stackyFACTSWhile other actors agonizingly analyze scripts for deep character motivations, Jackson knows exactly what the people want. He literally signed on based on the title alone, and when the studio cowardly tried to change it to 'Pacific Air Flight 121,' he threatened to quit until they changed it back.
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