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08/01/20231h 7mUnited Kingdom

The Big Snow of '82

Topics:#weather

Synopsis

News archive, home movies and interviews with celebrities are combined to look back at the extreme weather that hit Britain in December and January 40 years ago. Stories covered include a deadly train crash caused by a blizzard, as well as the Penlee lifeboat disaster, daring motorway rescues and RAF helicopters delivering lifesaving parcels to stranded Highlanders.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Emma Slifkin, Joshua Whitehead
Original Title
The Big Snow of '82
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Release Date
08/01/2023
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 7m
Production Studios
ITN Productions

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Emma Slifkin, Joshua Whitehead

Producers

Andy Dunn, Emma Slifkin, Joshua Whitehead

Department Leadership Roster

Emma Slifkin

Producer

Emma Slifkin

Director

Joshua Whitehead

Director

Joshua Whitehead

Producer

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Big Snow of '82

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Big Snow of '82 about?

News archive, home movies and interviews with celebrities are combined to look back at the extreme weather that hit Britain in December and January 40 years ago. Stories covered include a deadly train crash caused by a blizzard, as well as the Penlee lifeboat disaster, daring motorway rescues and RAF helicopters delivering lifesaving parcels to stranded Highlanders.

Who directed The Big Snow of '82?

The Big Snow of '82 was directed by Emma Slifkin, Joshua Whitehead.

Who stars in The Big Snow of '82?

The principal cast of The Big Snow of '82 includes Belinda Stewart-Wright.

When was The Big Snow of '82 released and how long is it?

The Big Snow of '82 was released in 2023 with a total runtime of 1h 7m.