Sci-fi disaster film dubbed 'a gut-wrenching ride' is airing free on TV this weekend
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe 1998 science fiction disaster film, Deep Impact, is scheduled for a television broadcast this weekend. Channel 4 will air the movie on Sunday (November 24), and it will also be accessible on the streaming service 4 on Demand.
The film portrays humanity's efforts to prepare for and obliterate a seven-mile wide comet that threatens to collide with Earth and trigger a mass extinction.
The cast boasts an array of renowned actors including Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood, Vanessa Redgrave, and James Cromwell.
Emmy Award-winning director Mimi Leder, known for The Peacemaker, Thick as Thieves, and On The Basis of Sex, directed Deep Impact, reports the Mirror.
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