Burning Rage

While coal fires burn beneath a depressed mining town a greedy businessman stops at nothing to buy up the mineral rights.

Cast

Barbara Mandrell

as Kate Bishop

Tom Wopat

as Tom Silver

Bert Remsen

as J.D. Moses

John Pleshette

as Frank Vandenberg

Mary Grace Canfield

as Nettie McFadden

Carol Kane

as Mary Harwood

Eddie Albert

as Will Larson

Terri Gardner

as June Summers

Doug Bledsoe

as Mike Brockey

Robert Schuch

as Luke Brockey

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