Hilary Swank as Amelia Earhart - the film follows Earhart’s journey from unknown aviator to America’s sweetheart and finally to her world-renowned mission around the world and her disappearance in 1937.
Release October 23
(People.com)
F-AZLL / NR16020 (cn 1287) The beautiful Lockheed 12A is now in Amalia Earhart livery, complete with original titles and everything, all done for a movie in which it will feature. Here seen at the Geneva classics together with the Aviodrome DC2 NC39165. Canon 50D, 24-105/4 Airliners.net/Willem Honders photo.
Hmmm…I do like Hillary. Gere is okay (Chicago, but I doubt he’ll dance in this one)…'course if he starts channelling the Dali Lami s***, I will walk out…
Looks like one to go see in the real moveee theeeater…
I have always been interested in the Earhart legacy…
Please post reviews. I’d like to know if they truthfully depict her life. Also want to know what type of speculation they use to determine what happened to her.
Discovery Channel or History Channel had a good documentary on her a few years back. I’ve always admired Amelia Earhart.
Shoot, I may go see it just because it has Richard Gere in it. He’s a pretty good actor.
From some of the stories I’ve heard- she wasn’t that great of a “stick” and she really (not poking fun of the fact that she was lost at sea)was a horrible navigator.
To think that in a movie like “Night at the Museum: Night at the Smithsonian” they actually portrayed the same thing (horrible navigator) is funny to me.
The ending is with her flying into a wall of clouds and the screen going quiet (similar to how the movie contact started panning back from her eye to space, this pans back from the plane to about space shuttle height) not with her crashing, so he didnt ruin the end of the movie for you.
nice pic chuck… 8) the photoshoot was amazing, swank is pretty hot in person btw someone lost a photo lens cover ive been getting calls from LA all day