Gil Gerard

Airport '77 -- Art thieves hijack a 747, hit fog and crash into the ocean, trapping them and the passengers under 100 feet of water.

Man on a Swing, purportedly based on a true case, is a puzzling crime thriller concerning a clairvoyant who helps find a murderer. After a murder is committed, supposed clairvoyant Franklin Wills goes to police Chief Lee Tucker (Cliff Robertson) and gives him details of the crime that he has seen in visions. The details are startlingly correct and could only have been known to the killer. Tucker, not convinced that Wills is indeed clairvoyant, begins to suspect him of the murder. Joel Grey gives an outstanding, scene-stealing performance, giving Wills both menace and a surprising vulnerability.

A luxury 747 is hijacked over the Atlantic Ocean and sinks into the Bermuda Triangle - can the desperate passengers remain alive while a daring underwater rescue is attempted? An all-star cast highlights the third Airport film.

After thieves hijack a luxury 747 carrying a priceless art collection to be delivered to a private estate, the plot goes terribly awry and the plane sinks in the Bermuda Triangle, stranding the passengers and crew below the surface. With water seeping in, the survivors must devise an escape plan. George Kennedy stars in the third installment of the classic disaster series, which also features James Stewart and Jack Lemmon.