jennifer garner played harrison ford's wife in air force one.
who played harrison ford's wife in air force one?
jennifer garner
similar to the 1997 film, "air force one", "24" featured the president's personal jumbo-jet (air force one). air force one was featured in "24" seasons 2 and 4. air force two (carrying the vice president but not the president) was featured in season 6. several actors featured in "24", such as xander berkeley, glenn morshower, wendy crewson, timothy carhart, jürgen prochnow, tom everett and spencer garrett also appeared in the film "air force one". the 25th amendment, which deals with succession to the presidency and establishes procedures for filling a vacancy in the office of the vice president and responding to presidential disabilities, was also a shared theme between the film and the television series. "24" used the same air force one set from another television series, "the west wing".
24 (tv series)
bullet::::- "air force one" (1997), action movie starring harrison ford. after air force one has been captured by terrorists, with u.s. president jim marshall (harrison ford) on board, the secretary of defense claims that he's in charge (at least on military/defense matters) based on the national security act of 1947, against the disagreement of the attorney general who argues that the president is incapable of discharging the office, "just as if he had had a stroke". since the president is being held by terrorists and forced into using his authority to release a terrorist leader, the majority of the cabinet endorses the attorney general's position and assumes the vice president possesses acting authority, while also beginning the invocation of section 4 of the 25th amendment, signing a letter to that effect, whereby vice president bennett (glenn close) would assume command. the vice president, uncertain of the president's situation and unwilling to be seen as making a grab for power, refuses to finalize the president's removal from power. president marshall kills the head terrorist and is rescued from the crippled air force one, the last person to leave the plane alive.
united states presidential line of succession in fiction