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Title: 14 Hours (TV Movie 2005)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| JoBeth Williams | ... | Jeanette Makins | |
| Kris Kristofferson | ... | Chuck Whortle | |
| Kirsten Robek | ... | Nurse Lily | |
| Kevin McNulty | ... | Larry Dastych | |
| Jennifer Clement | |||
| Jason Schombing | ... | Bronson | |
| Ricky Schroder | ... | Dr. Foster (as Rick Schroder) | |
| Kim Roberts | ... | Helen | |
| Karin Konoval | ... | Dr. Estrada | |
| Simone Bailly | ... | Phoebe | |
| Vincent Gale | ... | Finnegan | |
| Katie Stuart | ... | Ronnie | |
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Nancy Sivak | ... | Cynthia |
| Pamela Diaz | ... | Amelia | |
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Rick Dobran | ... | Gary |
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While Tropical Storm Allison brings one of the worst floods to hit Houston rages outside, the staff of Hermann hospital races against time to ensure hundreds of patients are evacuated safely.
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
3 April 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Hirmumyrskyn armoilla See more »Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaCompany Credits
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14 Hours Productions, Cosmic Entertainment, Johnson & Johnson Spotlight Presentations See more »
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As a hospital Fire Marshal, I had a hard time staying awake during the first playing of the film. So, I popped a tape into the VCR to catch the encore presentation. Having just watched the entire film, I found the beginning to be a snooze. It was not until the actual evacuation began that my interest was finally grabbed.
My applause go out to the staff of the hospital who were involved in the actual incident. To the writers of the movie my only comment is "Close, but no cigar" when trying to portray a hospital disaster. My prescription for the movie is to add an additional dose of reality to counteract some of the drama.