The Streets of San Francisco

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Running Time: 60 minutes (approx)

Excellent crime drama from the 1970s featuring karl malden as the wise Lieutenant Mike Stone who is partnered with the idealistic young Steve Keller played by Michael Douglas.

Together they solve homicide cases in san francisco, the scripts are involved and thoughtful and the performances of stars and guest stars are always compelling.

Main Cast

Steven Keats
Mary Murphy
Sharon Acker
Douglas Fowley
Dabbs Greer
Joyce Van Patten
Lenore Kasdorf
Nicholas Colasanto
Robert Karnes
Anthony Geary
Scott Hylands
Walter Brooke
Eugene Roche
Felice Orlandi
Roy Poole
Rick Lenz
Jock Mahoney
Pernell Roberts
Allan Miller
Claude Akins
Lisa Eilbacher
Robert Drivas
Susan Dey
Belinda Montgomery
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Eduard Franz
John Saxon
George Voskovec
Alan Fudge
Mark Lambert
Richard Egan
Parker Stevenson
Leif Erickson
Ken Swofford
Darleen Carr
Alan Bergmann
Philip Bruns
Robert Emhardt
Paul Cavonis
Maidie Norman
Eric Server
Lee Montgomery
Kent Smith
Vaughn Taylor
Stephen Young
Barry Primus
Ken Lynch
Richard Bakalyan
Jason Evers
Dick Van Patten
Mike Burns
Don Stroud
Eileen Heckart
Pat Renella
Art Metrano
Karen Carlson
John Kerr
Sheree North
Brock Peters
George Clifton

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