Robert Stack as Captain Rex Kramer fights off activists missionaries for Reverend Moon, Jews for Jesus, Jehovah's Witness, Buddhism, Jerry's Kids, Scientology, and More Nuclear Power in the airport...
Robert Stack as Captain Rex Kramer fights off activists missionaries for Reverend Moon, Jews for Jesus, Jehovah's Witness, Buddhism, Jerry's Kids, Scientology, and More Nuclear Power in the airport ticketing area.
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If they redid this scene it would be somewhere in downtown Chicago bc you always get accosted by panhandlers, wannabe rappers selling their demo disks, hippies wanting you to donate to kids, flyer hawkers etc.
I always wanna do this to them whenever i go to school.
I think it's supposed to be LAX in the 80s, so pretty common I suppose. It's probably a reference to Hare Krishnas, who the Zuckers parodied in Kentucky Fried Movie.
Some of the context is lost today, because we're used to a different airport regime. At the time of the movies, airports were treated as "public forums," where the airport authorities couldn't regulate free speech.
In 1992, the Supreme Court declared that airports aren't public forums, so airport authorities could and generally did stop Hare Krishnas and other activists from bothering passengers, making Stack's experience a thing of the past.
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I always wanna do this to them whenever i go to school.
In 1992, the Supreme Court declared that airports aren't public forums, so airport authorities could and generally did stop Hare Krishnas and other activists from bothering passengers, making Stack's experience a thing of the past.