Captain Clarence Oveur is dead, long live Capt Oveur

[Tomct]

You ever wonder why Sparks rubs up and down on your leg.....

Love that guy... RIP Capt Over.....THAT's CLARENCE over.....:laugh:

 

[Birddog]

Crap... There goes Airplane 3.

They could always upgrade Roger. He's probably paid his dues by now.

 

[Dizel8]

Nah, he'll complain about dragging his rollaboard up and down the jetway!

 

[grog_sit_reserv]

What's his seniority number?

I think he should get an honorary "Gone West" mention in the ALPA magazine.

 

[livin'thesim]

I shall have the fish tomorrow in his honor.

 

[becket]

He was not a captain, he was an actor. He played a character, the character is still alive and well.

You guys are tards

fag...

 

[G. Costanza]

He was not a captain, he was an actor. He played a character, the character is still alive and well.

You guys are tards

I think you might be a ruh-tard. Just like Rain Man.

 

[cactusboy53]

One airline used the clip of Capt. Oveur giving his briefing to the other crew as a great example of CRM (It starts right after the fueler takes his credit card & Capt. Oveur signs the credit slip). Who would have thought there would be so much movie comedic value from the likes of Peter Graves, Lloyd Bridges, Leslie Nielsen (this before the Naked Gun Pix), Robert Stack, et al??

God's Speed Peter Graves, and remember...we're all counting on you!!

 

[DieselDragRacer]

They could always upgrade Roger. He's probably paid his dues by now.

I heard he's on the SCAB list.

 

[saabservant]

another note on his history, from the Minneapolis Star Tribune:

In 1943 and 1944, as Peter Aurness, he was the Minnesota State High School Champion in the 120 yard high hurdles, running for Minneapolis Southwest. He then did a stint in the Army Air Force, and then studied drama at the U of MN. He changed his name to Graves upon signing his first movie contract in the late 40's....

Lived and died in Pacific Palisades, CA