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Released
2001 · FILM

Gridiron & Steel

The Mills are Gone but the Fire Burns On

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Runtime
57 min
Documentary

Synopsis

Discusses the cultural significance of both the sport of football and the steel mills in Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania. Includes comments from football stars hailing from the region.

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Principal cast & crew: 4

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Edited by Jim EttorreShot by Lou YellinScored by Joe Grushecky

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