The Night the Bridge Fell Down

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The Night the Bridge Fell Down is a 1983 made-for-television disaster film centered on a collapsing suspension bridge and the people trapped on it.

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instanceOf television film
basedOn Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse (loosely inspired)
linked to: Tacoma Narrows
cinematographyBy Archie R. Dalzell
composer Richard LaSalle
countryOfBroadcast United States
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts bridge collapse
director George Fenady
distributor NBC
editor Bill Mosher
executiveProducer Irwin Allen
fictionalLocationType fictional suspension bridge
filmingTechnique miniature effects
format made-for-television film
genre disaster
drama
hasBroadcastType two-part television movie
hasCharacterType emergency responders
law enforcement officers
motorists trapped on bridge
hasTheme disaster response
structural failure
survival
mainSetting suspension bridge
medium television
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork NBC
partOf Irwin Allen disaster films
plotSummary A suspension bridge begins to collapse, trapping a group of people on it during a traffic jam.
producer Irwin Allen
productionCompany Irwin Allen Productions
releaseDecade 1980s
releaseYear 1983
runtime approximately 200 minutes (original two-part broadcast length including commercials)
starredActor Barbara Rush
Char Fontane
Desi Arnaz Jr.
James MacArthur
Leslie Nielsen
Michael O'Keefe
linked to: Michael O’Keefe

Philip Baker Hall
Richard Gilliland
targetAudience general television audience
writer Arthur Weiss

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Richard LaSalle notableWork The Night the Bridge Fell Down