NTSB: The Crash of Flight 323 (2003)

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Written by Bill Cain

Directed by Jeff Bleckner

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2003

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

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Cast

Kevin DunnCyrus
Mandy PatinkinAl Cummings
Tyra Ferrell
Eric CloseTom Price
Julia ArkosTicket Agent
Noah BeggsFinbar
Doron BellBullet
Darcy BelsherBurke
Fulvio CecereBurke's Dad
Meghan BlackMichelle
Ken CamrouxSeator
Frank CassiniTony
Nicola CrosbieReporter
Image for Roger R. CrossRoger R. CrossCo-Pilot
Benita HaD.C. Flight Attendant
Carmen MooreFlight Attendant
Lori StewartFlight Attendant
Bernard CufflingPatrician
Brett CullenHub Weber
Bill Dow
Patricia DrakeNatalie
Biski GugusheTechnician
Isabella HofmannAnita
Mi-Jung LeeNews Anchor
Anne Marie DeLuiseSara P.
Catherine Lough HaggquistSecretary
Dion LutherEdmunds
David MackayLoud Jerk
Brian MarkinsonMcGregor
Hrothgar MathewsO'Donnell
Image for Paul McGillionPaul McGillionJoe
Ted McGinleyReese Faulkner
Deanna MilliganMiriam
Mina E. MinaAuthor
Ty OlssonLars
Gigi RiceAnnie
Richard RiehleErnie Wilson
Claire RileyReporter
Jeffrey D. SamsJohn Pierce
Freda Foh ShenSavanah Cummings
Elizabeth Shepherd
Francie Swift
Ken TremblettRugby guy
Adam TsouPeter Paul
Robert Wisden
Russell Yuen

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