Visible crew/equipment: When Bette Midler and Shelly Long have just found out Michael Saunters is the bad guy, there is a helicopter looking for them and they're standing in the outdoor shower stall. Bette Midler says "They're the good guys" and they run out to try to get the helicopter's attention. Right after they run out of the stall, you can easily see one or two men in the stall - they're either holding the stall up against the wind of the helicopter or they're there for some other unexplainable reason.
Outrageous Fortune (1987)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Arthur Hiller
Starring: Bette Midler, Peter Coyote, Shelley Long, Robert Prosky, George Carlin
After Lauren gets ahold of the toxin during the helicopter exchange, she and Sandy must flee to the Four Fingers mesas with Michael in pursuit. Lauren outruns Michael by jumping from finger to finger using the ballet leaps she was so good at in the beginning of the film. Michael keeps up until the last finger, when he jumps short and falls to his death. Lauren waves the vial of toxin over her head as Sandy claps and Frank's buddies cheer. Lauren ends up playing Hamlet (with Sandy as her co-star), and Korzenousky, who is in the audience, says that it was the best Hamlet ever, except for his.
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More mistakes in Outrageous Fortune
Sandy Brozinsky: Look, Frank. We're not just jerking you around. Some guys are after us because one of them stole a virus that's gonna kill and destroy all the plants and all the trees all the way around. We stole it back, so now they're gonna kill us. You get it?
Frank: Jesus. The sixties sure were good to you, weren't they?
Lauren Ames: Frank, that's right. Think back to the sixties. People did things for each other.
Frank: They were wasted.
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