Pacific Banana

Synopsis

In the raunchy comedy film Pacific Banana (1981), directed by John D. Lamond, the story revolves around the hilarious misadventures of a group of airline pilots and flight attendants working for fictional airline 'Pacific Banana'. Led by the charismatic Captain Harry, played brilliantly by Graeme Blundell, the crew finds themselves in a series of outrageous and risqué situations during their layovers in exotic locations around the Pacific. From spontaneous romances to zany misunderstandings, the film is a light-hearted and entertaining journey filled with humor, romance, and a touch of absurdity. Pacific Banana takes the audience on a wild ride through the antics of the crew, with a mix of comedy and romance that guarantees plenty of laughs and some heartwarming moments along the way.

Cast

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  Graeme Blundell

  Martin

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  Deborah Gray

  Sally

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  Alyson Best

  Mandy

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  Luan Peters

  Candy Bubbles

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  Robin Stewart

  Paul

• Helen Hemingway

  Julia Blandings

Reviews

Pacific Banana, a cult classic from the 80s, has earned mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike. While some viewers appreciate its slapstick comedy and light-hearted approach to storytelling, others criticize its over-the-top humor and predictable plot. Rotten Tomatoes comments, "Pacific Banana is a guilty pleasure for those who enjoy lowbrow humor and cheesy gags, but lacking in substance." IMDb users have given it a 4.5/10 rating, indicating a polarizing reception. Metacritic notes, "The film relies heavily on crude humor that may not appeal to all audiences, but Graeme Blundell's performance as Captain Harry adds some charm to the chaos." Despite the varied opinions, Pacific Banana continues to have a dedicated fan base who appreciate its nostalgic value and comedic moments.