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00:00:52	ENGINEER 1:
00:00:53	ENGINEER 2: Did a compression check.
00:00:57	WOMAN 1:
00:00:58	WOMAN 2:
00:00:59	REPORTER: Miss Earhart, do you really
00:01:02	NEWSCASTER: She will fly
00:01:04	24,902 miles, to travel across
00:01:09	crossing Africa, over India...
00:01:11	After this 'round-the-world flight,
00:01:14	are you gonna give up long-distance flying?
00:01:16	Not while there's still life left in me.
00:01:18	(CHUCKLING) I fly for the fun of it.
00:01:23	WOMAN 1: Good luck!
00:01:25	REPORTER: All right, give us a big smile!
00:01:26	WOMAN 2: We love you, Amelia!
00:01:28	Thank you. That's enough.
00:02:55	Mr. Balfour, come in, over.
00:02:58	Mr. Putnam.
00:03:00	The headwinds were stronger
00:03:03	I recalculated the fuel.
00:03:09	9%.
00:03:59	AMELIA: When I saw that little plane,
00:04:01	it lifted me above the Kansas prairie.
00:04:09	I had to fly.
00:04:19	My daddy had the wanderlust.
00:04:31	Flying lets me move in 3 dimensions.
00:04:47	Who wants a life imprisoned in safety?
00:04:55	SECRETARY: Miss Earhart?
00:05:06	GEORGE: Send the papers over
00:05:09	-Miss Earhart?
00:05:12	Please, sit.
00:05:17	I'm told you want to fly
00:05:20	-I do.
00:05:23	-Why?
00:05:27	Why does a man ride a horse?
00:05:34	Because he wants to, I guess.
00:05:38	3 women have died trying.
00:05:40	2 others have escaped with their lives.
00:05:42	If you do make it, you will be the first,
00:05:46	which is the real attraction
00:05:50	Always nice to know
00:05:54	The plane was bought from
00:05:58	who's asked to find an American.
00:06:01	Educated, well-spoken, a flier
00:06:05	and preferably physically attractive.
00:06:08	Why would that matter?
00:06:09	Because she wants
00:06:12	And pretty girls command more attention.
00:06:15	Was that your advice?
00:06:17	There'll be a contract for the girl's
00:06:22	Also a book
00:06:26	But all the money
00:06:30	Except for the part that goes to you.
00:06:31	Well, this is America,
00:06:32	and therefore I am obligated to
00:06:36	(LAUGHING)
00:06:42	You have a wonderful laugh, Miss Earhart.
00:06:46	You said she wants a flier.
00:06:49	Don't get your hopes up.
00:06:52	The celebrated Wilmer Stultz will be pilot.
00:06:54	There will be a male co-pilot
00:06:59	The woman will be purely a passenger.
00:07:09	Take Lindbergh. I published his book
00:07:14	Must be wonderful to actually know him,
00:07:18	Friend? Good God, no.
00:07:20	(SNORTS) Can't stand the man.
00:07:22	He's a stiff-ass, sanctimonious,
00:07:26	Was a bestseller though.
00:07:28	Why would anyone want to read
00:07:32	Because the hook is that they're gonna
00:07:37	The pilot will sign a contract
00:07:39	saying he's under
00:07:41	It would be your flight.
00:07:42	My fraud, you mean.
00:07:46	A very distasteful word
00:07:50	I don't know, Mr. Putnam.
00:07:51	My dream has always been
00:07:54	but the way you want me to do it is far
00:07:57	Let me be frank.
00:07:59	With your level of flight experience,
00:08:02	anywhere near the group that would
00:08:05	if a woman were to do any flying at all.
00:08:08	Miss Earhart, let me be painfully clear,
00:08:12	I give the orders and you take them.
00:08:14	And if you do as you're told, you'll be a star.
00:08:17	And I will be nearby, a small particle of dust
00:08:20	in your constellation.
00:08:22	Spoken like a gentleman.
00:08:24	Miss Earhart.
00:08:25	Mr. Putnam.
00:08:28	Of course,
00:09:03	What the hell are they?
00:09:05	Oryx!
00:09:09	Look how free they are!
00:09:13	No constraints, no schedules to keep.
00:09:17	For a gal who don't like schedules,
00:09:19	you sure got yourself hooked up
00:09:32	Boys, I'd like to introduce
00:09:37	Say hello to Slim Gordon, your navigator.
00:09:39	How do you do?
00:09:40	And Bill Stultz,
00:09:42	-the best pilot working today.
00:09:44	How much fuel do you lose
00:09:47	Costs us at least 400 gallons.
00:09:50	Well, then why have them?
00:09:51	GEORGE: The owner wants to protect her
00:09:55	But those are decisions I have to make,
00:09:59	They're not making this trip, we are.
00:10:01	But she owns the plane,
00:10:05	Ownership is the trump card.
00:10:09	Sad to say, but dollars put planes in the air.
00:10:11	I wonder if it can keep us up there,
00:10:16	Our job is to figure out
00:10:19	Include the whole engine up here.
00:10:21	The name is Amelia Earhart.
00:10:32	TECHNICIAN: Careful up there, Slim.
00:10:40	GEORGE: They're leaving for Newfoundland.
00:10:42	Yes, they'll be taking off for there
00:10:45	Make sure the reporters are there.
00:10:53	Popping-off letters.
00:10:59	You know, in case.
00:11:04	I'm honored that you would
00:11:06	Who else? If I do pop off, it's your fault.
00:11:11	Pray I make it.
00:11:12	Not much of a prayer man.
00:11:14	Then at least tip your hat
00:11:26	Well,
00:11:29	-see you.
00:11:45	NEWSCASTER ON FILM: It's a short hop
00:11:48	for Amelia Earhart and crew.
00:11:50	Then on to Ireland,
00:11:54	Earhart and top-notch ace
00:11:57	quite a feat once their plane is fully
00:12:33	Seems like we got a situation here,
00:12:37	When you figure it out,
00:12:59	(MEN LAUGHING)
00:13:01	BILL: I don't even know
00:13:05	Here's to Little Miss Earhart,
00:13:43	(BANGING ON DOOR)
00:13:46	(SLEEPILY) What time is it?
00:13:48	It's time to fly.
00:13:49	Get up, get dressed, we're going now.
00:13:52	Where's the weather report?
00:13:57	It's not good enough.
00:13:58	Great.
00:13:59	Either we fly to Ireland
00:14:02	Well, it's not good enough.
00:14:03	It's fine. There's a tailwind all the way.
00:14:06	We'll off-load to 700 gallons,
00:14:08	and the wind will get us to Ireland.
00:14:10	You're dumping fuel? You're serious?
00:14:12	Just as serious as you're hung-over.
00:14:15	Slim, you go now. Get the late weather.
00:14:20	(STAMMERING)
00:14:22	Slim, go. I've got this.
00:14:42	I've loved one person unconditionally, Bill.
00:14:46	He's the most caring and generous
00:14:49	and charming and flat-out
00:14:52	He's my father.
00:14:55	He's a drunk,
00:15:00	Now you get out of that goddamn bed,
00:15:05	or I swear to you, I will.
00:15:12	Good. Slim, start the engines.
00:15:18	This report indicates some degree of risk.
00:15:27	Have a nice flight.
00:15:32	Read tomorrow's papers, Bill!
00:15:46	(REPORTERS CHATTERING)
00:15:51	So, to take off,
00:15:55	(CHUCKLES)
00:15:57	REPORTER: Go get 'em, Amelia!
00:15:58	(PLANE ENGINE STARTING)
00:16:27	Start the clock!
00:16:57	BILL: Let's hope this works!
00:17:13	We're up.
00:17:16	We're up. We're up!
00:17:20	-Good work!
00:17:23	(AMELIA WHOOPS)
00:17:35	AMELIA: The fog comes on little cat feet.
00:17:40	It sits, looking over harbor and city,
00:17:45	and then moves on.
00:17:48	Listen.
00:17:51	The motors are humming sweetly.
00:17:54	And I feel at home.
00:17:59	(FEEDBA CK WARBLING)
00:18:02	You okay?
00:18:04	Be better off if the damn radio
00:18:12	Mr. Putnam! There's a call coming in.
00:18:14	(PHONE RINGING)
00:18:15	Putnam.
00:18:16	MAN: I'm afraid we've lost contact
00:18:20	Keep me informed. Thank you.
00:18:32	We've been flying for 19 hours plus.
00:18:35	How far to land?
00:18:38	Radio is still out.
00:18:39	There's no way to compute wind speed
00:18:42	so God only knows where Ireland is.
00:18:44	There may be an hour of gasoline left.
00:18:48	If we land on the water now,
00:18:52	And a failure!
00:18:56	That's out.
00:19:08	Hold on to something, for Christ's sake!
00:19:13	Slim, go help her.
00:19:17	Hang on! Okay, I'm coming. Hold on.
00:19:24	Got it. Take my hand.
00:19:27	(EXCLAIMING)
00:19:30	-Hang on, Slim!
00:19:33	BILL: You boys all right?
00:19:40	(SCREAMING)
00:19:45	SLIM: Oh, God!
00:20:16	Land.
00:20:18	Land. Look.
00:20:23	(LAUGHING) We got land!
00:20:26	(BILL WHOOPS)
00:20:30	We did it!
00:20:33	We're alive!
00:20:35	Nice work!
00:20:50	(AMELIA WHOOPS)
00:20:55	AMELIA: Amazing!
00:20:58	BILL: Glory, hallelujah!
00:21:11	Hello!
00:21:14	MAN 1: Hello there!
00:21:15	MAN 3: Fine young fella.
00:21:18	MAN: Hello there, gentlemen. Hello!
00:21:21	MAN 1: What do you make of that?
00:21:22	MAN 2: Hurry up with it.
00:21:25	MAN 3: Hurry up, man!
00:21:36	WOMAN: Welcome, Miss Earhart!
00:21:44	(CROWD CHATTERING)
00:21:47	WOMAN: Miss Earhart!
00:21:48	MAN: Morgan, be careful.
00:22:03	MAN: There you go,
00:22:08	(MEN SINGING IN WELSH)
00:22:31	(GREETING IN WELSH)
00:22:32	Welcome.
00:22:33	AMELIA: Thank you.
00:22:35	Is it Irish tradition
00:22:38	I couldn't say. This is Wales!
00:22:41	(ALL LAUGHING)
00:22:46	(PEOPLE CHEERING)
00:22:47	Bill, look!
00:23:08	GEORGE: Hello, Dorothy.
00:23:12	Are you going to be
00:23:19	What?
00:23:21	It feels strange.
00:23:22	We haven't had a moment alone.
00:23:25	REPORTER: Miss Earhart, do you
00:23:28	WOMAN 1: We're so proud of you!
00:23:29	WOMAN 2: We love you, Amelia!
00:23:33	GEORGE: Amelia! Not in the rain!
00:23:37	I flew across the Atlantic!
00:23:43	(CAMERA FLASH FLASHING)
00:23:44	PHOTOGRAPHER: Hold it right there.
00:23:45	Now, this is a list of the shots they want.
00:23:47	GEORGE: Do you have dirt on your face?
00:23:48	I believe you are referring to my freckles.
00:23:50	-They come with the skin.
00:23:55	(SIGHS)
00:24:00	GEORGE: Very heroic. Think Lindbergh.
00:24:07	AMELIA: As I look back on the flight,
00:24:09	I think of 2 questions
00:24:13	"Where are you going next?"
00:24:16	and "What did you wear?"
00:24:25	Lucky Strike endorsement.
00:24:27	I wrote the copy myself.
00:24:29	What does it say?
00:24:33	No, it says that Lucky Strikes were
00:24:36	Which is true. I hid them under the seat.
00:24:38	True, maybe, but misleading.
00:24:43	So that Bill and Slim get paid.
00:24:58	NEWSCASTER: Amelia Earhart,
00:25:04	just can't keep her feet on the ground.
00:25:07	The publisher George Putnam
00:25:10	to write a book on her flying adventures.
00:25:18	(MECHANICS CHATTERING)
00:25:23	-Thanks, fellas!
00:25:32	AMELIA: You didn't have to come get me.
00:25:35	You do have a dress to change into, I hope.
00:25:37	-Well, it's just a college class, George.
00:25:40	No. You have to take
00:25:43	You never know what it might lead to.
00:25:45	Spoken by a man who should know.
00:25:52	What was that for?
00:25:53	Good luck?
00:25:55	What happened to tipping your hat
00:25:58	Oh, I'm afraid I'm way beyond that now,
00:26:03	I think I like it.
00:26:13	What did your mother say when she knew
00:26:16	Well, she sent a telegram
00:26:20	and then she said the next time
00:26:23	she wants to sit beside me in the cockpit.
00:26:25	(ALL LAUGHING)
00:26:27	How did it feel to fly over the ocean?
00:26:30	Were you scared?
00:26:33	When I looked down at the sea,
00:26:37	it seemed much like the sky to me.
00:26:40	As if the sky and the sea were the same.
00:26:43	I felt much as I do when I'm
00:26:49	Transported somehow to a simple,
00:26:53	safe, beautiful place,
00:27:01	FEMALE STAFF: Welcome to
00:27:04	Good night, Amelia.
00:27:06	Good night.
00:27:11	(MOONGLOW PLAYING ON RADIO)
00:27:12	It must have been moonglow
00:27:17	Way up in the blue
00:27:23	It must have been moonglow
00:27:27	That led me straight to you
00:27:34	I still hear you...
00:27:45	(KNOCKS SOFTLY ON DOOR)
00:27:56	Dance with me, George.
00:28:06	(MOONGLOW PLAYING ON RADIO)
00:28:07	And I keep on praying
00:28:13	"Oh, Lord, please let this last"
00:28:18	We seemed to float right through the air
00:28:29	Heavenly songs
00:28:33	Seemed to come from everywhere
00:28:40	And now when there's moonglow
00:28:46	Way up in the blue
00:28:51	I'll always remember
00:28:56	That moonglow gave me you
00:29:10	Hello, Elinor.
00:29:11	Mr. Putnam.
00:29:12	Yes, please come in.
00:29:15	Amelia.
00:29:20	Miss Smith.
00:29:22	I've been following your career
00:29:24	Oh, Miss Earhart,
00:29:28	ELINOR: I never get tired
00:29:32	They're saying you get $500
00:29:35	-On a good week.
00:29:37	Depends on
00:29:39	Oh, I don't underestimate
00:29:42	A 16-year-old girl
00:29:46	under the 4 bridges of the East River.
00:29:47	You don't seem to need
00:29:51	Actually, Mr. Putnam,
00:29:53	I was hoping you could do to
00:29:57	What's your primary ambition?
00:29:59	To take Amelia's place as
00:30:03	-You want a tip?
00:30:05	If I listened to everyone
00:30:08	I'd never be flying.
00:30:10	Don't let anyone turn you around.
00:30:16	(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
00:30:17	MAN: You're all here.
00:30:20	So lovely to see you.
00:30:25	-Hello.
00:30:27	WOMAN: Good evening, Miss Earhart.
00:30:29	MAN: Marvelous party.
00:30:31	Oh, Amelia. This is Gene Vidal.
00:30:35	Amelia Earhart, the aviatrix.
00:30:39	How do you do, Miss Earhart?
00:30:41	(CHUCKLING) Quite well, Mr. Vidal.
00:30:43	I understand you're writing a book
00:30:46	under the tutelage of the master.
00:30:48	Yes.
00:30:50	You enjoying your stay here in Rye?
00:30:52	I must say, I'm a bit out of my element.
00:30:55	The distance between this world
00:30:57	is as great as the distance
00:31:01	And you believe the whole
00:31:04	Pure hooey.
00:31:05	Pure hooey.
00:31:05	-Where are you from?
00:31:08	"Hooey" is a Kansas word?
00:31:10	Yes, I suppose it is.
00:31:12	Public relations.
00:31:15	It's not publicity, not promotion.
00:31:18	GENE: Miss Earhart. May I call you Amelia?
00:31:22	We may be from different worlds,
00:31:23	but we have more in common
00:31:25	-Is that so?
00:31:28	at West Point, true, but still a teacher.
00:31:31	What do you teach?
00:31:32	Flying.
00:31:53	Listen, Amelia...
00:31:57	(SIGHS)
00:32:02	This is the first time I've ever seen
00:32:10	(SIGHS)
00:32:13	What is it?
00:32:16	Marry me.
00:32:17	-What?
00:32:22	I don't want to get married, George.
00:32:24	Don't you see you and I
00:32:31	Dear George.
00:32:33	Only I can make a fulfilling life for myself.
00:32:36	I don't believe
00:32:39	Only when it's shared.
00:32:43	Let me share your life with you.
00:32:47	Let me try to give you whatever you want.
00:32:58	When I was a little girl,
00:33:02	for my 7th birthday
00:33:06	my father gave me a globe.
00:33:10	And I'd spend hours just spinning it slowly,
00:33:14	reading the names of all those strange,
00:33:19	Morocco. Spain. Ethiopia.
00:33:23	Dreaming that someday
00:33:26	like a wayfarer,
00:33:29	a traveler,
00:33:32	a vagabond.
00:33:35	I want to be free, George.
00:33:38	To be a vagabond of the air.
00:33:45	I'll help you get there.
00:34:04	(CHILDREN CHEERING)
00:34:20	AMELIA: Thanks.
00:34:23	AMELIA: Hello!
00:34:28	Give me the camera.
00:34:52	AMELIA: I am on my shining adventure,
00:34:58	No borders, just horizons.
00:35:03	Only freedom.
00:35:48	AMELIA: Dear G.P.,
00:35:50	You must know again
00:35:53	my feeling that I shatter
00:35:57	which means so much to me.
00:36:00	In this connection,
00:36:02	where I can go to be myself now and then,
00:36:06	for I cannot guarantee to endure at all
00:36:08	the confinements of
00:36:36	"In our life together,
00:36:39	"I shall not hold you to any
00:36:44	"nor shall I consider myself
00:36:49	"I must exact a cruel promise.
00:36:54	"And that is, you will let me go in a year
00:36:55	"if we find no happiness together."
00:37:02	Only you, my dear Amelia,
00:37:05	could say those brutal words to me
00:37:10	and still have me wanting to be with you.
00:37:17	Forever.
00:37:23	MINISTER: Amelia, do you promise to love,
00:37:25	honor and obey this man...
00:37:26	Excuse me, sir?
00:37:28	May we take that back a bit, please?
00:37:30	Love, yes, if it's warranted.
00:37:32	Honor, same thing.
00:37:33	Obey, I can't promise that
00:37:36	but the groom understands that.
00:37:38	Please remove "obey" from the prayer
00:37:40	so we can wrap this up
00:37:44	I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:37:48	(GUESTS CHEERING)
00:38:25	MAN: (ON PA) Announcing
00:38:28	racing from Santa Monica to Cleveland.
00:38:32	Yeah, that's fine.
00:38:34	What's this we're hearing?
00:38:35	Advance press release.
00:38:37	are about to announce the race
00:38:41	-What?
00:38:42	That's absurd,
00:38:43	What are they thinking?
00:38:44	They're thinking that it would be bad press
00:38:47	when you girls
00:38:49	How dare they? I'm gonna have
00:38:52	Wait, wait, wait. No, no.
00:38:55	Come here and walk with me.
00:38:57	I think it would benefit women fliers
00:39:02	You know, the publicity
00:39:05	up there with the boys.
00:39:09	Well, maybe I'll win the race myself.
00:39:11	Well, you can't win if your plane
00:39:15	And let me predict that it won't.
00:39:23	-Well, that's a threat.
00:39:26	Amelia's the one who said I shouldn't
00:39:29	Yeah, she probably meant me.
00:39:31	Well, obviously
00:39:33	Oh, sure, she does.
00:39:35	She just doesn't care.
00:39:37	Hey, Gladys!
00:39:39	I let the boys in charge know,
00:39:42	we're not changing our route!
00:39:44	We'll sail over those
00:39:47	I'm an intensely loyal person, Elinor.
00:39:50	This is what my loyalty requires.
00:39:52	MAN: (ON PA)
00:39:57	Clear!
00:40:02	NEWSCASTER: Amelia Earhart organizes
00:40:08	9 cities in 9 days.
00:40:11	Tragedy strikes,
00:40:19	The race continues.
00:40:20	Thousands plan to be on hand
00:40:24	as they approach the finish line.
00:40:28	MAN: (ON PA) Here they come, folks.
00:40:30	In 1st place, Louise Haden
00:40:42	In 2nd place, Gladys O'Donnell
00:40:49	3rd place goes to Amelia Earhart,
00:40:56	(BAND PLAYING FANFARE MUSIC)
00:40:58	How does it feel to finish 3rd?
00:41:00	A victory for any woman flier
00:41:04	AMELIA: (ON PA) I'd like to add
00:41:07	and announce that
00:41:10	to promote women in aviation.
00:41:13	99 women pilots have applied,
00:41:20	And we're going to fly forever!
00:41:28	-George?
00:41:30	-I've been thinking.
00:41:32	I want to fly the Atlantic.
00:41:34	You already have.
00:41:35	As a passenger. It doesn't count.
00:41:39	I want to fly it solo.
00:41:45	It's been 5 years since Lindbergh.
00:41:49	No one has made it solo.
00:41:52	14 have died trying.
00:41:59	I'll make it. I know I will.
00:42:04	(SIGHING) And if you don't?
00:42:08	I'd rather face a watery grave
00:42:10	than go on living as a fraud.
00:42:12	What's wrong with that?
00:42:14	(LAUGHING)
00:42:18	NEWSCASTER:
00:42:21	her flying prowess and adventurous spirit.
00:42:24	And now she is set to climb to new heights
00:42:28	on her 2nd attempt
00:42:30	No more a passenger,
00:42:51	Still sleepy?
00:42:54	Well, I'll nap on the way.
00:42:58	Good news about flying solo,
00:43:02	Do you have money?
00:43:05	No.
00:43:11	A whole 20?
00:43:14	I spent our money on ocean liner passage.
00:43:22	It's non-refundable.
00:43:26	Please do your part.
00:43:30	I will.
00:43:39	Well, see you.
00:43:48	AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER:
00:43:55	(WHISPERING) See you.
00:44:00	WEA THERMAN:
00:44:03	keeping an eye
00:44:07	AMELIA: It was a night of stars,
00:44:12	Stars hung outside my cockpit window
00:44:34	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
00:44:35	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
00:45:11	If Lindbergh did it, you can do it.
00:45:29	MAN: No sign of Miss Earhart yet,
00:45:31	If she's on course, the moon should be
00:45:35	Weather updates are coming in
00:45:55	(ENGINE REVVING)
00:46:13	(BREATHING DEEPLY)
00:46:19	(WIND WHISTLING)
00:46:23	(GASPS)
00:46:28	NEWSCASTER: Le Bourget Airport, France.
00:46:30	A galaxy of press,
00:46:33	has gathered here in Paris in
00:46:36	when Amelia Earhart will touch down
00:46:40	The world waits with bated breath
00:46:42	as Amelia flies solo
00:46:56	(COUGHING)
00:47:36	(LAUGHS)
00:47:51	-Jimmy, look at that there.
00:48:04	(LAUGHING)
00:48:05	(EXCLAIMS)
00:48:07	(WHOOPING)
00:48:28	Excuse me, sir. Where am I?
00:48:31	Uh...
00:48:32	In Gallagher's pasture.
00:48:35	Where are you supposed to be?
00:48:37	When I left, I was aiming for Paris.
00:48:40	Oh.
00:48:42	You missed, you know.
00:48:44	It's over there.
00:48:47	(SHEEP BLEATING)
00:48:48	Well, hello, sheep!
00:48:50	(PHONE RINGS)
00:48:53	(SIGHS) Yes.
00:48:54	MAN: Miss Earhart has arrived safely, sir.
00:48:56	She's landed in Ireland.
00:48:58	Wonderful. Wonderful news!
00:49:01	NEWSCASTER: Journey's end.
00:49:03	Here she is,
00:49:06	having just completed the first flight
00:49:10	And there's the little plane
00:49:21	Well done. Well done.
00:49:23	(AMELIA LAUGHING)
00:49:42	(BAND PLAYING SWING MUSIC)
00:49:48	Action!
00:49:51	You're on vacation
00:49:55	Travel the Nile, moonlight...
00:50:01	I'm sorry, I can't say this.
00:50:07	I try to put the freedom
00:50:17	Eastman Kodak cameras.
00:50:19	Travel the world, save your memories.
00:50:31	The 2nd person to fly the Atlantic solo,
00:50:34	-and the first one to fly it twice.
00:50:38	14 hours and 54 minutes.
00:50:41	Are you staying for this?
00:50:43	No, I can't.
00:50:45	I gotta meet the features editor at the Post
00:50:47	and then organize that photo shoot
00:50:51	What's wrong with you today?
00:50:52	Here I am jumping through hoops
00:50:54	like a white horse in the circus.
00:50:55	That's what's wrong.
00:50:58	The only way that
00:51:01	is to make enough money
00:51:03	...Amelia Earhart!
00:51:04	(AUDIENCE CHEERING)
00:51:06	Go on out there.
00:51:21	Thank you!
00:51:25	Thank you very much.
00:51:33	GIRL: Oh. Please! Miss Earhart?
00:51:37	Miss Earhart, please.
00:51:38	BOY: Miss Earhart?
00:51:42	-What's your name?
00:51:44	That's an unusual name.
00:51:46	I know. I don't much like it.
00:51:48	We blame his mother.
00:51:49	She was a Gore,
00:51:52	Hello.
00:51:56	God, do I have to wade through that?
00:51:57	You will have 2 Vidal men
00:52:00	You are so much prettier
00:52:02	Well, thank you, but that...
00:52:03	MAN: Have you heard from Lindbergh?
00:52:06	"Well done."
00:52:07	Are you gonna write another book?
00:52:09	Yes, if my husband
00:52:11	Take my hand.
00:52:12	Come on, Gore.
00:52:33	You know, that woman was right.
00:52:35	-Excuse me?
00:52:38	You are much prettier than your pictures.
00:52:44	It all seems rather silly
00:52:49	Those men, all those families.
00:52:53	Why have I been given so much?
00:52:57	You've earned the spotlight. Enjoy it.
00:53:00	You'll be fine. Just hold on to yourself.
00:53:04	I'm not sure who that is anymore.
00:53:06	She's that girl
00:53:09	(CHUCKLING)
00:53:41	MAN: (ON PA) Distinguished dignitaries
00:53:45	please rise and welcome
00:53:49	honored guest of President Roosevelt
00:53:54	I'd like to toast a world-class pilot
00:53:56	who, at age 15, became the youngest
00:54:01	This year, she's recognized
00:54:05	Here's to Elinor Smith,
00:54:10	(ALL TOASTING)
00:54:11	ELEANOR ROOSEVELT: Your husband
00:54:15	My husband wouldn't want me
00:54:19	So, he hasn't actually forbidden you?
00:54:22	Franklin doesn't forbid.
00:54:25	He just feels it's a waste
00:54:28	since I can't afford to buy a plane.
00:54:31	The wrong Roosevelt got elected.
00:54:33	(CHUCKLES)
00:54:35	I did ask about aviation, but he hasn't
00:54:41	It might be under the Bureau of Commerce.
00:54:43	I think the structure may be less important
00:54:48	I'm sorry, my hearing's failing.
00:54:53	This may be one of those rare instances
00:54:55	when the most accomplished
00:54:58	Is it a name I know?
00:55:01	Gene Vidal.
00:55:03	I love finding the exception
00:55:07	How do you feel about flying at night?
00:55:18	Whoa! There we are,
00:55:20	Champagne to toast the first lady.
00:55:23	(CHUCKLING)
00:55:31	Put your hands on the wheel!
00:55:34	It's dual controls. No one'll ever know.
00:55:40	GEORGE: And now, ladies and gentlemen,
00:55:46	Oh. Dear God!
00:55:51	(LAUGHING)
00:56:01	Good night.
00:56:10	MRS. ROOSEVELT:
00:56:15	She seems quite taken with you.
00:56:16	And vice-versa.
00:56:18	Then again, lots of people
00:56:22	If you're referring to Gene,
00:56:26	I was able to get a word in for him,
00:56:28	to head the Aeronautics Branch.
00:56:30	How did it go?
00:56:31	It's her husband's decision, but I'm hopeful.
00:56:34	Gene is so fortunate to have
00:56:38	He'll help me and I'm helping him.
00:56:57	(PLAYING YOU DO SOMETHING TO ME)
00:57:03	You do something to me
00:57:11	Something that simply mystifies me
00:57:21	Tell me
00:57:30	You have the power to hypnotize me
00:57:37	Transcontinental was too ambitious.
00:57:39	Too many hops, too tough on the ladies.
00:57:42	But the shuttle,
00:57:45	we think it's the future.
00:57:48	Will you go there with us?
00:57:50	What on earth would you need me for?
00:57:52	(CHUCKLES) You're the most famous
00:57:55	(CHUCKLING)
00:57:57	You know, I can see it now.
00:57:58	You on the poster with Gene,
00:58:00	a legendary athlete at West Point,
00:58:02	2 events at the Olympics,
00:58:04	a top pilot who's gonna be running
00:58:06	Thanks, Paul. I think
00:58:08	(LAUGHING)
00:58:12	Do, do that voodoo that you do so well...
00:58:37	May I ask you a question?
00:58:38	May I ask you a question?
00:58:38	That woman over there.
00:58:41	She's beautiful.
00:58:46	You're the only woman I know
00:58:51	Lovely legs,
00:58:54	unlike mine.
00:58:56	No, I'm sure that's not true.
00:58:58	That's why you wear trousers?
00:59:01	No.
00:59:03	And all this while I thought you just
00:59:07	I may have, at one time, but not anymore.
00:59:30	MAN: Was that Amelia Earhart?
00:59:31	GENE: 6th floor, please.
01:00:14	(BELL DINGS)
01:00:16	(DOORS OPENING)
01:00:56	Gore!
01:01:02	AMELIA: I couldn't wait
01:01:08	Lewis. Lewis.
01:01:13	Help! Tiger, tiger!
01:01:16	Ah. The wallpaper.
01:01:18	(LAUGHS)
01:01:22	Coming, Gore.
01:01:27	It's okay.
01:01:30	Do you know
01:01:34	No. But I wish you hadn't.
01:01:39	It's because I'm very, very afraid of jungles.
01:01:43	So, when I find myself worrying about it,
01:01:47	I test my courage by coming into this room
01:01:52	and pretending I'm in the deepest,
01:01:56	In a jungle so thick,
01:02:01	And I start to feel better right away
01:02:05	because I looked my fear right in the face.
01:02:18	Miss Earhart?
01:02:20	Yes?
01:02:22	Could you please marry my father?
01:02:25	Then I'll never be afraid
01:02:28	Aw.
01:02:29	I'm already married to Mr. Putnam.
01:02:32	Why can't you be married
01:02:39	I put together one month in Europe.
01:02:42	Had to close some foreign licensing deals,
01:02:46	When are you leaving?
01:02:47	Well, the thing is, I'd like you to come.
01:02:50	I don't see how I could.
01:02:52	Well, I've already spoken to the promoters.
01:02:54	They're willing to switch some of
01:02:56	Well, it's not just that.
01:03:00	I've just started as Gene's consultant
01:03:08	Normally I'd be worried
01:03:10	but I suppose that
01:03:14	What are you trying to say?
01:03:18	(EXHALES TREMULOUSLY)
01:03:22	Gene, here in our house, when I am here,
01:03:25	is one thing. When I am not here,
01:03:31	-I can't have it.
01:03:33	I can't have it.
01:04:15	(MEN SINGING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)
01:04:35	(PHONE RINGING)
01:04:40	Hello?
01:04:41	(SIGHS)
01:04:45	I found something you'd written.
01:04:48	Quite beautiful.
01:04:52	"To touch your hand
01:04:59	"Your casual presence
01:05:04	"that watched us as we lay.
01:05:08	"I mark you in the moving crowd
01:05:14	"a warm night lent us long ago.
01:05:16	"We loved so then, we love so now."
01:05:21	Thank you so much for writing that.
01:05:26	(RESTRAINING SOBS)
01:05:32	At the time, I...
01:05:35	George?
01:05:38	(SIGHS)
01:05:39	(SLAMS PHONE DOWN)
01:05:54	George.
01:06:10	Thank you.
01:06:13	GENE: How are you?
01:06:19	I wondered if you
01:06:21	Just very, very busy.
01:06:27	I'm leaving for Indiana.
01:06:29	Edward Elliott of Purdue wants me to build
01:06:33	That's a wonderful idea, especially now.
01:06:36	What's special about now?
01:06:38	You don't read the papers?
01:06:40	Not unless someone makes me.
01:06:41	Well, someone should.
01:06:43	They're all saying
01:06:45	for no earthly purpose other than
01:06:49	They also harp on a growing list of
01:06:53	How thoughtless of me
01:06:55	where no one else is interested in making
01:06:59	People viewing you as Lady Lindy,
01:07:03	the wife, mother, daughter
01:07:08	Thanks for the tip.
01:07:09	Thanks for not being defensive.
01:07:18	I've decided I'm resigning as your
01:07:22	The public linking of our names does more
01:07:26	than everything else put together.
01:07:28	And you, of all people,
01:07:32	I do so that I can fly.
01:07:35	And I want to fly that beautiful
01:07:41	I'm going to fly around the world, Gene.
01:07:45	It can't be done.
01:07:46	Well, I'm going to try.
01:07:51	And I'm going home.
01:07:54	To George.
01:07:59	You can't mean that.
01:08:55	Race you to New York City.
01:08:58	(BOTH LAUGHING)
01:09:00	(GEORGE LAUGHING)
01:09:04	Well, are you going to tell me your
01:09:08	Boy, that's exactly what I want.
01:09:13	Come on, G.P., tell me.
01:09:18	If you're serious about this
01:09:21	then it might be handy
01:09:24	Except it would have to be
01:09:26	$36,000, after a generous discount
01:09:30	It may as well be a billion.
01:09:32	Not to mention at least another $36,000
01:09:34	to have it modified and ready.
01:09:37	And your surprise is you robbed a bank?
01:09:41	No, actually, a university.
01:09:45	I persuaded Ed Elliott to create
01:09:48	an Amelia Earhart Fund for
01:09:52	I suggested a budget amount of $80,000
01:09:57	for a suitable flying laboratory.
01:10:01	The Electra?
01:10:07	Your Electra, Amelia.
01:10:10	George!
01:10:11	(GEORGE LAUGHING)
01:10:16	Well, there is one thing. The trustees and
01:10:21	Well, that's my job.
01:10:24	No, there will be no more horses,
01:10:28	Thank you, George.
01:10:33	Even if you don't care if she lives or dies,
01:10:35	you know her death will not
01:10:38	or your next campaign.
01:10:39	What if she doesn't die?
01:10:41	What if she just circumnavigates
01:10:45	The closest land west of Hawaii is
01:10:48	She'll refuel in the air.
01:10:50	She doesn't have the flying skills.
01:10:51	She's taking bigger risks.
01:10:53	Yes. I'm aware of that.
01:10:55	I understand the danger, fellas.
01:10:57	I've studied the route.
01:11:05	This is Howland Island.
01:11:07	It's halfway
01:11:10	It has no elevation, no trees,
01:11:12	hardly anyone knows or cares that it exists.
01:11:15	It would be
01:11:18	It's really tiny, like a grain of sand
01:11:23	If you miss this island, you're out
01:11:28	But I'll have Fred Noonan,
01:11:31	In fact, she's taking Fred
01:11:34	Giving up my little arrogance about solo.
01:11:37	Safety first, yes?
01:11:43	You've always had Amelia's
01:11:46	And for that, we're both grateful.
01:11:49	Stay for supper?
01:11:52	I'd like to, but I'd better be getting back.
01:11:56	Please tell Gore hello for me.
01:12:00	Give him this. He can track the time zones.
01:12:04	He misses you.
01:12:26	He doesn't understand, really.
01:12:45	Is the new gasket up to spec, Jim?
01:12:47	Everything's good, Miss Earhart.
01:12:50	(DOOR OPENING)
01:12:54	Hello, Fred.
01:12:55	Ma'am.
01:12:56	-Good to see you.
01:13:01	Thank you.
01:13:07	Are we sizing me up?
01:13:14	I'm told midair refueling
01:13:17	You have to put in time,
01:13:20	Even so, 20%, it works, 20%, you crash,
01:13:24	60%, you don't get the fuel,
01:13:31	Better odds of hitting that island?
01:13:35	How do you feel about 100%?
01:13:37	Even with cloud cover?
01:13:39	Pan Am told you I'm the best
01:13:43	They did.
01:13:44	Someone else told you
01:13:47	Which is a big part
01:13:52	Everyone I ever worked for will tell you,
01:13:54	nothing's interfered
01:13:57	We'd be looking for
01:14:00	with nothing higher on it than 18 feet.
01:14:01	That's what you'd be looking for.
01:14:03	I'd be looking for coordinates on a map.
01:14:08	How can I lose?
01:14:14	NEWSCASTER: Amelia Earhart
01:14:18	setting out on the most dangerous
01:14:23	to traverse the waistline of the world.
01:14:26	(REPORTERS CHATTERING)
01:14:29	REPORTER 1: How about a smile
01:14:31	REPORTER 2: Miss Earhart, look this way.
01:14:34	(MUSICIANS PLAYING
01:14:40	-AMELIA: Thank you.
01:14:43	REPORTER 3: Take care of her, Fred.
01:14:45	REPORTER 4: That's great. Thanks.
01:14:46	(CAMERAS CLICKING)
01:14:47	REPORTER 5: One big one
01:14:49	You know, we've got so much fuel
01:14:53	Much safer than flying.
01:14:55	Well, we'll need enough
01:14:58	after you miss it
01:15:01	Good thinking.
01:15:02	REPORTER 6: Thank you!
01:15:05	REPORTER 7: One more,
01:15:08	PHOTOGRAPHER: Right here, Amelia!
01:15:11	REPORTER 8: Good luck, Fred!
01:15:20	AMELIA: Clear!
01:16:28	(TIRES SQUEALING)
01:16:35	(TIRES SQUEALING)
01:16:58	FRED: No!
01:17:06	You all right?
01:17:07	Good reaction cutting the switch!
01:17:12	Come on, Fred!
01:17:16	(SIREN APPROACHING)
01:17:21	FIREFIGHTER 1: Right engine, get the right
01:17:24	-We need tetrachloride here.
01:17:31	REPORTER 1: Sam,
01:17:33	REPORTER 2: Make sure
01:17:40	Turn her up. Okay, go.
01:18:10	I'll make it good, G.P., I swear to you I will.
01:18:14	I'll make it back and more, I promise.
01:18:16	The book sales, the lectures,
01:18:18	this flight will keep us
01:18:22	Maybe.
01:18:23	No, it will, I promise.
01:18:27	Our sales, our prices are going to double.
01:18:29	This just showed them
01:18:31	They were taking it for granted.
01:18:32	They thought I was competent.
01:18:33	Here.
01:18:35	I meant, maybe...
01:18:40	Maybe we can just stop it.
01:18:44	You mean after?
01:18:47	Or even now.
01:18:53	So my exit would be a stupid crash
01:18:58	and withdrawing from
01:19:01	to finally do something
01:19:05	It would ruin us in the bargain.
01:19:07	-Mmm-hmm. Yes.
01:19:08	Mmm-hmm. It's true.
01:19:12	And I'd be fine with that.
01:19:16	(WHISPERING)
01:19:21	Lucky for you.
01:19:27	(WHISPERING) And what if it's not
01:19:32	What if it's something I need to show me?
01:19:41	(WORKERS CHATTERING)
01:19:44	I don't really have a choice,
01:19:48	I'd be facing hurricanes in the
01:19:51	Yeah, but you'll be flying Howland last.
01:19:53	-When I'm most tired.
01:19:55	So, I just won't get tired.
01:20:00	What's the timetable on the plane?
01:20:03	3 weeks. She'll be good as new.
01:20:05	We have a remarkable crew here.
01:20:07	-The best that money can...
01:20:09	buy, yeah.
01:20:11	All the money wasted
01:20:13	You cut the engines.
01:20:14	It would've cost a bundle more
01:20:20	Not to mention a burnt-up pilot.
01:20:22	I overreacted.
01:20:23	The plane was too heavy, I should've used
01:20:27	It's only money.
01:20:30	We'll figure this out. We always do.
01:20:51	Have you considered, Miss Earhart,
01:20:55	outweighs your ability, as demonstrated
01:21:00	People are saying that you're reckless,
01:21:02	a better celebrity than pilot.
01:21:04	Enthusiastic? Yes.
01:21:07	Reckless? Not on your life.
01:21:09	I'm a flier pursuing my passion
01:21:15	Thank you. A future flier!
01:21:17	(ALL LAUGH)
01:21:19	(CROWD CHEERING)
01:21:26	MAN: You can do it, Amelia!
01:21:28	WOMAN 1: Mr. Noonan, over here!
01:21:29	WOMAN 2: We love you, Amelia!
01:21:40	NEWSCASTER:
01:21:42	24,902 miles,
01:21:47	crossing Africa, over India,
01:21:51	After this 'round-the-world flight,
01:21:53	are you gonna give up long-distance flying?
01:21:55	Not while there's still life left in me.
01:21:57	Always ready for a new adventure.
01:21:59	REPORTER 1: Great, great.
01:22:01	GEORGE: Fred, you're on.
01:22:02	REPORTER 2: Hey, Fred,
01:22:17	(WHISPERING) Come back to me.
01:22:19	Always.
01:22:24	(SIGHS)
01:22:37	REPORTER 1: Hurry up, come on! Hurry up!
01:22:38	REPORTER 2: Miss Earhart!
01:22:40	REPORTER 3: Just one more, please!
01:22:41	REPORTER 4: Miss Earhart,
01:22:49	(CAMERAS CLICKING)
01:22:53	(SOFTLY) See you.
01:22:56	(PLANE ENGINE STARTING)
01:23:24	AMELIA: A fairyland of
01:23:28	so lovely as to distract
01:23:33	that of herding a heavy plane
01:23:37	and over the mountains that make its rim.
01:24:06	(MOVIE CAMERA WHIRRING)
01:24:22	What is this thing, huh?
01:24:25	Whole thing's made of mud.
01:24:26	It's beautiful.
01:24:39	It's like working with you.
01:24:41	(LAUGHS)
01:24:44	Come on, Amelia.
01:24:55	(FEEDBACK WARBLING)
01:24:59	NEWSCASTER: Amelia Earhart has
01:25:01	Dad! Dad! It's a bulletin!
01:25:02	...but heavy rains have
01:25:04	She will push on to Bangkok,
01:25:07	before heading east
01:25:16	We should go, Fred.
01:25:17	Oh, come on! You're not really taking off?
01:25:19	It's only going to get heavier.
01:25:22	We could be stuck here for days,
01:25:24	It's only 700 miles to Bangkok,
01:25:27	To get that far in a monsoon,
01:25:31	Chai?
01:25:32	Thank you.
01:25:37	Come on, Fred.
01:26:08	You think we should turn back, huh?
01:26:10	Nope. I think we shouldn't have come.
01:26:39	Hi, Joan.
01:26:41	Hello, Frances.
01:27:00	You look beat, lady.
01:27:02	That's funny, you look tip-top.
01:27:04	Why don't you grab a few hours of sleep?
01:27:06	Might as well keep you company.
01:27:09	I've got some good flying stories.
01:27:11	(CHUCKLES)
01:27:12	Thank you.
01:27:13	Yeah.
01:27:17	You and your old George.
01:27:24	An honest one, if I say so myself.
01:27:30	I wonder if it's honest enough for George.
01:27:33	If you mean Gene,
01:27:37	In that way. Not for a long time.
01:27:41	You don't think I love my husband?
01:27:43	Actually, I do.
01:27:45	In a certain way.
01:27:48	But you disapprove of how I live?
01:27:50	Hell, no.
01:27:52	It's just like me.
01:27:55	Meaning?
01:27:58	Guys love their wives, their girlfriends.
01:28:00	Doesn't mean they don't take advantage
01:28:06	of an opportunity.
01:28:14	If you have a point, make it.
01:28:16	I believe I have.
01:28:25	All you need to do is just
01:28:29	show up sober,
01:28:31	and get me to Howland Island.
01:28:50	(DOOR SQUEAKING OPEN)
01:28:54	Ready, ma'am.
01:28:59	Thank you.
01:29:10	Feel like stepping out for a smoke?
01:29:13	Oh, I don't smoke.
01:29:15	Or something?
01:29:30	Earhart here.
01:29:32	Putnam here.
01:29:37	You should be sleeping.
01:29:41	You should be working.
01:29:43	I'm running a big adventure here.
01:29:45	I'm a very important fellow.
01:29:48	You told me I was the star
01:29:53	a small particle of dust
01:29:58	I thought I was joking.
01:30:05	I'll be in Honolulu on the 3rd
01:30:08	and with you in Oakland
01:30:12	Don't keep me waiting.
01:30:15	I won't dare.
01:30:18	How's Fred? On the wagon?
01:30:20	I sent you my movies to lighten the plane.
01:30:27	You wouldn't sell a salesman, would you?
01:30:30	Fred is fine.
01:30:31	He's calculating
01:30:35	So what's that I hear in your voice?
01:30:40	Is he drinking?
01:30:42	I can handle it.
01:30:43	(SIGHS) All right, call it off. Call it off now.
01:30:46	Right now, Amelia. I mean it. Right now.
01:30:54	(SOFTLY) I can handle it.
01:30:59	After the 4th, we're going home.
01:31:03	Where is that?
01:31:05	For me? Anywhere you are.
01:31:17	I'm going to like it there.
01:31:23	I'd better, since this is
01:31:29	(SOFTLY) If you insist.
01:31:37	I love you.
01:31:55	Should I let you go now?
01:31:56	(WHISPERING) No, never.
01:32:08	I'll go tell the world you're on your way.
01:32:12	See you,
01:32:16	my darling.
01:32:23	See you, my love.
01:32:38	(SIGHS)
01:33:06	MAN: It looks like she's ready to leave.
01:33:25	Might be easier to just shoot me.
01:33:28	Traveling light, is all.
01:33:30	You got room for 180 pounds of asshole?
01:33:36	Ma'am, I'm so sorry.
01:33:40	It's fine. Everything is.
01:33:53	-Have you filled the other side?
01:34:15	AMELIA: Not more than a month ago,
01:34:18	looking westward.
01:34:20	This morning,
01:34:24	In these fast-moving days
01:34:27	the whole width of the world
01:34:30	except this broad ocean.
01:34:33	I shall be glad when we have the
01:34:37	Mr. Balfour, come in, over.
01:34:40	Mr. Putnam.
01:34:42	The headwinds were stronger
01:34:45	I recalculated the fuel.
01:34:51	9%.
01:34:59	(SIGHS)
01:35:01	BALFOUR: King How Able Queen Queen.
01:35:07	King How Able Queen Queen.
01:35:16	Mr. Putnam, I can 't reach them, sir.
01:35:19	I tried voice and Morse Code.
01:35:21	No, forget Morse Code.
01:35:25	Just stay with voice. You'll get them.
01:35:32	(TAPPING MORSE CODE)
01:35:51	At ease, sailor.
01:35:57	The direction finder.
01:36:04	The battery's dead.
01:36:21	Itasca, this is Earhart.
01:36:25	Sky overcast. Over.
01:36:27	(STA TIC WARBLING)
01:36:28	That's her, on 3105.
01:36:31	She said "cloudy and overcast."
01:36:47	Itasca, this is Earhart.
01:36:50	Sky overcast. Over.
01:36:52	We are receiving your signal.
01:36:55	What is your position
01:36:57	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:37:08	Itasca, this is Earhart.
01:37:13	Earhart, this is Itasca.
01:37:17	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:37:22	King How Able Queen Queen.
01:37:25	Please acknowledge. Over.
01:37:27	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:37:28	(FLIPPING SWITCHES)
01:37:31	She's having trouble with
01:37:46	Itasca, this is King How Able Queen Queen.
01:37:49	Been unable to receive you by radio.
01:37:51	Cannot take bearing on you.
01:37:53	If you can hear this,
01:37:55	Earhart's signal strength 4.
01:37:57	Please take bearing on us
01:37:59	We'll make noise in microphone.
01:38:04	Over.
01:38:06	She's got to stay on longer.
01:38:08	On air too briefly, bearing's impossible.
01:38:46	Maybe her Morse receiver's out.
01:38:49	King How Able Queen Queen.
01:38:52	Can't take bearing on 3105.
01:38:55	Or do you want to take bearing on us?
01:38:58	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:39:03	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:39:26	Intercom top deck.
01:39:29	O'Hare to top deck. Top deck, come in.
01:39:37	They should be able to
01:39:53	Itasca, this is King How Able Queen Queen.
01:39:56	We must be on you, but cannot see you.
01:39:59	Fuel is running low.
01:40:04	We are flying at altitude 1,000 feet. Over.
01:40:08	We are receiving you and transmitting on
01:40:14	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:40:33	Itasca, we are circling,
01:40:37	King How Able Queen Queen,
01:40:41	(GARBLED) Are you receiving this? Over.
01:40:42	(GASPS)
01:40:45	Itasca, this is King How Able Queen Queen.
01:40:48	We received your signal,
01:40:50	Please take bearing on us
01:40:56	Your signal received okay.
01:40:58	It is impossible to take a bearing
01:41:04	Send us a longer transmission,
01:41:06	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:41:08	(PHONE RINGING)
01:41:11	MAN: A report has come in
01:41:14	Oh, God.
01:41:16	Miss Earhart has
01:41:26	Keep us at 7500.
01:41:30	THOMPSON: You've got her signal, damn it.
01:41:33	Cipriani reports the battery's dead, sir.
01:41:36	It was left on all night,
01:41:44	King How Able Queen Queen to Itasca.
01:41:47	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:41:49	Earhart, will you
01:41:54	We are transmitting constantly on 7500
01:41:59	and we cannot hear you on 500.
01:42:02	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:42:06	(FLIPPING SWITCHES)
01:42:21	NEWSCASTER: Despite constant attempts,
01:42:23	the USS Itasca has lost contact
01:42:29	(SOFTLY) Come on.
01:42:38	Come on.
01:42:40	King How Able Queen Queen to Itasca.
01:42:43	We are on the position line 157-337.
01:42:47	We are running north and south.
01:42:52	Over.
01:42:53	We hear you. We hear you.
01:42:56	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:43:14	Earhart, this is Itasca.
01:43:17	(STA TIC CRACKLING)
01:43:21	Subtitles: Arigon
01:43:52	Itasca to Earhart, come in, please.
01:44:21	AMELIA: All the things
01:44:26	look up, they're in my eyes.
01:44:44	Everyone has oceans to fly.
01:44:51	Is it reckless? Maybe.
01:44:57	But what do dreams know of boundaries?
01:45:31	I think about the hands I have held,
01:45:36	the places I've seen,
01:45:42	the vast lands whose dirt is
01:46:10	The world has changed me.

Amelia