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

Sam Edwards
Robert Walker Jr.
Robert Miano
Milton Frome
Bob Hastings
Antony Carbone
Gerald Hiken
Fred Sadoff
Joey Aresco
Judy Lewis
Ji-Tu Cumbuka
Burt Mustin
Gloria LeRoy
Stephen Manley
Connie Sawyer
Wayne Maunder
Eddie Ryder
Anthony Eisley
Sabrina Scharf
Charles Lampkin
Pat Delaney
Tina Andrews
Tommy Cook
Paul Mantee
Trish Stewart
Eugene Daniels
Dennis Cole
Michael Kearney
Phillip Pine
Larry Manetti
John Stephenson
Brenda Sykes
Jordan Rhodes
Eric Lawson
Marlyn Mason
Curt Conway
John Zaremba
Noah Keen
Gary Vinson
Tom Hallick
Wallace Rooney
Hal Smith
Ben Andrews
Jo Ann Harris
Valentin de Vargas
Lane Bradbury
Jonathan Lippe
Ed Bakey
Rex Holman
Gary Clarke
Michael Bell
Dan Ferrone
Barry Atwater
Ted Gehring
Darrell Fetty
Richard Ely
Regis Cordic
Herman Poppe
Mitch Vogel
Bettye Ackerman

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