Plot SynopsisIn the memorable opening scene on a warm day in 1945, the Streamliner diesel train - running on a single line of railroad track - ramrods its way across the Southwestern desert.And many later men-in-chains films have paid homage o this one by borrowing various plot elements in different ways:Blackmail (1939)with Edward G.The DA had struggled to escape, causing his face to be half-covered with diesel fuel.When the bomb exploded, the left side of his face was hideously burned (and he adopted the name Harvey "Two Face").Unprepared with that amount of cash, Johnson promises o pay Morgan after going to the bank the next morning.Filming took only a little more than a month, on a budget of $3.5 million, with a whopping domestic revenue take of $83.4 million.It was followed by a less funny ZAZ-lessAirplane II: The Sequel (1982)by director Ken Finkleman.After the success ofAirplane! (1980), ZAZ followed up with:Top Secret! (1984)- a spoof of espionage moviesRuthless People (1986)- an adaptation of an O.