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A Wing and a Prayer is a film of genre Drama directed by Paul Wendkos released in USA on 22 april 1998 with Claudia Christian

A Wing and a Prayer (1998)

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Released in USA 22 april 1998
Directed by
Genres Drama,    Thriller,    Action
Rating50% 2.5380652.5380652.5380652.5380652.538065

Orage sur la tour de contrôle (A Wing and a Prayer) est un téléfilm américain réalisé par Paul Wendkos et diffusé en 1998.

Synopsis

Jack Lowe, contrôleur aérien, réagit moins bien au stress de sa profession, et décide de prendre un peu de temps de détente. À son retour, son avion est pris dans une tempête qui touche aussi les moyens de l'aéroport : son savoir-faire va contribuer à sauver l'avion de la catastrophe.

Actors

Claudia Christian

(Shelley Lowe)
Jeff Yagher

(Jack Lowe)
Jessica Tuck

(LaVaughn)
Christopher Cousins

(Evan Lansing)
Leon Russom

(Vernon Spencer)
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