Product Description: An action-packed drama dealing with the difficulties involved in the construction of a majestic skyscraper. A team of construction experts struggle to complete the project on schedule
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Rating: - Lee Majors is The Man of Steel........
The Six Million Dollar Man plays The man of Steel. How perfect is that?! This movie took a place in Lee Majors' actual home town Kentucky. It was reported that they used actual under the construction building (Kincaid Tower) at the time and build the set on top roof of Eastern Kentucky University building for the shooting.
This was not critically claimed nor big box office hit, and yet it is the one of the best action drama Majors ever produced and stared. Steel surely shines in his life long acting career. It defines what kind of actor he was, and he had great qualities ... Read More
Rating: - A film close to my heart
I have been looking for a copy of this film for along time. Two of my cousins played extras in the movie. They got to attend the premire in Lexington and said it was the best thing they ever did. One of my cousins is now passed away, so it makes it even more of a family keepsake. I showed it to my dad on Sunday and he pointed out some of the senses that I missed my cousins in. I can't wait to sit down with my cousin and watch it again. The copy my dad had disappeared years ago and no one had been able to find the movie until I found it here. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie premire.
Rating: - A pretty good film that is close to my heart....
I attended the premiere of Steel in my hometome, Lexington, Ky., the city where it was filmed. My late husband, an ironworker, and I, both worked for the company that performed the steel erection for Kincaid Tower, the building used as the centerpiece for this quite interesting film and the firm listed in the credits. We knew many of the 'real' ironworkers who worked as uncredited extras on the film.
The premiere was held at a vintage Lexington theater and was attended by several of the stars including Lee Majors (Mike Catton) and Terry Kiser (Valentino). A reception held at Kincaid ... Read More
Rating: - I was fortunate enough to see this at the movies
I wish i could say more, but if you like lee majors as an actor in his early career, you should love STEEL.
I am buying my vhs copy now, cause i haven't seen it since it came out in movie theatres.
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