The Doomsday Flight

Synopsis

In the 1966 film 'The Doomsday Flight', directed by William A. Graham, a commercial flight carrying high-profile passengers becomes the target of a hijacking plot. When deadly explosives are discovered on board, the authorities and the airline company face a race against time to prevent a catastrophic disaster. The suspenseful thriller unfolds as tensions rise among the passengers and the crew, each with their own motivations and secrets. With Jack Lord delivering a gripping performance as one of the key characters, 'The Doomsday Flight' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with its intense storyline and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Jack Lord

  Special Agent Frank Thompson

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  Edmond O'Brien

  The Man

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  Katherine Crawford

  Jean

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  John Saxon

  George Ducette

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  Van Johnson

  Capt. Anderson

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  Tom Simcox

  Chipps, Flight Engineer

Reviews

Critics have mixed opinions about 'The Doomsday Flight'. While some praise the tension-filled plot and Jack Lord's performance, others find the film's premise too predictable. A review from IMDb describes it as a 'classic high-stakes thriller' with a solid performance from the cast, giving it a 6.5/10 rating. However, Rotten Tomatoes criticizes the movie for its cliches and lack of originality, giving it a lower rating. Despite the mixed reviews, 'The Doomsday Flight' remains a decent watch for those who enjoy suspenseful aviation-themed movies.