I remember when they played this on TV in 1976. They simulcast it over the radio in Los Angeles and my Dad made a HUGE deal about surrounding the TV with radios to get that " movie theater " sound . Lol
WRONG! This scene and the others you have up were NEVER part of the original theatrical release. They were filmed years later for the 1977 television premiere of the movie and (unfortunately) added in.
Shout Factory issued a Blu-ray set that includes both the theatrical version and the TV version. The film elements from the pawnshop scene were in pretty rough shape and included as a separate bonus feature.
This, as are the other "deleted scenes" you falsely posted as such, are NOT deleted scenes but were NEWLY FILMED scenes added to the 1977 NBC network two-part showing of the movie. You should change your info and clip title because these are NOT deleted scenes.
Correct, this happened with a LOT of Universal movies in the 70s to pad their running times for TV. "Midway", "Two Minute Warning" and "Airport '77" (though in that case those were mostly deleted scenes put back in) all had expanded versions too. And unless you have a 90s or earlier TV airing you will never see them again, because the tape transfers used for TV airings all went up in the Universal fire in 2008 (the Blu-Ray of "Two Minute Warning" has the TV cut sourced from a 90s TNT airing)
Cool, first to comment on this horrible scene. It's obvious why so many of these hit the cutting room floor. Although I like seeing them since the last time I did was when they ran the 2 day Earthquake premier on TV.
These were filmed FOR the original tv showing and were NEVER part of the original movie. These were filmed 3 years later and ARE considered to be dreadful.
@@CinemaCapMan I don't know about dreadful. But it ( the TV-shot footage)does not connect that well to any main character in the actual '74 theatrical film. Crazy showing somebody who was just supposed to meet Stewart Graff ( Heston).
Debra Lee Scott. Her Husband was a 1st Responder to 911. And was killed in the WTC. She had trouble with Alcoholism, and she left NY to be with her Sister in the Jacksonville area, she took a nap, and never woke up. Very sad
No eran escenas originales de la película, las filmaron años después y las pusieron en medio de la película original para cumplir con los tiempos que establecían los canales al pasarla por televisión.
@@danielgaytan1284 Va a estar difícil que la encontremos con esas escenas extras doblada, a menos que alguien la haya grabado, y en las plataformas y en Internet estará la versión original de cine y no la extendida de TV. Yo me acuerdo que en Canal 5 si pasaban la película extendida completa el mismo día, cuando hacían sábados de películas de desastres, casi siempre la ponían junto con Pico de Dante y Volcano.
This scene was only included in the NBC Network Premiere of 1976 and TV Versions, not part of the Theatrical Version release.
Correct....added to the TV syndication package so the movie could be shown as a 2 parts and allowance for commercials...
This is probably the most polite spousal argument I've ever heard.
That scene is five minutes long, but felt like an hour! :/
Back when flying was a pleasant experience!
From 2021, it's only gotten worse.
Before deregulation
BEFORE passengers were dragged off planes by force !! Xd
People talked about 50 years ago
Like that was pater than now..
At was that time travel by airplane is not for everyone 😂
Her bang wings are awesome!
That honeymooning couple was played by Sam Chew (wearing those Coke bottle glasses) and Debralee Scott.
Debra Lee Scott was also in angie Mary Hartman Mary Hartman welcome back kotter she appeared in the match game and match game pm🙂
Sam chew bionic woman
I remember when they played this on TV in 1976. They simulcast it over the radio in Los Angeles and my Dad made a HUGE deal about surrounding the TV with radios to get that " movie theater " sound . Lol
Thanks for the upload !! It is ALWAYS nice to see the Grand Canyon !!
"So that you may better enjoy the grandeur of its beauty, we will turn the plane to the right"
*airplane turns to the left*
They could've just flipped the shot to fix the goof.
What a cute wife. She looks like the kid next store. Barbara Hershey and Helen Hunt have,had that kinda look.
That's Debralee Scott.
Her name is Debralee scott Mary Hartman Mary Hartman welcome back kotter Angie great actress 👍
So glad they deleted this particular scene -- it's a bigger disaster than the actual earthquake.
this scene maybe best scene ever it seems last 2hrs
the girl was popular in the 70s
Her name was Debralee scott Mary Hartman Mary Hartman welcome back kotter Angie great actress 👍
@@briansetpente1019 She also guest starred on a lot of game shows in the 1970s, including Match Game (as did many celebrities of the era)...
Ironically the name of Debralee Scott's character was the same as on Mary Hartman Mary Hartman: Kathie
Cool! During the movie they would've given the audience an aerial tour of the Grand Canyon.
WRONG! This scene and the others you have up were NEVER part of the original theatrical release. They were filmed years later for the 1977 television premiere of the movie and (unfortunately) added in.
I have this on blu ray but it does not have this scene…bummer!!
Earthquake 1974 dvd and the bluray needs to be in deleted scenes.
Shout Factory issued a Blu-ray set that includes both the theatrical version and the TV version. The film elements from the pawnshop scene were in pretty rough shape and included as a separate bonus feature.
We will turn the airplane to the right and the plane turns left. Any wonder why they deleted the scene?
Reading that report came a little too late.
This, as are the other "deleted scenes" you falsely posted as such, are NOT deleted scenes but were NEWLY FILMED scenes added to the 1977 NBC network two-part showing of the movie. You should change your info and clip title because these are NOT deleted scenes.
Correct, this happened with a LOT of Universal movies in the 70s to pad their running times for TV. "Midway", "Two Minute Warning" and "Airport '77" (though in that case those were mostly deleted scenes put back in) all had expanded versions too. And unless you have a 90s or earlier TV airing you will never see them again, because the tape transfers used for TV airings all went up in the Universal fire in 2008 (the Blu-Ray of "Two Minute Warning" has the TV cut sourced from a 90s TNT airing)
1000 iq
That chick looked like Dorothy Lemay.
her name is Debralee Scott
@@brianvail1507 ...from Welcome Back Kotter
And Police Academy
@@mrk.dilkington She is best known from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman as Mary's younger sister.
Cool, first to comment on this horrible scene. It's obvious why so many of these hit the cutting room floor. Although I like seeing them since the last time I did was when they ran the 2 day Earthquake premier on TV.
These were filmed FOR the original tv showing and were NEVER part of the original movie. These were filmed 3 years later and ARE considered to be dreadful.
@@CinemaCapMan I don't know about dreadful. But it ( the TV-shot footage)does not connect that well to any main character in the actual '74 theatrical film. Crazy showing somebody who was just supposed to meet Stewart Graff ( Heston).
Who is that actress? She looks familiar but I can not remember her name.
Does anybody know that actress? She is very pretty.
Diego Lopez 99 Debra Linn Scott she was in a tv sitcom Angie in the late 70s
@@bryanferguson4280 Debra LEE Scott.
Debra Lee Scott. Her Husband was a 1st Responder to 911. And was killed in the WTC. She had trouble with Alcoholism, and she left NY to be with her Sister in the Jacksonville area, she took a nap, and never woke up. Very sad
@@bryanferguson4280 Best known from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman as Mary's younger sister.
Also she was on angie police academy and welcome back kotter such an underrated actress
She reminds me of the sister on Breaking Bad.
Clint ritchie
Y pprque eliminaron esta escena?
No eran escenas originales de la película, las filmaron años después y las pusieron en medio de la película original para cumplir con los tiempos que establecían los canales al pasarla por televisión.
Ah ok yo me acuerdo que la pasaban como parte dos en canal cinco cuando era niño y se me hacia muy emocionante
Volvi a ver la pelicula en claro video pero no esta esta parte
@@danielgaytan1284 Va a estar difícil que la encontremos con esas escenas extras doblada, a menos que alguien la haya grabado, y en las plataformas y en Internet estará la versión original de cine y no la extendida de TV. Yo me acuerdo que en Canal 5 si pasaban la película extendida completa el mismo día, cuando hacían sábados de películas de desastres, casi siempre la ponían junto con Pico de Dante y Volcano.
@@SpantaxDC10 hola si yo tambien la veia en la version extendida ojala alquien la haya grabado
Mmmmmm.......red hair.
Pretty girl but boring to watch.
Was that Alexandra Paul...from well before Baywatch?...and Christine?❤