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Press release · DFW, Texas
Robyn Stewart named Legacy Producer
Legacy Producer55 yearsSince 1971
When she said 'you should talk to Jock,' she was not making a suggestion, she was producing. The credit just makes it official.
Fifty-five years and I still get on the airplane. Millie Alford pinned wings on girls like me and sent us out into the world. Jock worked beside my father. I have been carrying these people with me my whole career. Now they get to be on screen, and I get a say in how.
Credits
Key subjects & crew
Robyn StewartLegacy Producer
American Airlines flight attendant since 1971. Trained under Millie Alford; among the first flight attendants trained to fly the 747. Marked 55 years of service in July 2026.
Jock Bethune
Longtime "voice of American Airlines." Worked alongside Jay R. Ricks on the 747 training program; his interview at the C.R. Smith Museum anchors the feature.
Jay R. Ricks
WWII navigator, American Airlines flight engineer. Helped build the airline's 747 training program. Robyn Stewart's father.
Caleb Mills Stewart
Director. Began Golden Wings as a student project at Academy of Art University, shot on a smartphone. Robyn Stewart's son.
Festival laurels
More than a dozen awards
The short began as a student project at Academy of Art University, was shot on a smartphone, and premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.
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Teaser art
One film, every genre
A running series of homage posters made for the film's social channels. Same title, same 747, same two faces; a different movie every time.
