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The Pennsylvania Miners' Story (2002)
Based on the real-life chronicle of the "nine for nine" Pennsylvania coal miners who were rescued in the summer of 2002.
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Based on the real-life chronicle of the "nine for nine" Pennsylvania coal miners who were rescued in the summer of 2002.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Elwood Reid
In Theaters:4/11/2002
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
David Frankel
Director
Graham Beckel
Randy Fogle
Dylan Bruno
Blaine Mayhugh
Marisa Ryan
Leslie Mayhugh
JD Souther
Dennis 'Harpo' Hall
Michael Bowen
Robert 'Boogie' Pugh
Brad Greenquist
Ronald 'Hound Dog' Hileman
Robert Knepper
Mark ' Moe' Popernack
William Mapother
John 'Flathead' Phillippi
John Ratzenberger
Thomas 'Tucker' Foy
Finn Carter
Missy Phillippi
Anjanette Comer
Sue Unger
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