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Thunderbirds: City of Fire
When a fire breaks out in the carpark of a massive skyscraper and causes the building's collapse, Scott and Virgil must use untested equipment to save a family trapped in the basement.
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When a fire breaks out in the carpark of a massive skyscraper and causes the building's collapse, Scott and Virgil must use untested equipment to save a family trapped in the basement.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Family, Action, Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:Alan Fennell
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:AP Films, Associated Television
Cast
David Elliott
Director
Shane Rimmer
Scott Tracy (voice)
David Holliday
Virgil Tracy (voice)
Peter Dyneley
Jeff Tracy / Fire Chief (voice)
David Graham
Brains / Tower Control Assistant / Woman Driver's Husband (voice)
Matt Zimmerman
Alan Tracy / Tower Controller / WTV Reporter (voice)
Ray Barrett
John Tracy / Joe Carter (voice)
Christine Finn
Tin-Tin Kyrano / Woman Driver (voice)
Sylvia Anderson
Blanche Carter / Tommy Carter (voice)
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