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18. Feb. 1991 · Fire: Trapped on the 37th Floor: Directed by Robert Day. With Lee Majors, Lisa Hartman, Peter Scolari, John Laughlin. Susan and Paul are working late on the thirty-seventh floor of a Los Angeles skyscraper. Also in the building are the cleaning staff, security, and some engineers installing sprinklers. As the water pumps are switched ...
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- Action, Drama, Thriller
- Robert Day
- 1991-02-18
Fire: Trapped On The 37th Floor - YouTube. 0:00 / 1:30:53. This movie was broadcast on WABC-TV in New York in 1991. This movie is based on a true story that occurred in May of 1988...
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Feuersturm im Wolkenkratzer. Übersicht & Inhalt Cast & Crew Bilder. Erinnerung aktivieren. Originaltitel: Fire! Trapped on the 37th Floor US | 1991 | 94 Min. Action. Bewertung der Redaktion: Humor. Anspruch. Action. Spannung. Erotik. Community. „Flammendes Inferno“ auf Sparflamme. IMDb-Bewertung: 5,6 von 10.
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- Lisa Hartman
- Robert Day, Robert
Synopsis. It is May 4, 1988. At 7:30 am, Los Angeles residents are starting morning commutes to work, and the firefighters of Los Angeles City Fire Department Ladder 3 and Engine 203 are returning to their hall after dealing with an auto accident on the southbound Harbor Freeway.
Trapped on the 37th Floor. Firefighters try to rescue people (Peter Scolari, Lisa Hartman) from a burning 62-story skyscraper in 1988 Los Angeles.
- Drama
- Lee Majors
- Robert Day
Based on a real incident, the ABC TV movie Fire: Trapped on the 37th Floor (available here on YouTube) recounts the events of May 4, 1988, when a fire broke out on the twelfth floor of the First Interstate Bank in Los Angeles, California, a building in which the sprinkler system was turned off.
This is the story told in the made-for-TV film FIRE: TRAPPED ON THE 37TH FLOOR, which aired on ABC-TV on February 18, 1991. Lisa Hartman and Peter Scolari portray two of the survivors of the First Interstate fire who, on that evening, found themselves cut off from help on the 37th floor of the 62-story building when the fire broke out.
