After the Shock explained

Genre:	Drama
Director:	Gary Sherman^[1] ^[2]
Executive Producer:	Ross Albert Gary Sherman
Starring:	Yaphet Kotto Jack Scalia
Cinematography:	Alex Nepomniaschy
Editor:	Ross Albert
Company:	Gary Sherman Productions Wilshire Court Productions
Network:	USA Network^[3] ^[4]
Runtime:	100 minutes
Country:	United States
Language:	English

After the Shock is a 1990 American made-for-television disaster film that is directed by Gary Sherman and aired on USA Network on September 12, 1990. The film is about the aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake that hit San Francisco on October 17, 1989.^[5]

Cast

• Jack Scalia as Jack Thompson
• Yaphet Kotto as William McElroy
• Tuck Milligan as Terry Brown
• Richard Anthony Crenna as Patrick Wallace
• Rue McClanahan as Sherra Cox
• Paul Ben-Victor as Dr. Steven Brattesani
• Michael Clark as Capt. Bob Boudoures
• Gary Swanson as Lt. Pete Cornyn
• Scott Valentine as Gerry Shannon
• Brian Thompson as Tom
• Charlotte Crossley as Mother with Child
• Carlease Burke as Screaming Woman
• Clinton Derricks-Carroll as Neighbor

Awards

The film was nominated for the Outstanding Achievement in Choreography Emmy Award.

Notes and References

1. News: Letofsky. Irv. September 12, 1990. TV Reviews : 'After the Shock': A Grim, Cautionary Tale on Earthquakes. Los Angeles Times.
2. Book: Kay. Rose. Glenn. Michael. Disaster Movies: A Loud, Long, Explosive, Star-studded Guide to Avalanches .... 2006. Chicago Review Press. 76. 9781569762257.
3. News: McKerrow. Steve. September 12, 1990. USA's earthquake show is surprisingly good. The Baltimore Sun.
4. News: Zad. Martie. September 9, 1990. MICKEY ROONEY, 'BLACK STALLION' SERIES ON FAMILY CHANNEL. The Washington Post.
5. Kay, Glenn and Michael Rose, Disaster Movies, Chicago Review Press, An A Capella Book, Chicago, 2006 p. 76