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Jericho Fever (1993) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 16, 1993

Original Title:
Jericho Fever

Genres:
Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Paramount Television
Sankan Productions
USA Network
Wilshire Court Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 88

Power to cure or power to kill?

Overview from TheMovieDB

A group of terrorists bomb peace negotiations in Mexico. One of the terrorists contracts a fever disease during the attack. The terrorists flee across the border to the US and while they are in the process of crossing the border they committ a murder. The sick terrorist infects a large number of people in New Mexico, and the patients start dying as the doctors are unable to cure the disease. A female doctor from the Centers for Disease Control arrives in New Mexico. Together with an FBI agent she starts to search for the terrorists. But there are also others who are looking for the terrorists...

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Production

Co-Producer:
Terence A. Donnelly

Costume Design:
Katherine Dover

Director:
Sandor Stern

Director of Photography:
Ronald M. Lautore

Editor:
Leon Carrere

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Mel Swope

Hair Department Head:
Camille Henderson

Makeup Department Head:
Camille Henderson

Music:
Cameron Allan

Producer:
Sandor Stern
Kandy Stern

Production Design:
Robin Peyton

Set Decoration:
Helen Britten

Story:
Sandor Stern
I.C. Rapoport

Stunt Coordinator:
Terry James

Teleplay:
I.C. Rapoport

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