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World War III
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Title: World War III

Release Date: 31 Jan 1982

Runtime: 2h

Genre: War & Politics

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Production Companies: Finnegan Associates, David Greene Productions, NBC

Overview: When starving mobs begin rioting in the streets of Moscow, Soviet leaders believe they have no recourse but to seize the Alaskan pipeline to force the United States to end the grain embargo that has brought turmoil to the U.S.S.R.

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Average Vote: 6.1 (14 votes)

Cast

  • Maj. Kate Breckenridge: Cathy Lee Crosby
  • Gen. Aleksey Rudenski: Robert Prosky
  • Richard Hickman: James Hampton
  • Dr. Jules Farber: Lee Wallace
  • Adm. Vernon Blanchard: Harry Basch
  • Maj. George Devery: Rick Fitts
  • Gen. Philip Olafson: Jerry Hardin
  • Buford: Art Evans
  • Trimble: Bob Minor
  • Colonel Jake Caffey: David Soul
  • Secretary General Gorny: Brian Keith
  • President Thomas McKenna: Rock Hudson
  • Colonel Alexander Vorashin: Jeroen Krabbé
  • Dorothy Longworth: Katherine Helmond
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