.jpg)
2.jpg)
View from the Top
- Director: Bruno Barreto
- Writer: Eric Wald
- Producer: Matthew Baer; Alan C. Blomquist
CGiii Comment
Some big names is a flimsy, throwaway comedy about trolley dollies.
Should have been funnier - should have been a lot more than it actually is.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
Donna's a girl from a small town, who wishes to get out of it and see the world. She reads the book of Sally Weston, a flight attendant who was flown to practically everywhere. She then decides to become a flight attendant at a small commuter airline. After gaining a little experience she decides to apply to a major airline. She convinces her two co-workers, Sherry and Christine to join her. While she and Christine get in, Sherry doesn't. Now Donna is putting her heart and soul into it and after meeting Sally Weston, she is determined to be assigned to an international route. But when the asignments are posted, she is shocked to discover that she is been assigned to a commuter route in Cleveland. While she feels that her dreams have been dashed, she meets a great guy but when she decides that she's going to fight for what she wants, she has to chose between him and it.
Cast & Characters
Christina Applegate as Christine Montgomery;
Candice Bergen as Sally Weston;
Marc Blucas as Tommy Boulay;
Frederick Coffin as Mr. Stewart;
Chelsey Cole as Donna - 6 Yrs. Old;
Nadia Dajani as Paige;
John Francis Daley as Rodney;
Stacey Dash as Angela Samona;
Troy Evans as Customer;
David Hayward as Pete;
Jorge R. Hernandez as Spanish Man;
Duane King as Royalty Operations Clerk;
Rob Lowe as Co-Pilot Steve Bench;
Joshua Malina as Randy Jones;
Christina Malpero as Rita Sanchez;
Gwyneth Paltrow as Donna Jensen;
Mark Ruffalo as Ted Stewart;
Kelly Preston as Sherry;
Mike Myers as John Witney;
Jon Polito as Roy Roby;
Concetta Tomei as Mrs. Stewart;
Robyn Peterson as Donna's Mom