Episode 5— The Final Flight of Amelia Earhart
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Laurence Fishburne
as Self - Host
Amelia Earhart
as Self
Catherine Anaya
as Self - Journalist
Dawn Brodey
as Self - Historian
Zuhair Ibrahim
as Self - Failure Analysis Engineer
Jane Mendelsohn
as Self - Author
John Moser
as Self - Professor of History
Andrew Patrick Nelson
as Self - Historian
Fred Noonan
as Self
Tony Romeo
as Self - CEO Deep Sea Vision
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