Original sentence: The JetStar has appeared in a number of films and television series, notably in the James Bond film "Goldfinger", Face/off, "Cliffhanger", and John Wayne's "Hellfighters"
Edited sentence: For nearly 3 decades, the Jetstar was the only private jet aircraft with signifigant intercontinental range coulped with creature comforts.From its inception to its gradual disappearance from the scene of civil aviation, the Jetstar holds a special place in popular culture.In written fiction, as well as cinema of the 1960's, the Jetstar was the tool of the super-wealthy, the government, and the super-villian.Its nearest contemporary, the North American / Rockwell Sabreliner, was not a real match in any qualitative aspect.Len Deighton's Harry Palmer travels in General Midwinter's Jetstar in Billion Dollar Brain; The most notable appearance of the Jetstar in cinema is its screen time in EON Production's James Bond thriller, "Goldfinger".Not until the advent of the Gulfstream V was there a comparable aircraft of the range and capacity of the Lockheed.There are lesser appearances in films such as and John Wayne's "Hellfighters","Cliffhanger", Superman III (As the property of Robert Vaughn's character) and most recently Face/off