“Supergirl” is like, fine, or whatever
Supergirl is a decent movie, anchored by great action scenes and a great lead performance
Firefighter (1986)
Cindy Fralic (Nancy McKeon) plans to become a Los Angeles County firefighter. However, in the 60-year history of the department, no woman has ever passed the department's physical skills test. Battling divorce, stereotypes and opposition from both men and women, Cindy Fralic passes the physical agility test to become the first female firefighter in Los Angeles County.
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Cindy Fralic (Nancy McKeon) plans to become a Los Angeles County firefighter. However, in the 60-year history of the department, no woman has ever passed the department's physical skills test. Battling divorce, stereotypes and opposition from both men and women, Cindy Fralic passes the physical agility test to become the first female firefighter in Los Angeles County.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Kathryn Montgomery
In Theaters:9/23/1986
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Robert Michael Lewis
Director
Nancy McKeon
Cindy Fralick
Vincent Irizarry
Mike
Barry Corbin
Capt. Johnson
Guy Boyd
Capt. Cauley
Amanda Wyss
Marilyn
Whip Hubley
Lance
James Whitmore Jr.
Capt. Bukowski
Ed Lauter
B.C. Thompson
Terry David Mulligan
Capt. Romano
Javier Grajeda
Firefighter Lopez
Stephen E. Miller
Engineer Bennett
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