Neal Page is a character from 1987's Planes, Trains & Automobiles.
Irate at the inconvenience he has just suffered at the hands of the car renta...
On his way to the house after parting company with Del, Neil reflects back ov...
Neil takes his frustrations out on a cab dispatcher. It earns him a punch in ...
The morning finds the two men asleep in the bed. Del is snuggled up on Neal's...
Del and Neal drive toward Chicago after Del sort of rescued Neal from the dis...
Del's voice has been slightly altered by the abuse he's suffered at the hands...
Neil reaches for his wallet in the dinner and finds his money gone.
Del and Neil discover that both of their wallets have been relieved of their ...
Another motorist and his wife are trying to alert them that they're driving o...
Del and Neil discuss their situation after their plane is diverted to Wichita.
After work, on the streets of New York, Neal tries in vain to get a cab.
One hundred miles outside of Chicago, Del and Neil stand on the sied of the h...
While Neal goes in his wallet to pay the attorney for his cab, the driver, im...
While Neal is busy paying someone for their cab, the impatient driver drives ...
As soon as the two men sit down next to each other on the plane to Chicago, D...
At the motel outside of Chicago, Neil tries to rent a room with burnt credit ...
On a cold Wichita morning Del and Neil are in the midst of a 75 mile drive on...
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