Clear and Present Danger (8/9) Movie CLIP - Two Million Dollar Helicopter (1994) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) tries to rent a helicopter for his pilot.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This is the third film based on Tom Clancy's high-tech espionage potboilers starring CIA deputy director Jack Ryan. Harrison Ford, returning to the Ryan role after his first go-round in 1992's Patriot Games, is assigned to a delicate anti-drug investigation after a close friend of the President (a Reaganesque Donald Moffat) is murdered by a Colombian drug cartel. When Ryan discovers that the President's wealthy friend was in league with the cartel, the President's devious national security adviser (Harris Yulin) and an ambitious CIA deputy director (Henry Czerny) send a secret paramilitary force into Colombia to wipe out the drug lords. The force is captured and then abandoned by the President's lackeys. It falls to Ryan to enter Colombia and rescue them, aided only by a renegade operative named Clark (Willem Dafoe), with both his life and career on the line.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1994)
Cast: Harrison Ford
Director: Phillip Noyce
Producers: Lis Kern, Mace Neufeld, Ralph S. Singleton, Robert Rehme
Screenwriters: Tom Clancy, John Milius, Steven Zaillian, Donald Stewart
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[@memp6000]

I love that guy’s negotiation tactic.

[@t.mitchell9135]

“TWO MILLION, WE COULD ALMOST BUY OUR OWN SHIP FOR THAT!!”

[@starguy2718]

Yeah, but can you do the Kessel Run, with it?

[@nickmartin8495]

Yeah but who’s gonna fly it?

[@robertroberson1314]

I mean, I’m not such a bad pilot, myself.

[@timothyq.5070]

We can give you 1.5, plus 2…when we reach CIA headquarters!

[@Nurgles_Rot_]

She's got it where it counts

[@Shadowkey392]

"You have any time in this type?" *checks watch*"Nine 'o' clock." Golden! XD

[@sultanmehmoodghaznavi6312]

lol

[@lbertlopez83]

Sultan Mehmood Ghaznavi 😂 right

[@mountains_beaches98]

😂

[@christopherdavidson17]

God I miss these old school Jack Ryan films (though I must say the TV series ain't too bad)

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

I laughed out loud, it was subtle but funny

[@pauljohnson3340]

The look on the man's face when he sees the business card- "Wow. This check won't bounce."

[@nodinitiative]

More like...I should have asked for more.

[@doughesson]

@@nodinitiative I'd have wanted the cash on the barrel head.

[@m64h]

"Wow. This check won't bounce." The US debt is now $23 trillion -- it quite likely will

[@m2heavyindustries378]

@@m64h Nope, still won't. Cos everyone knows the US always pays it's debts- eventually

[@calvinnickel9995]

Right up until it doesn’t. It owes more than the entire GDP it creates in a year... and the amount it owes is rising rapidly and its GDP is crashing.

[@channell11]

I like how the guy chuckles when he hears "company check" and then looks at the business card and knows it's all good.

[@ItsToXxy]

Probably thinking....well, damn. That will do.

[@The1980Philip]

The good old 20th century. In the 21st Century the CIA acquired a habit of stiffing people who collaborate with them.

[@deroncouture7259]

And now that he gave him the pen to f****** sign the check

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Say what you want about the CIA, but in all the stories you never hear anyone say the Agency stiffed them.

[@quitequiet5281]

: ) ; ) : )

[@bruceballygar4880]

I work in government and I’ll tell you the amount of paperwork he’s going to have to complete to justify making that purchase without authorization is insane.

[@usgator]

I imagine the DDI could get it done with part of a black budget slush fund. In the opening of OEF, the CIA dropped in guys with briefcases of cash to buy allegiance from Afghani warlords.

[@channell11]

The Deputy Director probably has a pretty high authorization limit-and government paperwork isn't much fun in movies or reality.

[@brandondaniels9471]

They should've done a montage of him doing all of the paper work in the end credits 🤣

[@MrTastytae]

oh i dunno. that's what "intelligence funds" are for especially from a deputy director.

[@oscarsanglay5983]

CIA is not a same as working in a typical govt office.. they have blanket authority for that..not subject to investigation by red tape

[@alloy299]

Two million USD is actually a fair price for a Twin Huey

[@FN_FAL_4_ever]

Yes, for a Bell 412 that’s pretty good

[@hammerstein5012]

@@FN_FAL_4_ever that was 2 million in 1994. thats like a billion today. i dont know, i cant math.

[@adidell]

@@hammerstein5012 about 4.5 million :)

[@doug6500]

Helicopters aren't cheap. Sheesh.

[@gokissasickmonkeyswetass]

@@hammerstein5012 $3.7 million and change.

[@rasoto83]

Awe Man, you left out the Part when Willem Dafoe tells Ford "Get outta my Chopper!" Then Ford shows him the Receipt "Wrong, My Chopper!" lol 😄😂

[@clincpb8903]

And W. Dafoe looks at him like " who are you ? "

[@thecowboy9698]

@@clincpb8903 - That was classic. I have to say they both had very good on-screen chemistry. They both worked very well together. Too bad they haven't done another film together.

[@doughesson]

The way the book ended was way better. In reality, Clark & Ryan didn't meet until a later book.

[@flimo13]

@@doughesson they did meet in the hospital after Greer died.

[@doughesson]

@@flimo13 Not until The Sum of All Fears did Clark & Ryan meet face to face.

[@adamlee6435]

Han's two million dollar Millenium Falcon.

[@Lupinthe3rd.]

Well Lone-Star had a million space bucks and Winnebago that goes into hyper active

[@adamschaeffer4057]

What the hell is an aluminum falcon???

[@mikeolson1499]

Get out of my chopper. No no no my chopper.

[@TheThrill100]

Love the look on his face when he reads the business card. A man who has done this song and dance before haha

[@LS-zq3td]

It has upgraded avioniics, probably fully rebuilt airframe and engine. 2 mil is what they cost

[@robertobrien4799]

Isn't that a Super Huey?

[@olejanen6414]

@@robertobrien4799 Yeah. It's a Bell 412. 2 million for that is relativly cheap.

[@damongt4]

Can I take it for a test flight?

[@texasbeast239]

Remember, this movie was released in 1994. So it would be a lot more than 2 million now.

[@kosh9639]

probably, a drug Cartel rental... xD

[@JeffreyGillespie]

My favorite scene in any of the Jack Ryan franchises

[@joshv9139]

The original Jack Ryan

[@zlinedavid]

"Get outta my chopper." "No.....*my* chopper."

[@burtonryan50]

I KNOW! Why did they cut that dialogue out?

[@libertyordeaf]

I also remember him telling someone "get off my plane". Guy is pushy around aircraft.

[@usgator]

@@burtonryan50 Right! That was one of the best parts! Jack was willing to buy the chopper to help his guys. The look on DaFoe’s face is priceless!

[@Malrottian]

@@usgator Clark knew just how happy the CIA would be footing that bill for this op and given Clark had been the one usually sent to deal with 'errant assets' he knew the risk Jack was taking. Heck, he'd already been told to kill him.

[@nrkgalt]

It would have been interesting to see the expense report that Jack Ryan submitted when he got back.

[@doughesson]

If nothing else, he could have paid for the helo himself & only worried about what Cathy was going to say when she saw the credit card bill that month.

[@femgoo]

He'll get a REFUND when he comes back!! OR else Ryan will hire the same guys he rescued and point some guns at this guys HEAD!! 😂😂

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Clancy never bothered with expense reports kekw

[@WolfRamAndHart]

@@doughesson Ryan is a stock market genius, according to the books. Because the plan works, the CIA would have covered it. If not...well.

[@Retsler54]

1:03 I like Jack Ryans subtle closer look at the pilot (he seems...not fully reliable)

[@teagarden5533]

That's far above the American Express Centurion Black Card.

[@shades1718]

i love when he says will you take a company check and the guy chuckles because not long ago people referred to the CIA as the company.

[@Shadowkey392]

I think they still do.

[@budders9958]

I'll make sure to stop at staples before I go abroad and pump out some fake CIA cards.

[@5xad0w]

He chuckles before reading the card though, I think the chuckle was meant to be him being somewhat dissmisive until he saw what 'Company' the check would be from.

[@teagarden5533]

True, but you're reading to far into it. Hence, the expression of shock and bewilderment on the seller's face and his abrupt change in demeanor.

[@jamram9924]

Also known as the “Office of Regional Affairs”

[@alanfaulkner6329]

9 o clock. Classic.

[@adamf.4823]

I remember watching this movie with my dad so many years ago when I was just a little kid. He thought the gag where the pilot looks at his watch was hilarious. He had to explain it to me. He died in 2015. I miss him and my mom so much but I don't feel it anymore. I shut it all off. Being a kid and feeling so loved and supported and free seems like a dream I had one night about a perfect world. I'm not unhappy now or anything, just dead inside I guess.

[@jefftheriault5522]

No, that just means you've dealt with those losses. Cut yerself some slack.

[@chrisandrews414]

If i may give some advice on loss, I find it's not about forcing happiness, it's about not letting sadness win

[@tomarnold7284]

I didn't spent much leisure time with my parents, so I'm trying to make as much as possible with my kids, so when they grow up they won't just have memories of me pushing him for grades or comparing them to other kids, like how I remember my parents.

[@brianpeck4035]

Not dead...just forgetting, just sleeping. To avoid pain I might cut off my arm, my legs-but then i would be a numb potato. You can grow it back.

[@justmechilling...]

Hugs

[@darrellapple8980]

Imagine Juan Valdez's reaction when that check bounced after congress finally got a whiff of what was going on and put a stop to everything the CIA was up to.

[@charlesneely]

Darrell Apfel no problem he just simply called up some of his Colombian Connections in order to hit on Jack Ryan LOL

[@andmicbro1]

Hahahahaha, right, "check bouncing" from the US Treasury. They'll just print the money. They'll hold a hearing and talk in circles trying to figure things out, but that check most definitely won't bounce.

[@adamsmyth1156]

2 Million is handled direct from petty cash, Congress wouldnt even be able to slow payment, let alone stop it.

[@iamcase1245]

@@adamsmyth1156 He wouldn't have gotten anything NEAR $2 million in real life. If the helicopter survived the mission they would've returned it the craft, handed him a bag with $25,000 in cash and told him to always remember this never happened.

[@someperson8151]

The book was better. This never happened. Forget which helicopter, but they rerouted the flight plans of a US Navy helicopter who were Vietnam vets. It's hard to squeeze the book into a movie. One of the best part of Jack Ryan was part of that story. The senior NCO was shot and killed. He had a wife and 10+ children and Jack wept as the man was dying in his arms. Took care of the family in future books.

[@DaGahbageMan]

"Hello, I'm calling to inquire about the job opening posted in today's paper." "We require applicants to have a minimum two years relevant experience. How much do you have?" "Nine o'clock."

[@Darkasknightfall]

Damn I miss movies like this. They certainly don’t make movies like this anymore.

[@sumitmishra4062]

I am from India. I mostly watch old Hollywood movies. One thing I have to say is that right now movies are not made like before. Most movies nowadays seem to be made for certain agenda and most of the movies are going back to good all glorious days and ruining all original movies by making remake and giving their own pathetic twist.

[@MostlyPennyCat]

@@sumitmishra4062 Oh no! Not _agendas!!!_ 🤣🤣🤣 What 'agendas' are these then?

[@Reckall]

Fun fact: the seller of the helo was played by the film’s director, Philip Noyce, so I guess he knew that the check was covered…

[@libertyordeaf]

It does look like Noyce but it's not him. It's a Mexican actor who also played Castro in that god awful 'McHale's Navy' movie.

[@dancooper3806]

Would you take a company check ? Yes

[@elchingonracinggarage4649]

That is so true in Latin America they won't budge on the price but it's not they're fault the economy sucks so they have to survive

[@HRHChristina]

Lol “you have any time in this type?” “Nine o clock”

[@LS-zq3td]

Plus it has two turbines. Not a Vietnam era bird. No comparison

[@CookieDTotR]

Jiminy Cricket! You Movieclips people cut this scene too short. The best part is a second later when he says, "Chewie, we're home."

[@LS-zq3td]

This scene anyways is just too funny. It would never go down like that. Harrison ford just revealing himself to a local wealthy business man? Guy makes one phone call, that bird gets sammed as soon as the check clears lol.

[@JusTactics]

Let's see Paul Allen's card

[@mrmoralman1]

Lol

[@slimj091]

the brilliant part is the government could just cancel the check afterwards. What's the guy going to do? open a support ticket?

[@caffeinatedbuffalosauce883]

Love this movie, it’s a super American movie

[@Otaku155]

00:26 I'm Columbian, not stupid. 🤣😁

[@serenidadypaciencia]

Love the look of Emilio Echeveria responding the second time

[@mikearmstrong8483]

You have nothing but 15 second ads that can't be skipped? Screw this channel; there are plenty others on which to watch the same stuff.

[@roadwarrior144]

“Get outta my chopper.” “No, no, no, MY chopper….lets go!”

[@mnm175]

Pity this clip scene was cut short before Dafoe (Clark) and Ford's (Ryan) dialogue on who should be on the chopper... Should have been added in :D ... Clark : Get out of my chopper! Ryan : No No ... My chopper (present the cheque to Clark) The priceless look on Clark's face.

[@CognizantCheddar]

It was a DEPOSIT. Presumably he returned the Huey later and got the check back.

[@SelectiveApathy82]

No. He bought it.

[@robertweekley5926]

Rent: $2 Million! Test Flight: $2 Million! Buy it: $2 Million! Take your pick! But, he got all the service logs, so, he bought it!

[@thisisraveamok]

Not with the helicopter riddled with bullet holes he didn't.

[@jakep1979]

1:05 lol Indiana Jones always have issues with crazy pilots.

[@shinlanten]

Not sure why I've had it in my head all these years that he said $200 million, lol!

[@_JamesBrown]

Ignore the a million seconds after the clip ends for ads and bait

[@aizatchedoesthings8345]

Well, 2 million dollars is all well and good but can it do the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs?

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

a free lunch revolution, ya.

[@Bradwhitehead415]

GET OFF MY HUEY.

[@kingofwishfulthinking2490]

“THAT helicopter? What a piece of junk!”

[@mevsol2447]

She'll make .5 past light speed.

[@yourstruly4817]

"This piece of junk made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs." "Umm, isn't a parsec a unit of distance, not time?"

[@texasbeast239]

@@yourstruly4817 - "Yes, but she's so fast that she warped space and made it shorter!"

[@starguy2718]

@@texasbeast239 😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@edwardmoore5325]

The chopper never had the makings of a varsity chopper.

[@knightfall209]

Only Brandon would have an issue spending this much to rescue captured Americans

[@piehound]

Funny scenes. (1) $2 million dollars for sale AND same deposit for test flight . . . hahahahaha. (2) Any time in this type ??? Looks at watch and says Nine o'clock . . . hahahahahaha. That's like asking an alcohol addict if he exercises. Answer . . . yes i bend my elbow every 30 seconds when i'm at the bar.

[@PrestigeLearning]

True story, friend of mine ran an all night service station when six suburbans pulled up and some guy in a suit demanded he turn on all the pumps. They pumped over $500 in gas. Suit guy left a Secret Service business card with a single telephone number. Bill was paid in full within an hour of the phone call. I'm guessing this helicopter "salesman" made Jack Ryan for CIA the moment he walked up in a windbreaker and aviator shades. He just needed the card to confirm it.

[@donaldkasper8346]

He felt the Huey could be going on a one way trip, needed it paid for.

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

I’ve been looking for this clip ! 😃

[@lvgolfer35]

If it was anyone else wanting to pay for something worth that much with a company check the seller would've said take, "take a hike". Because it was the CIA and Ford's character seems intent and professional throughout, he gladly accepted!

[@adamsmyth1156]

Adam Markman CIA company check.....guaranteed never to bounce.

[@MAnnaconduit1]

+Adam Markman the CIA waste money on stupid/crazy crap all the time

[@lvgolfer35]

+Adam Smyth Yeah very true, but any international firm can deny a country's method of payment at their discretion; unless it's straight up cash. Doesn't matter if they have a good relationship or not, it's just straight up all business, regardless.

[@supertruckertom]

@@lvgolfer35 CIA has plenty of cash. Pallets of cash.

[@delanorrosey4730]

@@MAnnaconduit1 "Do you REALLY think they spent $10,000 on a hammer, $30,000 on a toilet seat, do you?" - - Pops, Independence Day

[@stevenspenneberg7407]

Two Million. Wow those guys must really be desperate! This is really gonna save my neck. Get back to the ship and get her ready.

[@nickmartin8495]

“Sorry, we don’t rent it ANYMORE “..How many times did they rent it and the renters brought it back all jacked up?

[@michaelmixon1099]

Great scene!

[@hunterscott3000]

man know how to do business

[@Kanovskiy]

fun fact: that business card glows in the dark.

[@SJLGG]

Every GPC AOs nightmare 🤣

[@TrueNameless]

company cheque

[@stew6662]

Imagine what you can do with 500 cards from Vista print

[@debashis22]

all these years later this is still the funniest movie scenes ever

[@mikes2622]

2million for a vietnam era surplus heuy? Get the f outta here

[@benschmidt3967]

+mike s (JerseyMike667) They were throwing those in the sea back then. They should have flown them to Cambodia and sold them on the black market which im sure was somebodies retirement plan.

[@haskapaska]

That´s Bell 412. It was made in 80s

[@joshuasantana685]

It's vintage :-P

[@rock3tcatU233]

They go for about 200K these days.

[@charlesneely]

mike s my friend you didn't see the look on his face the businessman once he saw that he was interested in that helicopter that's when that eyebrow cocked up and he was thinking to himself I'm going to get some money out of this gringo because I got something that he want very much and the only English that man knew was $2000000 how much for the chopper seats SI senor $2000000r how about a rental SI senor two million dollars he's the two million dollar man LOL

[@stonewars3224]

Love those shades Harrison Ford is wearing. Does anyone know what kind they are?

[@klavss76]

No, but they're way cool

[@SIMCOMotorsportsTV]

He's wearing Aviator sunglasses

[@calvinnickel9995]

They aren’t aviators

[@newYorkStories]

Great movies like this one aren't made anymore

[@KEYSERSOZE1965]

It cost the same amount to buy it or pay the deposit. if he was smart he might as well buy it.

[@doughesson]

Not much gets by you, does it?

[@chrisholland1504]

Spoken like Keyser Soze himself

[@66ott7]

doo million dollarz

[@PatTheRiot]

That's a powerful business card. Not as much the Deputy Director as the CIA part. LOL

[@fordshaw5833]

Funny, given the time frame of this Tom Clancy story. Ryan’s chopper pilot, likely a late Vietnam War era would have flown the single turbine Huey but not the twin engine model. I wonder how pilots who experienced this in their aviation career would explain the difference?

[@Otaku155]

$2 million in tax payer $$ well spent

[@ChrisGruen92]

I hope he means 2 million dollars their currency

[@aizatchedoesthings8345]

Well, 2 million dollars is all well and good but can it do the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs?

[@doughesson]

And where are the smuggling compartments?Doesn't look like he'd get much covert payload out the bird.

[@klavss76]

It can make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs.

[@geomodelrailroader]

give him a chopper he'll fly it this is always one of my favorite scenes.

[@donaldkasper8346]

If you are going into the death zone, thrust, steering is about al you need to know, and where the starter switch is.

[@jasonmorris858]

The actual film Clear And Present Danger is more accessible to and more the story of an everyday dedicated Law Enforcement Officer whose not made it past LtCol in the Army prior to joining in as local yokel Policeman and the unstated premise is church mice lab rats are behind the trouble, it has probably been said Clear And Present Overacting however you'll notice when Harrison Ford says to imaginary wife Patricia that he said to John as imaginary President of the USA say "We were the best of friends" to awaiting media mafia the ever present "ice age" pinging robots can't handle I swear I don't know you when all the time their own ugly human branding they knew would only ever be another fisherman caught in his own net.

[@proscapedesigns]

Me asking my crew if they have experience with what they're working on.

[@ImpendingJoker]

$2million dollars for a Bell 412 would actually be quite a good deal.

[@wattosacrim]

Huey, terrific bird

[@coolcat6303]

Nowadays Harrison Ford would be able to fly the chopper himself. He bought a helicopter 🚁 to use for his 800-acre ranch in Wyoming. He’s also uses it while doing volunteer search and rescue & has saved stranded hikers on more than one occasion.

[@johnmarshall4442]

Yes , I worked on that helicopter 407 GTX

[@staciwatson2438]

Two million dollar deposit. Now we know why Arnold was desperate to get back to the choppa.

[@rosalbaperez2118]

Someones movies from the the western coasts it, s very funnys in latin América too refollowing it in english latin

[@bluemarshall6180]

Nine O'clock Hahaha.......😀😁

[@larrygonzalez9753]

i caught that this last time i watched it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robbmorris]

"You have any time in this type?" said an actual pilot. "9 o'clock" replied the novice 😅

[@donaldkasper8346]

9 o'clock and he got the balls to fly it into enemy territory, he is your man.

[@interestedparty7523]

The business card is the greatest professional flex in film history.

[@CognizantCheddar]

Do you not understand what a deposit is?

[@AK-dr8we]

I don't see a check? How was the company check going to be issued?

[@markieleung6929]

I ised to believe that pilot was a Vietnam war veteran who live as a mercenary in the movie

[@RonaldoSanchez-g1y]

they made the ambush scene so good that the climax pales in comparison. The lesson here is never outshine your final action set piece.

[@RogueNation.]

The Huey costs $3.95 million today in 2022.

[@marklakra2745]

1:08..Solo must be like 'I got a bad feeling about this..'

[@LS-zq3td]

Why are helicopter pilots in movies always played by the same drunkard unbathed dude?

[@cqtaylor]

+L_S "They've seen a lot of action in the bush, son." I don't know what that means, but it's the same cliche bullshit you see in action movies, along with the forensics doctor eating hoagies in the morgue.

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

@@cqtaylor Always with the eating the hoagie in the morgue. So true. 😂

[@doughesson]

Or a city cop who makes his own rules instead of going by the book & flying around hanging from the thing under the helicopter. Do you know the thing under the helicopter?

[@wojciechgrodnicki6302]

Depending on the TBO, $2 million is a bargain.

[@blackbird4046]

0:39 The CIA is sometimes referred to as "The Company".

[@kosh9639]

alittle tacky; but, a good movie... 🎥

[@ooosoo8727]

it's almost as though he knows the CIA has been working in that area before....

[@alertgasper]

the nickname for the CIA? "the company".

[@cqtaylor]

According to Google, a Vietnam Veteran Bell UH-1 B “Huey” Helicopter would cost about $165,000 USD.

[@pram9543]

The first 10 I saw for sale via a google search were 850k-1.8 million.

[@cjjonez]

Scary thing is that business card will work with the cartels😮

[@drewhendley]

Company check from the government means we pay