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George Waggner is a character in the film Final Destination. He is a high school student and a casualty of the Volée Airlines Flight 180 explosion.
Biography
George resides in the town of Mt. Abraham, New York, with his parents, Jerry and Linda Waggner, and his younger brother, Tod Waggner. He and Tod have been friends with Alex Browning since childhood, and they have been classmates through high school since then. He attends Mt. Abraham High School and was one of the students qualified to travel to Paris, France, for the school's annual field trip. He is very serious, rude, and barely conceited. He was also a high school jock and part of the Mt. Abraham football team with Carter Horton and Dustin.
Final Destination
George with his brother Tod at John F. Kennedy Airport.
George and his brother Tod often bicker, and George frequently makes fun of Tod. George takes the money their father gave them as a surprise and doesn't share any with Tod, which sparks a small fight that's quickly broken up by Valerie Lewton. Later, while getting on the plane and seeing a crying baby, George makes a remark saying, "It'd take a fucked-up God to bring down this plane." As the plane takes off, it begins to malfunction and explodes, killing George and everyone else aboard.
However, this hasn't really happened yet; it was only in Alex's premonition.
Death
As Alex begins to freak out about the plane exploding and gets thrown off, George tells Tod to check on him. Tod agrees, while George stays on the flight. Just as Alex predicted, it exploded, and George was killed with the others.
His death started the anger of the Waggner household towards Alex.
Signs/Clues
- Alex tells his mom not to rip off the tag from a previous flight because it's good luck. She rips it off anyway.
- A man approaches Alex and tells him, "Death is not the end."
- The departure time was the same as Alex's birthday: 9:25.
- One of the signs within the flight schedule has a broken wire.
- In the terminal, "Rocky Mountain High" by John Denver, who died in a plane crash, is playing.
- Before Alex gets on the plane, he sees a van. Its number is 666 - a number that is associated with the devil.
Final Destination 5
A slight of George's head is seen in the events of Final Destination 5.
George is seen briefly in Final Destination 5, observing Alex and the other Flight 180 survivors getting thrown off Flight 180.
Appearances
- Final Destination (portrayed by Brendan Fehr)
- Final Destination (novel)
- Final Destination 5 (archive footage) (portrayed by Brendan Fehr)