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Fire!

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Fire! is a 1977 American disaster television film produced by Irwin Allen and directed by Earl Bellamy. The story concerns a large forest fire in Oregon that begins through arson and threatens communities, infrastructure, and people in its path. The film belongs to the disaster-movie television cycle of the 1970s and is aimed at viewers interested in rescue narratives, emergency response, and large-scale natural hazards.

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What is the story of Fire!?

Fire! is a 1977 American disaster television film about a large forest fire in Oregon. The fire begins through arson and threatens communities, infrastructure, and people in its path.

Who directed the television film Fire!?

Fire! was directed by Earl Bellamy. It was produced by Irwin Allen and belongs to the disaster-film tradition associated with his work.

Where does the disaster in Fire! take place?

The story is set around a large forest fire in Oregon. The blaze spreads toward communities and infrastructure, creating the film's central emergency.

When was Fire! made?

Fire! is a 1977 American disaster television film. Irwin Allen produced it, and Earl Bellamy directed it.

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