Does a Baron 58 have an ejection seat?

Dudley Henriques wrote:

Got a friend in the business who relates that this scene was not even in the
script. Ford was fooling around with the actor swinging the sword; pulled
the gun and shot him. Story is that Spielberg absolutely broke up laughing;
immediately stopped filming long enough to put the scene in the script and
reshot it the same day.

I read that this scene was a result of Harrison having food poisoning the
day of that scene's shoot.

IMDB has a similar tale in their trivia section of the movie:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082971/trivia

(scroll down to the bottom and it is two up from the last entry)

--
Peter

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:QNyYg.3098$XX2.1632@dukeread04...
LOL

BTW, matter transmission as done on StarTrek can NEVER
happen and just because of the Heisenberg (sp) effect.
Einstein's equation works both ways, E=MC^2 means that to
create matter with a weight equal to a person would require
the energy of several thousand atomic bombs, under full
control and without destruction of the mechanism.


Which the Enterprise has because of the Matter/Anti-Matter reactor which is
of course controlled by the Dilythium(sic) Crystals. Any school boy in 2350
knows that you silly goose.

I had a typo and left out a word... and NOT just because of
the Heisenberg (sp) effect.

"Thomas Borchert" wrote in
message ...
| Jim,
|
| and just because of the Heisenberg (sp) effect.
|
|
| Ah, you're wrong. The Heisenberg correlator does away with
that
| problem. Part of any decent beaming device. The technical
advisors to
| Star Trek were asked once in an interview how the
correlator works.
| Answer: "Thanks, just fine."
|
| --
| Thomas Borchert (EDDH)
|

If I remember that scene and the suit case packing scene, it
was a S&W 1917 45 ACP. A very good gun to this day.



"Thomas Borchert" wrote in
message ...
| Jay,
|
| I know, I know -- because it's an elegant weapon. But
without The
| Force to guide your hand, you're just a sitting duck for
a guy in a
| walker with a laser cannon...
|
|
| Ah, that greatest of all scenes in Indiana Jones in that
Arabic market,
| where he fights an armada of guys in hand-to-hand combat,
and then the
| top guy comes on elaborately swinging his sword - and indy
simply
| shoots him.
|
| --
| Thomas Borchert (EDDH)
|

Practical American thinking, we need that more often today.


"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
|
| "Emily" wrote in message
| . ..
| Thomas Borchert wrote:
| Jay,
|
| I know, I know -- because it's an elegant weapon. But
without The
| Force to guide your hand, you're just a sitting duck
for a guy in a
| walker with a laser cannon...
|
|
| Ah, that greatest of all scenes in Indiana Jones in
that Arabic market,
| where he fights an armada of guys in hand-to-hand
combat, and then the
| top guy comes on elaborately swinging his sword - and
indy simply shoots
| him.
|
|
| I LOVE that scene.
|
| Got a friend in the business who relates that this scene
was not even in the
| script. Ford was fooling around with the actor swinging
the sword; pulled
| the gun and shot him. Story is that Spielberg absolutely
broke up laughing;
| immediately stopped filming long enough to put the scene
in the script and
| reshot it the same day.
| The story is now a permanent dinner story at the
Spielbergs' I'm told.
| Dudley Henriques
|
|

When talking fantasy, I can have fuel cells, atomic power,
anti-matter.

In 10,000 years the 1911 .45 ACP will still be the hand
weapon of choice.



"cjcampbell" wrote in
message
ps.com...
|
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| A magnetic field could contain plasma [ which is hot and
| emits light ]. Pulsing the field would create the noise
and
| allow the plasma to contact normal matter. The high
| frequency pulse would re-establish the containment.
|
| Heck of a battery in that flashlight handle.
|

But the Klingon's use a small blackhole for power. The
Federation could just wait a few days and their ships would
absorb itself.



"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net wrote in message
...
|
| "Jim Macklin" wrote
in message
| news:QNyYg.3098$XX2.1632@dukeread04...
| LOL
|
| BTW, matter transmission as done on StarTrek can NEVER
| happen and just because of the Heisenberg (sp) effect.
| Einstein's equation works both ways, E=MC^2 means that
to
| create matter with a weight equal to a person would
require
| the energy of several thousand atomic bombs, under full
| control and without destruction of the mechanism.
|
|
| Which the Enterprise has because of the Matter/Anti-Matter
reactor which is
| of course controlled by the Dilythium(sic) Crystals. Any
school boy in 2350
| knows that you silly goose.
|
|

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...


Hell Jim, I'm still trying to deal with Scrodenger's cat and after dinner
I have to find why Fermat outsmarted both me and the Pythagoreans with the
3rd exponent!!! :-)))

Schrödinger's cat was rabid!!

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com...
I think a StarWars light saber might be possible with a
controlled magnetic field and plasma.

Which, of course, always begs the question of: "Why?"

I know, I know -- because it's an elegant weapon. But without The
Force to guide your hand, you're just a sitting duck for a guy in a
walker with a laser cannon...


Hell, you'd be a sitting duck for a guy with an old Colt Peacemaker!

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:gcCYg.3123$XX2.3105@dukeread04...
The Force is always with me.

"On second thought, let's not go to Camelot...tis a silly place"



"Emily" wrote in message
. ..
| Jay Honeck wrote:
| I think a StarWars light saber might be possible with a
| controlled magnetic field and plasma.
|
| Which, of course, always begs the question of: "Why?"
|
| You never need a reason to build a light saber.
|
| I know, I know -- because it's an elegant weapon. But
without The
| Force to guide your hand, you're just a sitting duck for
a guy in a
| walker with a laser cannon...
|
| And who says some of us can't use the Force? g