The lines were funny, this man always occur in the best form of dialogue since she was just words and humor value wise as it was the way it was delivered.
This is one, Twirlit courtesy:
Nelson said in a letter stuttering, Dr. Rumack, to the person flying the plane a complete set of the passengers were very sick:
“How soon can you land?:
Captain responded with, “I say can not.”
Rumack return, saying: “You can not tell me I am a doctor.”
Thus says the Captain, if not so, but he simply did not know the real answer and then Rumack said: “Well, you can not give a guess”
He said the captain, faced a row, “Well, not for two hours.”
Although this may seem lame satire, that was not when he co-Nielsen. Instead, it came in the words of the text to life and, therefore, become hilarious. Slapstick, perhaps, but still hilarious, even if it is not the kind of humor you have.
And another went to a quick bit of banter between the characters Nielsen and another passenger, and one that became famous, like this:
Dr. Rumack student Ted Striker, “Can you fly this plane and land it?” And came forward again with Ted “Certainly you can not be serious.
Note Rumack and loud: “I am serious and do not call me Shirley.”
And this dialogue has become the hallmark of this classic film, and showed how amazing the comedian with the delivery can be absolute.
So, as not remembered and quoted the plane, and we are all in honor of Leslie Nielsen. Rip, Leslie, and tear.
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