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- Cutting Edge A Very British Storm Junkie (Season 30, Episode 16)
- TV Episode |Documentary
Cutting Edge
A Very British Storm Junkie (Season 30, Episode 16)
TV Episode |Documentary
Stuart Robinson is a man who travels around the world to chase storms. This documentary follows follows his quest to get into the eye of the storm in America and the impact it has on his wife.
Directors
Nick Holt |Olly Lambert |Pete Woods |James Parnis
Producer
Composer
Editors
Samuel R. Santana (as Sam Santana) |Alex Sutcliffe |Martin Thompson
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Feb 12, 2009
Release date
Feb 12, 2009 (United Kingdom)
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| Cast | + Add Cast |
|---|---|
| 4 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Jason ThorpeSelf - Narrator (voice) Self - Narrator (voice) See fewer |
The Witcher (2019) |
 Alison Baker Self Self See fewer |
Cutting Edge (1990) |
| Roger Hill Self Self See fewer |
Naked Science (2004) |
| Stuart Robinson Self Self See fewer |
Cutting Edge (1990) |
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