In 1970, Lancaster starred in the box-office hit, air-disaster drama Airport.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Screenplay – Based on Material from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Art Direction, Nominee(s) is Alexander Golitzen , E. Preston Ames , Jack D. Moore and Mickey S. Michaels, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Costume Design, Nominee(s) is Edith Head, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Original Score, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman (posthumous nomination), Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Sound, Nominee(s) is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is American Cinema Editors Awards, Category is Best Edited Feature Film, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is British Academy Film Awards, Category is Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Original Score – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Instrumental Composition, Nominee(s) is " Airport Love Theme" – Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Male Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Female Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Composer, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Writers Guild of America Awards, Category is Best Drama Adapted from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Produced on a $10 million budget, it earned over $128 million.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Ernest Laszlo photographed it in 70 mm Todd-AO.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Helen Hayes, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Ada Quonsett, Notes is Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), Despite the film being one of the most profitable of Burt Lancaster's career, he called it "a piece of junk.

Airport (1970 film), The film was the final project for composer Alfred Newman.

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (novel), , Publication date, 1968

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: For a query within the realm of movies, extract pertinent information from text sources to address the inquiry: Who was the author of the novel Airport, the source material for the 1970 film of the same name?

Airport (novel), Airport is a bestselling novel by British-Canadian writer Arthur Hailey.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Original Score, nominee, Alfred Newman, statement is subject of, 43rd Academy Awards

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Screenplay – Based on Material from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Art Direction, Nominee(s) is Alexander Golitzen , E. Preston Ames , Jack D. Moore and Mickey S. Michaels, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Costume Design, Nominee(s) is Edith Head, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Original Score, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman (posthumous nomination), Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Sound, Nominee(s) is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is American Cinema Editors Awards, Category is Best Edited Feature Film, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is British Academy Film Awards, Category is Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Original Score – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Instrumental Composition, Nominee(s) is " Airport Love Theme" – Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Male Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Female Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Composer, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Writers Guild of America Awards, Category is Best Drama Adapted from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Helen Hayes, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Ada Quonsett, Notes is Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (novel), , Publication date, 1968

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: For a question related to movies, gather pertinent evidence from various information sources to provide an answer: What was the name of the 1980 movie which spoofed the Airport series of films?

Peter Graves, Year is 1980, Title is Airplane!, Role is Captain Clarence Oveur, Notes is

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), The High and the Mighty, a 1954 film which served as the template for Airport Zero Hour!,

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Steven Spielberg filmography, Year is 1984, Film is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Role is Tourist at Airport,  is

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Produced by, Anubhav Sinha    Anupam Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Language, Hindi

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Running time, 106 minutes

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Airport 1975, The film stars Charlton Heston, Karen Black, George Kennedy and Gloria Swanson – as a fictionalized version of herself – in her final film role.

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 was included in the book The Fifty Worst Films of All Time published in 1978.

1980 Toronto International Film Festival, part of the series, Toronto International Film Festival

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (Movie review)".

Eddie Albert, Year is 1979, Title is The Concorde ... Airport '79, Role is Eli Sands, Notes is

Disaster film, Skyjacked (1972) was a lesser entry into the disaster film canon, following on the heels of Airport, though preceding its sequel Airport 1975.

Disaster film, The Airport series would continue with Airport '77 (1977) and The Concorde ... Airport '79 (1979), with George Kennedy portraying the character Joe Patroni in each sequel.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Disaster film, which fondly spoofed the clichés of the genre to surprising box office success, producing a sequel of its own, Airplane II: The Sequel, in 1982.

George Kennedy, Year is 1977, Title is Airport '77, Role is Joe Patroni, Notes is Air disaster film and the third film of the ''Airport'' franchise , and directed by Jerry Jameson .

Lloyd Bridges, 1980), a spoof of disaster films.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

David Warner (actor), Year is 1979, Title is The Concorde ... Airport '79, Role is Peter O'Neill, Notes is

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband, Distributed by, Cidif

Airport Live, Airport Live, Directed by, Stephen Neal

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airport 1975, MPAA film rating, PG, rating certificate ID, "24063"

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband at IMDb

The Great Airport Mystery, part of the series, The Hardy Boys

Broadford Airfield, In 1980 the airport was used as a filming location for the opening scene of Flash Gordon.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

1979 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards, Group is The Annoying Passengers, Film is The Concorde: Airport '79

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), It is also the first of four films in the Airport film series.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), It sported an El Al cheatline over its bare metal finish, with the fictional Trans Global Airlines (TGA) titles and tail.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), No matter—Airport's unending sequels and spoofs are a testament that this film is a true piece of Americana, for good or for bad."

Airport (novel), , Country, United States


Question: For a query related to the field of movies, extract pertinent information from Table sources: What was the name of the 1980 movie which spoofed the Airport series of films?

Peter Graves, Year is 1980, Title is Airplane!, Role is Captain Clarence Oveur, Notes is

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), The High and the Mighty, a 1954 film which served as the template for Airport Zero Hour!,

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Produced by, Anubhav Sinha    Anupam Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Language, Hindi

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Running time, 106 minutes

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Airport 1975, The film stars Charlton Heston, Karen Black, George Kennedy and Gloria Swanson – as a fictionalized version of herself – in her final film role.

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 was included in the book The Fifty Worst Films of All Time published in 1978.

1980 Toronto International Film Festival, part of the series, Toronto International Film Festival

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (Movie review)".

Disaster film, Skyjacked (1972) was a lesser entry into the disaster film canon, following on the heels of Airport, though preceding its sequel Airport 1975.

Disaster film, The Airport series would continue with Airport '77 (1977) and The Concorde ... Airport '79 (1979), with George Kennedy portraying the character Joe Patroni in each sequel.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Disaster film, which fondly spoofed the clichés of the genre to surprising box office success, producing a sequel of its own, Airplane II: The Sequel, in 1982.

Lloyd Bridges, 1980), a spoof of disaster films.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband, Distributed by, Cidif

Airport Live, Airport Live, Directed by, Stephen Neal

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airport 1975, MPAA film rating, PG, rating certificate ID, "24063"

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband at IMDb

The Great Airport Mystery, part of the series, The Hardy Boys

Broadford Airfield, In 1980 the airport was used as a filming location for the opening scene of Flash Gordon.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), It is also the first of four films in the Airport film series.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), It sported an El Al cheatline over its bare metal finish, with the fictional Trans Global Airlines (TGA) titles and tail.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), No matter—Airport's unending sequels and spoofs are a testament that this film is a true piece of Americana, for good or for bad."

Airport (novel), , Country, United States


Question: Given a query about films, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge bases to address the inquiry: First movie in airplane-in-trouble series in 1970?

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

1971, country of origin, United States of America

1971, distributed by, First Run Features

The Six Million Dollar Man, The HL-10 is the aircraft first seen in the original pilot movie prior to the accident flight.

Airplane!, Airplane II: The Sequel, first released on December 10, 1982, attempted to tackle the science fiction film genre, though there was still emphasis on the general theme of disaster films.

First Man (film), Apollo 13, a 1995 docudrama film about the 1970 Apollo 13 disaster.

October Crisis, Documentary relating the events of October 1970.

Trouble in Mind (film), Trouble in Mind, Release date, December 11, 1985  ( 1985-12-11 )

Trouble in Mind (film), Trouble in Mind, Country, United States

Airplane!, They managed to put The Kentucky Fried Movie into production in the late 1970s, their first experience being on movie set.

American International Pictures, Release date is 1967, Title is In the Year 2889, Genre is Sci-fi, Director is Larry Buchanan

October 1970 (film), October 1970 at IMDb

National Film Registry, Film title is Airplane! ±, Film type is Narrative feature, Year of release is 1980, Year of induction is 2010, Reference is

1970 in film, , , List of years in film,

1970 in film, Rank is 3, Title is M*A*S*H, Distributor is 20th Century Fox, Box-office gross rental is $30,000,000

1970 in film, The year 1970 in film involved some significant events.

1970 in film, The IMAX motion picture projection system premieres at the Fuji Pavilion, at Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan.

Bridge over Troubled Water, Filming started in May 1970.

The First Film, country of origin, United States of America

1954 Prestwick air disaster, The aircraft was depicted, very briefly, at the beginning of the 1951 film Home to Danger.

Airplane, The Boeing 707, the first widely successful commercial jet, was in commercial service for more than 50 years, from 1958 to 2010.

Fail Safe (1964 film), USAF early warning radar indicates that an unidentified aircraft has intruded into American airspace.

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Women in Love, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 4

Panic in the Skies!, set in environment, airplane

Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, Year is 1970 (43rd)

Fixed-wing aircraft, The Boeing 707, the first widely successful commercial jet, was in commercial service for more than 50 years, from 1958 to 2010.

National Film Registry, Film title is Trouble in Paradise, Film type is Narrative feature, Year of release is 1932, Year of induction is 1991, Reference is

Christopher Lee, His first American appearance was in the disaster film Airport '77 (1977).

Movie 43, Movie 43, Country, United States

Airplane!, Airplane!, Directed by, Jim Abrahams ,  David Zucker ,  Jerry Zucker

Airplane!, Airplane!, Based on, uncredited:  ,  Flight into Danger by  Arthur Hailey ,  Zero Hour! by Arthur Hailey Hall Bartlett John Champion

Movie 43, The movie is known as Movie 43.

Airplane!, original language of film or TV show, English

Airplane!, distributed by, Paramount Pictures

1970 in film, Commons category, "1970 in film"

1970 in film, instance of, events in a specific year or time period

1970 in film, instance of, Wikimedia list article

1970 in film, category related to list, Category:1970 in film

Category:1970 in film, list related to category, 1970 in film

Airplane!, country of origin, United States of America

Trouble, instance of, computer-animated film

1970, November 16 – The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar flies for the first time.

Trouble in the Air, distributed by, General Film Distributors

The Beginning (1970 film), The Beginning,

Airplane!, until years after its release.

Action: The October Crisis of 1970, distributed by, National Film Board of Canada

1971, original language of film or TV show, English


Question: For a query within the realm of movies, extract pertinent information from text sources to address the inquiry: First movie in airplane-in-trouble series in 1970?

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

1971, country of origin, United States of America

1971, distributed by, First Run Features

Trouble in Mind (film), Trouble in Mind, Release date, December 11, 1985  ( 1985-12-11 )

Trouble in Mind (film), Trouble in Mind, Country, United States

American International Pictures, Release date is 1967, Title is In the Year 2889, Genre is Sci-fi, Director is Larry Buchanan

National Film Registry, Film title is Airplane! ±, Film type is Narrative feature, Year of release is 1980, Year of induction is 2010, Reference is

1970 in film, , , List of years in film,

1970 in film, Rank is 3, Title is M*A*S*H, Distributor is 20th Century Fox, Box-office gross rental is $30,000,000

The First Film, country of origin, United States of America

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Women in Love, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 4

Panic in the Skies!, set in environment, airplane

Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, Year is 1970 (43rd)

National Film Registry, Film title is Trouble in Paradise, Film type is Narrative feature, Year of release is 1932, Year of induction is 1991, Reference is

Movie 43, Movie 43, Country, United States

Airplane!, Airplane!, Directed by, Jim Abrahams ,  David Zucker ,  Jerry Zucker

Airplane!, Airplane!, Based on, uncredited:  ,  Flight into Danger by  Arthur Hailey ,  Zero Hour! by Arthur Hailey Hall Bartlett John Champion

Airplane!, original language of film or TV show, English

Airplane!, distributed by, Paramount Pictures

1970 in film, Commons category, "1970 in film"

1970 in film, instance of, events in a specific year or time period

1970 in film, instance of, Wikimedia list article

1970 in film, category related to list, Category:1970 in film

Category:1970 in film, list related to category, 1970 in film

Airplane!, country of origin, United States of America

Trouble, instance of, computer-animated film

Trouble in the Air, distributed by, General Film Distributors

The Beginning (1970 film), The Beginning,

Action: The October Crisis of 1970, distributed by, National Film Board of Canada

1971, original language of film or TV show, English


Question: Faced with a question about the movie domain, gather pertinent information from all available knowledge bases: What costume designer received an Oscar nomination for working on the film Airport?

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

John Mollo, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1966 (39th)

Dangerous Liaisons, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

BAFTA Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2004 (58th), Film is The Aviator, Recipient(s) is Sandy Powell

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1974 (47th), Film is Daisy Miller, Nominees is John Furniss

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1974 (47th), Film is Murder on the Orient Express, Nominees is Tony Walton

Star Wars, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1976 (49th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1977 (50th)

Academy Awards, has part or parts, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1979 (52nd), Film is La Cage aux Folles, Nominees is Ambra Danon and Piero Tosi

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1980 (53rd)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1982 (55th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1984 (57th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1986 (59th), Film is Pirates, Nominees is Anthony Powell

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1987 (60th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1987 (60th), Film is Empire of the Sun, Nominees is Bob Ringwood

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1988 (61st)

Costume, Notable costume designers include recipients of the Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Tony Award for Best Costume Design, and Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Costume Design.

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1990 (63rd)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1991 (64th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1991 (64th), Film is Barton Fink, Nominees is Richard Hornung

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1992 (65th)

Chicago, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1993 (66th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1994 (67th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1994 (67th), Film is Bullets over Broadway, Nominees is Jeffrey Kurland

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, instance of, award for best costume design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1994 (67th), Film is Little Women, Nominees is Colleen Atwood

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1995 (68th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1996 (69th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, country, United States of America

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, conferred by, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1996 (69th), Film is Hamlet, Nominees is Alexandra Byrne

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1997 (70th)

Ran, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1998 (71st)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1999 (72nd)

Saturn Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2012 ( 39th ), Costume designer(s) is Kym Barrett and Pierre-Yves Gayraud, Motion Picture is Cloud Atlas

Death on the Nile, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Colleen Atwood, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2000 (73rd)

Burton Miller, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, statement is subject of, 50th Academy Awards, for work, Airport '77

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2002 (75th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2002 (75th), Film is Chicago, Nominees is Colleen Atwood

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2002 (75th), Film is Gangs of New York, Nominees is Sandy Powell

Alexandra Byrne, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2004 (77th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2004 (77th), Film is The Aviator, Nominees is Sandy Powell

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2004 (77th), Film is Finding Neverland, Nominees is Alexandra Byrne

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2005 (78th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2006 (79th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2006 (79th), Film is The Devil Wears Prada, Nominees is Patricia Field

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2007 (80th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2007 (80th), Film is Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Nominees is Alexandra Byrne

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2007 (80th), Film is Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Nominees is Colleen Atwood

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2008 (81st)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2009 (82nd)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2010 (83rd)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2010 (83rd), Film is Alice in Wonderland, Nominees is Colleen Atwood

The Grand Budapest Hotel, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2011 (84th), Film is The Artist, Nominees is Mark Bridges

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2012 (85th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2012 (85th), Film is Snow White and the Huntsman, Nominees is Colleen Atwood

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2014 (87th), Film is Inherent Vice, Nominees is Mark Bridges

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2015 (88th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2016 (89th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Country, United States

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Presented by, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences  (AMPAS)

Gladiator, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2017 (90th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Website, oscars .org

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2018 (91st)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2019 (92nd)

The Artist, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 2020/21 (93rd), Film is Emma., Nominees is Alexandra Byrne

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1952 (25th)

The Aviator, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, statement is subject of, 77th Academy Awards, nominee, Sandy Powell

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1954 (27th), Film is Gate of Hell, Nominees is Sanzo Wada

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1954 (27th), Film is A Star Is Born, Nominees is Jean Louis , Mary Ann Nyberg and Irene Sharaff

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, instance of, Academy Awards

Ulla-Britt S\u00F6derlund, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Color, instance of, Academy Awards

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Art Direction, Nominee(s) is Alexander Golitzen , E. Preston Ames , Jack D. Moore and Mickey S. Michaels, Result is

Barton Fink, Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Costume Design, Nominee(s) is Richard Hornung, Result is

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1962 (35th)

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1964 (37th)


Question: For a question related to the movies domain, extract pertinent evidence from table sources: What costume designer received an Oscar nomination for working on the film Airport?

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

John Mollo, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Dangerous Liaisons, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Star Wars, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Awards, has part or parts, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Costume, Notable costume designers include recipients of the Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Tony Award for Best Costume Design, and Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Costume Design.

Chicago, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, instance of, award for best costume design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, country, United States of America

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, conferred by, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Ran, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Death on the Nile, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Colleen Atwood, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Burton Miller, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, statement is subject of, 50th Academy Awards, for work, Airport '77

Alexandra Byrne, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

The Grand Budapest Hotel, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Country, United States

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Presented by, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences  (AMPAS)

Gladiator, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Website, oscars .org

The Artist, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

The Aviator, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Costume Design, statement is subject of, 77th Academy Awards, nominee, Sandy Powell

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, instance of, Academy Awards

Ulla-Britt S\u00F6derlund, award received, Academy Award for Best Costume Design

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Color, instance of, Academy Awards


Question: For a question related to movies, gather pertinent evidence from various information sources to provide an answer: In the 1970 film Airport, from what city does the doomed plane depart?

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), 3:50) Inez-Lost Forever (1:45) Emergency Landing! (

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Downtown Memphis, Tennessee, The Downtown Airport was closed in 1970.

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Air Force One (film), Scenes featuring Sheremetyevo International Airport, the departure airport of Air Force One in the film, were shot at Los Angeles International Airport.

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

Final Destination, set in environment, airplane

Nashville (film), On the tarmac, Barbara Jean collapses from heat exhaustion, and those in attendance depart the airport only to become stranded after a vehicle pile-up occurs.

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Year is 1970 (43rd), Actress is Stapleton [[Maureen Stapleton]], Role(s) is Gurrero Inez Guerrero, Film is Airport,  is

Disaster film, The golden age of the disaster film began in 1970 with the release of Airport.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airplane!, narrative location, Los Angeles

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Burt Lancaster, In 1970, Lancaster starred in the box-office hit, air-disaster drama Airport.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport '77, set in environment, airplane

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), Produced on a $10 million budget, it earned over $128 million.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), Ernest Laszlo photographed it in 70 mm Todd-AO.

Airport (1970 film), It is the last film scored by Alfred Newman and the last film roles of Van Heflin and Jessie Royce Landis.

Airport (1970 film), A Trans Global Airlines (TGA) Boeing 707 flight crew misjudge their turn from Runway 29 onto the taxiway, becoming stuck in the snow and closing that runway.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), Vernon Demerest is a TGA captain scheduled to be the checkride captain for the airline to evaluate Captain Anson Harris during TGA Flight 2 to Rome.

Airport (1970 film), TGA's flagship international service, named The Golden Argosy, is being operated with a Boeing 707.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfeld and Tanya also deal with Ada Quonsett, an elderly widow from San Diego who is a habitual stowaway on various airlines.

Airport (1970 film), She informs airport officials that he had been fired from a construction job for "misplacing" explosives and that the family's financial situation is dire.

Airport (1970 film), Ada Quonsett manages to evade the TGA employee assigned the task of putting her on a flight back to Los Angeles.

Airport (1970 film), Enchanted by the idea of a trip to Rome, she talks her way past the gate agent, boards Flight 2, and happens to sit next to Guerrero.

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Gwen, just outside the door, is injured in the explosion and subsequent explosive decompression, but the pilots retain control of the airplane.

Airport (1970 film), Due to the bomb damage, Demerest demands the airport's longest runway, Runway 29, which is still closed due to the stuck airliner.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfeld orders the plane to be pushed off the runway by snowplows, despite the costly damage they would do to it.

Airport (1970 film), Patroni, who is "taxi-qualified" on 707s, has been trying to move the stuck aircraft in time for Demerest's damaged aircraft to land.

Airport (1970 film), As the shaken passengers exit the plane, a hysterical Inez searches in vain for her dead husband.

Airport (1970 film), Guerrero runs into the lavatory and sets off the bomb, dying instantly and blowing a three-foot hole in the fuselage.

Airport (1970 film), Bakersfield and Tanya leave together, heading to her apartment for much needed rest and breakfast.

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Most of the filming was at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport.

Airport (1970 film), The sets were removed around 2002 and the space converted into a workshop.

Airport (1970 film), Only one Boeing 707 was used: a model 707-349C (registration N324F) leased from Flying Tiger Line.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), It premiered as the first 70mm film to be shown at New York's Radio City Music Hall, running for 12 weeks there as its Easter attraction.

Airport (1970 film), Internationally, it grossed $27.9 million for a worldwide gross of $128.4 million.

Airport (1970 film), Gary Arnold of The Washington Post called it "a lousy movie" that was "utterly predictable."

Airport (1970 film), Despite the film being one of the most profitable of Burt Lancaster's career, he called it "a piece of junk.

Airport (1970 film), The record was beaten in 1976 by Gone with the Wind.

Airport (1970 film), The film was the final project for composer Alfred Newman.

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), He died before the film's release.

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: For a question about the movies domain, extract pertinent information from text sources: In the 1970 film Airport, from what city does the doomed plane depart?

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

Final Destination, set in environment, airplane

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Year is 1970 (43rd), Actress is Stapleton [[Maureen Stapleton]], Role(s) is Gurrero Inez Guerrero, Film is Airport,  is

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airplane!, narrative location, Los Angeles

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport '77, set in environment, airplane

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: Provided a query within the movies domain, locate pertinent evidence from all knowledge bases that can address the inquiry: Who was the author of the novel Airport, the source material for the 1970 film of the same name?

Airport (novel), Airport is a bestselling novel by British-Canadian writer Arthur Hailey.

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), Mel Bakersfeld is the main character around whom the book revolves.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Airport (1970 film), The job was handled by Stanley Wilson, although the covers of the Decca "original soundtrack album" and the 1993 Varèse Sarabande CD issue credit Newman.

Airport (1970 film), He died before the film's release.

Airport (1970 film), Newman received his 45th Academy Award nomination posthumously for this film, the most received by a composer at that time.

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Original Score, nominee, Alfred Newman, statement is subject of, 43rd Academy Awards

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Burt Lancaster, In 1970, Lancaster starred in the box-office hit, air-disaster drama Airport.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Screenplay – Based on Material from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Art Direction, Nominee(s) is Alexander Golitzen , E. Preston Ames , Jack D. Moore and Mickey S. Michaels, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Costume Design, Nominee(s) is Edith Head, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Original Score, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman (posthumous nomination), Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Sound, Nominee(s) is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is American Cinema Editors Awards, Category is Best Edited Feature Film, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is British Academy Film Awards, Category is Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Original Score – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Instrumental Composition, Nominee(s) is " Airport Love Theme" – Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Male Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Female Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Composer, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Writers Guild of America Awards, Category is Best Drama Adapted from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Produced on a $10 million budget, it earned over $128 million.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Ernest Laszlo photographed it in 70 mm Todd-AO.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Helen Hayes, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Ada Quonsett, Notes is Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), Despite the film being one of the most profitable of Burt Lancaster's career, he called it "a piece of junk.

Airport (1970 film), The film was the final project for composer Alfred Newman.

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (novel), , Publication date, 1968

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: For a question within the movies domain, extract pertinent information that can address the query from text sources: Who was the author of the novel Airport, the source material for the 1970 film of the same name?

Airport (novel), Airport is a bestselling novel by British-Canadian writer Arthur Hailey.

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Academy Award for Best Costume Design, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Edith Head

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Academy Award for Best Sound, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty

Lloyd Nolan, Year is 1970, Title is Airport, Role is Harry Standish, Notes is

1970 in film, Rank is 2, Title is Airport, Distributor is Universal, Box-office gross rental is $44,500,000

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Composer(s) is Alfred Newman Alfred Newman (composer), Ref. is

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

Dean Martin, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Capt. Vernon Demerest, Notes is

Airport, nominated for, Academy Award for Best Original Score, nominee, Alfred Newman, statement is subject of, 43rd Academy Awards

Academy Award for Best Film Editing, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Box office, $128.4 million

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is Ross Hunter, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actress, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Screenplay – Based on Material from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Art Direction, Nominee(s) is Alexander Golitzen , E. Preston Ames , Jack D. Moore and Mickey S. Michaels, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Costume Design, Nominee(s) is Edith Head, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Film Editing, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Original Score, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman (posthumous nomination), Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Sound, Nominee(s) is Ronald Pierce and David H. Moriarty, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is American Cinema Editors Awards, Category is Best Edited Feature Film, Nominee(s) is Stuart Gilmore, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is British Academy Film Awards, Category is Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Nominee(s) is Maureen Stapleton, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Motion Picture – Drama, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Globe Awards, Category is Best Original Score – Motion Picture, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Golden Reel Awards, Category is Best Sound Editing – Dialogue, Nominee(s) is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Instrumental Composition, Nominee(s) is " Airport Love Theme" – Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Grammy Awards, Category is Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Best Picture, Nominee(s) is 5th place

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Male Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is George Kennedy, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Female Supporting Performance, Nominee(s) is Helen Hayes, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Laurel Awards, Category is Top Composer, Nominee(s) is Alfred Newman, Result is

Airport (1970 film), Award is Writers Guild of America Awards, Category is Best Drama Adapted from Another Medium, Nominee(s) is George Seaton, Result is

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Ernest Laszlo

Academy Award for Best Picture, Year of Film Release is 1970 [[43rd Academy Awards|(43rd)]], Films is Airport, Producer(s) is Ross Hunter

Helen Hayes, Year is 1970, Film is Airport, Role is Ada Quonsett, Notes is Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress

Airport (novel), , Country, United States

Airport (novel), , Publication date, 1968

Academy Award for Best Original Score, Year is 1970 (43rd), Film is Airport, Nominees is Alfred Newman ( p.n. )


Question: When provided with an inquiry regarding movies, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge bases: What was the name of the 1980 movie which spoofed the Airport series of films?

Peter Graves, Year is 1980, Title is Airplane!, Role is Captain Clarence Oveur, Notes is

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), The High and the Mighty, a 1954 film which served as the template for Airport Zero Hour!,

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Universal Pictures, Title is Airport, Release date is 1970–79, Notes is

Steven Spielberg filmography, Year is 1984, Film is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Role is Tourist at Airport,  is

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Produced by, Anubhav Sinha    Anupam Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Language, Hindi

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Running time, 106 minutes

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Airport 1975, The film stars Charlton Heston, Karen Black, George Kennedy and Gloria Swanson – as a fictionalized version of herself – in her final film role.

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 was included in the book The Fifty Worst Films of All Time published in 1978.

1980 Toronto International Film Festival, part of the series, Toronto International Film Festival

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (Movie review)".

Eddie Albert, Year is 1979, Title is The Concorde ... Airport '79, Role is Eli Sands, Notes is

Disaster film, Skyjacked (1972) was a lesser entry into the disaster film canon, following on the heels of Airport, though preceding its sequel Airport 1975.

Disaster film, The Airport series would continue with Airport '77 (1977) and The Concorde ... Airport '79 (1979), with George Kennedy portraying the character Joe Patroni in each sequel.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Disaster film, which fondly spoofed the clichés of the genre to surprising box office success, producing a sequel of its own, Airplane II: The Sequel, in 1982.

George Kennedy, Year is 1977, Title is Airport '77, Role is Joe Patroni, Notes is Air disaster film and the third film of the ''Airport'' franchise , and directed by Jerry Jameson .

Lloyd Bridges, 1980), a spoof of disaster films.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

List of Academy Award-winning films, Film is Airport, Year is 1970, Awards is 1, Nominations is 10

David Warner (actor), Year is 1979, Title is The Concorde ... Airport '79, Role is Peter O'Neill, Notes is

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband, Distributed by, Cidif

Airport Live, Airport Live, Directed by, Stephen Neal

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airport 1975, MPAA film rating, PG, rating certificate ID, "24063"

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband at IMDb

The Great Airport Mystery, part of the series, The Hardy Boys

Broadford Airfield, In 1980 the airport was used as a filming location for the opening scene of Flash Gordon.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Award is Academy Awards, Category is Best Cinematography, Nominee(s) is Ernest Laszlo, Result is

1979 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards, Group is The Annoying Passengers, Film is The Concorde: Airport '79

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), It is also the first of four films in the Airport film series.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), It sported an El Al cheatline over its bare metal finish, with the fictional Trans Global Airlines (TGA) titles and tail.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), No matter—Airport's unending sequels and spoofs are a testament that this film is a true piece of Americana, for good or for bad."

Airport (novel), , Country, United States


Question: For a query related to the realm of movies, extract pertinent information from Table sources: What was the name of the 1980 movie which spoofed the Airport series of films?

Peter Graves, Year is 1980, Title is Airplane!, Role is Captain Clarence Oveur, Notes is

Airport (1970 film), 1:38) Airport (End Title) (2:36) Airport had three sequels, the first two of which were hits.

Airport (1970 film), The High and the Mighty, a 1954 film which served as the template for Airport Zero Hour!,

Airport (1970 film), Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, a 1983 ABC television movie, starring Lee Majors.

Airport (1970 film), Also known as Starflight One or Airport 85.

Airport (novel), 1957) and Terror in the Sky (1971).

Airport (novel), George Seaton wrote and directed the film adaptation, which was released by Universal in 1970.

Airport (novel), Starring Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, and George Kennedy, the film was nominated for ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Airport (novel), Its success, combined with that of 1972's The Poseidon Adventure, led to the proliferation of "disaster movies" of the 1970s.

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Directed by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Written by, Anubhav Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Produced by, Anubhav Sinha    Anupam Sinha

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Edited by, Vijay Arora

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Directed by, Jack Smight

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Country, India

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Produced by, William Frye Jennings Lang

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Cinematography, Philip H. Lathrop

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Screenplay by, Don Ingalls

Airport (2009 film), Airport, Language, Hindi

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Production company, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport 1975, Airport 1975, Running time, 106 minutes

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (also known as Airport '75) is a 1974 American air disaster film and the first sequel to the successful 1970 film Airport.

Airport 1975, The film stars Charlton Heston, Karen Black, George Kennedy and Gloria Swanson – as a fictionalized version of herself – in her final film role.

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 was included in the book The Fifty Worst Films of All Time published in 1978.

1980 Toronto International Film Festival, part of the series, Toronto International Film Festival

Airport 1975, Airport 1975 (Movie review)".

Disaster film, Skyjacked (1972) was a lesser entry into the disaster film canon, following on the heels of Airport, though preceding its sequel Airport 1975.

Disaster film, The Airport series would continue with Airport '77 (1977) and The Concorde ... Airport '79 (1979), with George Kennedy portraying the character Joe Patroni in each sequel.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Theatrical release poster

Disaster film, which fondly spoofed the clichés of the genre to surprising box office success, producing a sequel of its own, Airplane II: The Sequel, in 1982.

Lloyd Bridges, 1980), a spoof of disaster films.

Airport 1975, screenwriter, Arthur Hailey

Airport '77, cast member, Christopher Lee

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband, Distributed by, Cidif

Airport Live, Airport Live, Directed by, Stephen Neal

Airport 1975, set in environment, airplane

Airport 1975, MPAA film rating, PG, rating certificate ID, "24063"

Contraband (1980 film), Contraband at IMDb

The Great Airport Mystery, part of the series, The Hardy Boys

Broadford Airfield, In 1980 the airport was used as a filming location for the opening scene of Flash Gordon.

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Directed by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Screenplay by, George Seaton

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Based on, Airport by  Arthur Hailey

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Produced by, Ross Hunter

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Cinematography, Ernest Laszlo

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Edited by, Stuart Gilmore

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Music by, Alfred Newman

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Production company, Ross Hunter Productions

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Distributed by, Universal Pictures

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Running time, 137 minutes

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Country, United States

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Language, English

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Budget, $10.2 million

Airport (1970 film), Airport, Color process, Technicolor

Airport (1970 film), Airport is a 1970 American air disaster–drama film written and directed by George Seaton and starring Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin.

Airport (1970 film), Based on Arthur Hailey's 1968 novel of the same name, it originated the 1970s disaster film genre.

Airport (1970 film), It is also the first of four films in the Airport film series.

Airport (1970 film), The film is about an airport manager trying to keep his airport open during a snowstorm, while a suicide bomber plots to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

Airport (1970 film), It takes place at fictional Lincoln International Airport near Chicago.

Airport (1970 film), Airport manager Mel Bakersfeld is forced to work overtime, causing tension with his wife, Cindy.

Airport (1970 film), It sported an El Al cheatline over its bare metal finish, with the fictional Trans Global Airlines (TGA) titles and tail.

Airport (1970 film), Airport was released on May 29, 1970.

Airport (1970 film), No matter—Airport's unending sequels and spoofs are a testament that this film is a true piece of Americana, for good or for bad."

Airport (novel), , Country, United States


Question: Presented with a query in the music field, extract pertinent information from all available resources to provide an answer: Which "boy band" was responsible for the 1996 song MMMBop?

Boyband (band), , Members, Jay Coote Rob Arnold Gerard Clark Pieter T Chris Murray

MMMBop: The Collection, instance of, album

MMMBop: The Collection, record label, Universal Music Group

Mr. Big (American band), The band released Hey Man in 1996.

BoybandPH, Background information, Origin, Manila , Philippines

NSYNC, NSYNC (, ; also stylized as *NSYNC or 'N Sync) was an American boy band formed by Chris Kirkpatrick in Orlando, Florida, in 1995 and launched in Germany by BMG Ariola Munich.

Boy Band, country of origin, United States of America

boy band music, country of origin, United States of America

Backstreet Boys, 1 international group there in 1996.

Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm, Chart (1994) is Netherlands (Single Top 100), Position is 52


Question: For a query in the music domain, extract pertinent evidence from Infobox sources to provide an answer: Which "boy band" was responsible for the 1996 song MMMBop?

MMMBop: The Collection, instance of, album

MMMBop: The Collection, record label, Universal Music Group

Mr. Big (American band), The band released Hey Man in 1996.

NSYNC, NSYNC (, ; also stylized as *NSYNC or 'N Sync) was an American boy band formed by Chris Kirkpatrick in Orlando, Florida, in 1995 and launched in Germany by BMG Ariola Munich.

Boy Band, country of origin, United States of America

boy band music, country of origin, United States of America

Backstreet Boys, 1 international group there in 1996.

Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm, Chart (1994) is Netherlands (Single Top 100), Position is 52