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Description: Planes, Trains & Automobiles is a 1987 American road trip comedy directed by John Hughes. The film follows Neal Page, a Chicago advertising executive, as he struggles to return home from New York for Thanksgiving. Along the way, he encounters Del Griffith, a well-meaning but annoying shower curtain ring salesman, and the two become unlikely travel companions. Their journey is filled with a series of misadventures as they attempt to reach Chicago in time for Neal's family dinner. The film is celebrated for its humor and the performances of its lead actors, Steve Martin and John Candy.

Cast:
Neal Page: Steve Martin
Del Griffith: John Candy
Susan Page: Laila Robins
State Trooper: Michael McKean
Taxi Racer: Kevin Bacon
Owen: Dylan Baker
Joy: Carol Bruce
Marti: Olivia Burnette
Peg: Diana Douglas
Motel Clerk: Martin Ferrero
Doobie: Larry Hankin
Walt: Richard Herd
Waitress: Susan Kellermann
Little Neal: Matthew Lawrence
Car Rental Agent: Edie McClurg
Martin: George Petrie
Motel Thief: Gary Riley
Gus: Charles Tyner
Marie: Susan Isaacs
Owen's Wife: Lulie Newcomb
Cab Dispatcher: John Randolph Jones
New York Lawyer: Nicholas Wyman
Cab Driver - New York: Gaetano Lisi
Stewardess: Diana Castle
Stewardess: Julie H. Morgan
Man on Plane: Bill Erwin
New York Ticket Agent: Ruth de Sosa
Wichita Airport Rep: Ben Stein
Receptionist: Kim Genell
Brand Manager: Grant Forsberg
Cafe Patron: David Raiport
Bus Lover: Andrew J. Hentz
Bus Loverette: Karen Meisinger
Pilot: Gary Palmer
Earring Customer: Diane Nieman
Earring Customer: Sylvia Vitrungs
Earring Customer: Joann Taylor
Earring Customer: Julie A. Herbert
Earring Customer: Jennifer Allswang
Earring Customer: Wendy Lee Avon
Earring Customer: Amy Meyers
Screaming Driver: John Moio
Screaming Driver's Wife: Victoria Vanderkloot
Jeri Ryan: Jeri Ryan
Trucker: Troy Evans
Man at Wichita Airport: Daniel Niswander
Holiday Traveler: Ken Tipton
John: Lyman Ward
Bryant: William Windom