| China Syndrome, The | |||||
| Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (1979) | |||||
| Drama, Suspense, Thriller | |||||
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| Jack Lemmon | Jack Godell | |
| Jane Fonda | Kimberly Wells | |
| Michael Douglas | Richard Adams | |
| Scott Brady | Herman De Young | |
| James Hampton | Bill Gibson | |
| Peter Donat | Don Jacovich | |
| Wilford Brimley | Ted Spindler | |
| Richard Herd | Evan McCormack | |
| Daniel Valdez | Hector Salas | |
| Stan Bohrman | Peter Martin |
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| Producer | Michael Douglas
Bruce Gilbert |
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| Writer | Mike Gray
T.S. Cook |
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A Powerful Cautionary Thriller About The Dangers Of Nuclear Energy And The Power Of Television News. In 1979, The China Syndrome was the movie everyone was talking about, thanks to the enormous publicity generated by the real-life Three Mile Island accident that not only mirrored the events depicted in the film but occurred just twelve days after the movie's release. |
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