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The Super Seventies

“Memories from Pro Football's Greatest Era”

Synopsis

Wherein the teams and players that dominated the decade are recalled in their peak moments. The "Immaculate Reception", "Doomsday in the Dome", the "Over the Hill Gang", the "No Name Defense" and the "Steel Curtain" live on this splendid retrospective. Features Spectacular footage and the Team and Player of the Decade (the Steelers and O.J. Simpson). As usual, John Facenda's personable narration adds an exciting edge to the film.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Bob Angelo
Screenplay & Story
Bob Angelo
Original Title
The Super Seventies
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
49m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Bob Angelo

Screenplay & Story

Bob Angelo

Producers

Ed Sabol

Department Leadership Roster

Bob Angelo

Director

Bob Angelo

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Super Seventies.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Super Seventies

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

What is The Super Seventies about?

Wherein the teams and players that dominated the decade are recalled in their peak moments. The "Immaculate Reception", "Doomsday in the Dome", the "Over the Hill Gang", the "No Name Defense" and the "Steel Curtain" live on this splendid retrospective. Features Spectacular footage and the Team and Player of the Decade (the Steelers and O.J. Simpson). As usual, John Facenda's personable narration adds an exciting edge to the film.

Who directed The Super Seventies?

The Super Seventies was directed by Bob Angelo.

Who stars in The Super Seventies?

The principal cast of The Super Seventies includes John Facenda.

When was The Super Seventies released and how long is it?

The Super Seventies was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 49m.