It seems to show he wasn""t in much pain.Anna: Doctor Winkel told me that...Holly: Doctor Winkel, who""s he?Anna: A doctor Harry used to go to.He was passing just after it happened.Holly: His own doctor?Anna: Yes.Holly: Were you at the inquest?Anna: Yes.They said it wasn""t the driver""s fault.Harry had often said what a careful driver he was.Holly (astonished): He was Harry""s driver?Anna: Um-hum.Holly: I don""t get it.All of them there - Kurtz, this Rumanian Popescu, his own driver knocking him over, his own doctor just passing by? No strangers there at all.There were at least four inspirational sources forAirplane""splot:Flight into Danger (1956)- an episode of the 1950s Canadian TV showEncounterZero Hour! (1957),from director Hal Bartlett, starring Dana Andrews, Linda Darnell, and Sterling Hayden; with a script by Arthur Hailey, who was later responsible for the screenplay forAirport (1970), based upon his own best-selling 1968 novel of the same nameThe Crowded Sky (1960), segmentsTerror in the Sky (1971), a CBS-TV movie, a remake ofZero Hour!The storyline of a distressed airliner was an excuse for a frantic, slapstick parody filled with visual-sight gags, puns, deadpan and absurdist humor, gross-outs, sexual double entendres, verbal literalism ("Surely you can""t be serious.] The title was derived from the Italian word for ""baby"" - bambino.The woodland forest friends of Bambi included Thumper - a cute, chubby-cheeked, pink-nosed gray rabbit, Flower - a shy, black/white striped male skunk (slightly feminized), and he grumpy Owl with a rotating head, and also a flirtatious female fawn named Faline, Bambi""s future mate.Her father is a widower defense lawyer, spectacled Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck), who is struggling to raise his two children - "Scout" and ten-year-old son Jem (13 year-old Phillip Alford in his film debut) - after his wife died four years earlier.