"Big Pretty White Plane" - Johnny - Stephen Stucker - Airplane! (1980) in HD
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Stephen Stucker was a marvelously wild and dynamic free-spirited actor who specialized in deliciously broad portrayals of memorably outrageous characters in a handful of comedies made in the 70's and 80's. Stucker was born on July 2, 1947 in Des Moines, Iowa. He attended Lincoln School in Alameda, California. During his school days Stephen was known as both an accomplished pianist and a class clown with a dry wit. Stucker made his film debut with a funny turn as crazed asylum escapee Bruce Wilson in the entertainingly lowbrow "Carnal Madness." He was likewise sidesplitting as a cross-dressing court stenographer in "The Kentucky Fried Movie." Stephen achieved his greatest enduring popularity with his gloriously zany and unforgettable performance as loopy airport control room worker Johnny in the hilarious disaster picture parody "Airplane!." Stucker reprised this role in "Airplane II: The Sequel" and had an amusing bit as a train stationmaster in "Trading Places." Stephen appeared in three episodes of the hit TV series "Mork & Mindy." Besides "The Kentucky Fried Movie" and "Airplane!," Stucker also worked with the comedy team of Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker as a member of the theatrical group the Kentucky Fried Theater. Stephen Stucker died at the tragically young age of 38 from AIDS on April 13, 1986.
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“Hey Jonny, how about some more coffee?”
“No thanks.”
I would answer him the same way. Make your own d@mn coffee.
Yeah me neither thanks for asking
I don’t understand that line. Can someone explain?
@@anthonyalzamora4566 It’s a double entendre
@@anthonyalzamora4566 He was being asked by his 'boss' to make other people coffee. "Hey Jonny, how about [making me] some more coffee?" Which makes 'no thanks' funny because he turned it into 'Jonny, would you like some coffee?'
anyone notice the melted ice cream cone one of the reporters is using?
JPFilmsFX all my years watching this movie I never noticed.
Holy shit I never noticed that
As a kid I had a poor quality VHS of this movie, and for years I thought that was a chicken drumstick.
JPFilmsFX I never noticed that til u said it lol
Just noticed it now.
"Come on boys! Let's get some pictures!" Takes photos off of wall.
Lol, I love how they’re so friggin literal.
Reminds me of the blooper reel from A Series of Unfortunate Events. "Wanna get some chinese afterward?" "Yeah. Let's get 'em."
Pretty sure they take every picture except the one of the actual plane, too. Most probably a joke about incompetence of the press.
It would be funny if they were Thieves Disguised as reporters?
@@egb50000 yeah ahaha. It’s the whole point of the film ahaha. It wasn’t afraid to poke fun at things like politics, dating Mental health etc. this was a film that made tons of jokes and in a time where people weren’t so easily offended. I’m only 17 and Ik I’m going to sound really old saying this but, they don’t make comedy’s like they used to. Xx
His flat look after "like a big Tylenol" really sells it.
I wonder how many times he or someone else cracked up trying to do that line!🤣
@@purple_amethyst I recently heard he didn’t have any scripted lines, they basically let him improvise every time he was on screen.
Given that he made up the jokes on the spot, I’m impressed the extras stayed straight faced.
@@pjdougherty6442 I think he was friends with the Zucker Brothers and was a member of The Kentucky Fried Theater, so they knew he could handle it and that he had a similar sense of humor.
@@pjdougherty6442 I think he was friends with the Zucker Brothers and was a member of The Kentucky Fried Theater, so they knew he could handle it and that he had a similar sense of humor.
@@pjdougherty6442 He didn't improvise the lines on the set; he got to wrote his own lines, but they most definitely were written beforehand.
Johnny was the comic relief in a movie full of comic relief.
God bless Stephen Stucker for improvising so many of those screamingly funny lines that made Airplane such a hoot! :D
R.I.P.
The way he acts his stuff out is way too funny too. He was physically and verbally a comedic god.
He improvised EVERYTHING in this movie, his character had no scripted lines and that was deliberate.
It looks like a big Tylenol!
I've seen this movie 40+ times in my life and never noticed the ice cream cone. Same with the Mayonnaise jars at the Mayo Clinic. Hilarious.
I noticed the Mayo one right away
Same here - the movie was on First Choice (Pay TV when we first got it in Canada) and I watched it almost every day. And I'm just watching it again now and never noticed in the beginning when Peter Graves is at the magazine stand theres Fiction, Non-Fiction and Whacking Material'
“A tower? A tower?! Repunzel! Repunzel!!”
Oh, it's a big pretty white plane with red stripes and curtains in the window and wheels and it looks like a big Tylenol.
"OK boys! Let's get some pictures!"
@@TheMrPeteChannel Lol!
The way the guy says "Tylenol" is so perfect XDDD
"Let's get some pictures!" 🤣
The greatest comedy movie ever written!!
I love how one of the mics was an ice cream cone. So many jokes are crammed in these scenes
"What kind of plane is it? Oh its a big pretty white plane with red stripes curtains on the windows and wheels. It looks like a big Tylenol" 😂
He answered their question, and answered correctly!
Everyone else in the movie plays their characters completely seriously, but Johnny is the only wacky character in the film.
How does anyone keep a deadpan in this movie, my goodness
"I want the one with the Focke-Wulf"
R.I.P. Stephen! We still miss you.
The melting ice cream cone just pops in.. XD that's where the joke begins.
I never noticed that! LOL
LOOOOL I didn't even notice that and I've seen the movie several times already XDDD Ah, you learn something new every time
To be honest, it was quite a while before I even noticed the ice cream cone "microphone". I was too busy laughing at Stephen's description of the plane. :D
Can u explain the joke? What that melting ice cream as a microphone means?
@@bikramjitroy6155 That is the joke.
"It looks like a big Tylenol." I'm all like, huh, he's right. It does look like a big Tylenol......
I love how it's just joke after joke, the whole movie!
in interviews ZAZ say they didn't writemuch for Stephen, they just set him loose on the set.
That was my impression, the editors did a good job fitting him in
Nope, they gave him the feed lines, and he came up with his own lines. But there was no ad-libbing on set; with a comedy as tightly scripted as this one, it would have been nearly impossible.
Johnny just gets more and more bizarre as the movie goes along.
The tower! The tower! Rapunzel, Rapunzel!
Me John Big Tree!
It's "RRRRRRRRRRRapunzel"
RIP Stephen Stucker
Me describing an airplane to someone! lmao
I never noticed....one of the reporters is holding up an ice cream cone LOL
Almost every time one watches Airplane, one finds something new. :) Even now, 40+ years later.
Classic, ...classic
Anybody else notice that one of the mics is WZAZ.
Which would be for Zucker Abrahams, Zucker.
The creators and directors of the movie and then later on the radio station where, "Disco lives forever!" that the airplane kills by knocking over the transmission tower.
Since the plane was on its way to Chicago, I think it was in reference to when the White Sox fans had Disco Demolition night at Comiskey Park.
@@panowa8319 That was one of the greatest events in the history of mankind.
I couldn't stop laughing at that stupid ass ice-cream cone.
The picture getting always gets me
Oh my god he was adorable and hilarious ! This world needs more fun Men like him.
Only 38 when he died. Very tragic. RIP.
This is actually listed as the FUNNIEST Movie ever made by most polls of viewers, but because of Mel Brooks Hollywood status they officially listed "Blazing saddles" I believe.. Or some other of his movies, that's listed as the "Funniest" movie of all time. But that movie while good isn't even 1/10th as Funny as this movie.
I showed this movie to my daughter when she was ten and she couldn't stop laughing for months. Then she had several sleepovers and brought the DVD to her friends and it became the talk of the school as none of them had seen the movie. Now 20 years later when I pop my head in her room to say goodnight I'll sometimes open the door back up and say;
"I just want to say 'good luck' we're all counting on you" 😂🤣😂❤️❤️
She will start cracking up or sometimes look at me like I'm a weirdo lol
all these years and this scene still really makes me crack up. something about the look on Johnny's face after he delivers the line.
Steven Stucker would have been 75 years old today.
He is still missed.
"Let's get some pictures." 😂
I tried to pause and it took me to a popup.
He's not wrong!
if Johnny wanted to join the Shriners he would say "they wear those cute little fezes, drive those little cars and motorcycle's and get to ride on the horse's on the parades".
“It loos like a big Tylenol” LOL!!!
Best movie in history
That ice cream cone kills me.
OMG I Love this movie! super funny! thanks for posting!
Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit smokin'
Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit drinkin'
Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit amphetamines
Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit sniffin' glue
@@djmoch1001 wow!!!🙃
"It's coming RIGHT AT US!"
Hey Johnny how bout sum more ☕️?
The ice cream, hilarious
Omg this movie is so funny. You know the writers were high.
Thanks for pointing out the ice cream cone.
Boy trapped in refrigerator! Eats own foot!
supposedly the photo is one of the producers' grandson. his grandpa asked for his photo and he had no idea he was in the movie until he saw it!
THERE'S A SALE AT PENNY'S!
Sophomore Dies In Kiln Explosion!
Anyone notice the WZAZ microphone?
(Yes, _that_ WZAZ in Chicago, where disco lives forever.)
Big pretty blue plane with wheels it looks like a giant Aleve
Or Tylenol PM 😉
Sounds like Johnny describing Air India
I just noticed the ice cream cone.
lol the fucking ice cream cone
0:26 Johnny’s holding a plate of sandwiches. Looks like he brought them to his desk too. Wonder if this was part of a gag that was cut. Or maybe the reporters were supposed to happen first and they switched it in editing.
He also had a lit cigarette 🚬
0:27 0:32 Is that an ice cream?!
Yes!
@@TheMrPeteChannel Thanks. 😁
@@imjelo No problem! How about sum more coffee?
Stephen Stucker man
Half an hour less 45mins.
Joe and Camala in a nutshell.
That was a brave joke to make considering the Tylenol killings
This was made in 1980. The Tylenol poisonings happened in 1982.
@@ownedbymykitty270 ah...I see.
@@tc871comments So this movie PREDICTED the Tylenol killings!
Booze, cigarettes, amphetamines, sniffing glue & coffee... How come he made it to the sequel?
I think what Johnny means is that it's a Trans American Boeing 720 with around 50 passengers. : /
Did Weaponized podcast bring anyone here?
The shit they could get away with in comedy is funny. Comedy today is just murder/sad with PC and all. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking with it.
I'll back you on that, friend.
None of any of this is considered offensive by ANYONE. Please stop with the ridiculous 'pC cUlTuRe' nonsense, as it's actually been the right who censor and destroy stuff for completely ludicrous, overblown reasons.
So this is what Brian Stelter did before CNN? 😂
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The weird thing is that, from 0:17-0:18, is one of the two scenes in the movie where Johnny was not acting funny but was more serious when he was offered some coffee. When he was offered coffee, I thought he could have joked saying something like "I don't cough out the letter E", "the letter E doesn't cough" (cough E, haha).
afriendofbean I could be wrong but those two specific parts were lifted directly off of the “Zero Hour!” script that formed the framework for Airplane! The writers kept quite a bit of the original dialogue in place, maybe because the sight of Johnny being serious was as much of a joke as everything else.
Pretty sure the joke was that they were asking Johnny to make coffee, not if he wanted one.
The joke was that McCroskey was asking for coffee when he said “how about some coffee?” But then Johnny said “no thanks” as if he was being offered coffee. Similar to when Murdock asked Captain Oveur “want me to check the weather?” And Captain Oveur said “no why don’t you take care of it?”
The joke is "How about some more coffee?" at the work place at that time would be an indirect way of saying "Make some more coffee". His response "No thanks" is hilarious!
@@ownedbymykitty270 Yes that's true when Steve McCroskey said "how about some more coffee", he was asking Johnny to get him some coffee where Johnny thought he was asking him if he wants coffee which is why he said "no thanks" which was a funny joke that Johnny misunderstood. But I just felt it would have sounded funny if Johnny cracked a joke about it by acting funny and immature.
0:33 Joe Biden explaining 9/11:
Oh, a Russian. Got any soup NOT made from turnip?
Oh, the Russian New Year! You know, we'll have a big parade and serve hot hors d'oeuvres...
Absolutely LOVED this movie!!!!