In that film about this activity, (*) Geoff has a policy of never asking a woman for anything, so he refuses to ask Bonnie to stay even though he loves her, and flips a coin with heads on both sides instead.
For a film about this activity, an uncredited William Faulkner wrote the death scene of the character Michael Aloysius Quincannon, nicknamed "Irish." The female protagonist of a film about this activity accuses the men around her of callousness for eating the steak that Joe ordered for dinner right after Joe's death, to which they respond by chorusing "Who's Joe?" The association of the line "Judy, Judy, Judy" with Cary Grant may come from a film about this activity, in which Grant's character has an ex-girlfriend named Judy. In that film about this activity, (*) Geoff has a policy of never asking a woman for anything, so he refuses to ask Bonnie to stay even though he loves her, and flips a coin with heads on both sides instead. For 10 points, name this activity which is the subject of several Howard Hawks films, including Only Angels Have Wings and Air Force.
For a film about this activity, an uncredited William Faulkner wrote the death scene of the character Michael Aloysius Quincannon, nicknamed "Irish.
aviation [accept clear equivalents, like flight or flying]