The Case of the Hillside Stranglers (1989)

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Written by Darcy O'Brien, Steve Gethers

Directed by Steven Gethers

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1989

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Fact-based crime thriller, starring Dennis Farina and Billy Zane as a pair of notorious killing cousins, who murdered 10 women in Los Angeles during a five month period in the late 1970s. Richard Crenna co-stars as the determined policeman whose life is consumed by the case as he struggles to track down the dangerous duo.

Cast

Richard CrennaBob Grogan
Image for Dennis FarinaDennis FarinaAngelo Buono
Image for Billy ZaneBilly ZaneKenneth Bianchi
Tony Plana
James Tolkan
Karen AustinJ.D. Jackson
Matthew Faison
Robert Harper
Mary Jackson
Rosanna Huffman
William BassettDr. Watts
Victor BrandtDr. Owens
Rick FittsSgt. Thorpe
Ed HooksGary Wilson
Randy KovitzJason Brown
Image for Michael JacksonMichael JacksonTalk Show Host
Jennifer McAllisterGirl at Bus Stop
Larry McCormickNewscaster
Brian MulhollandCop
Judy PrescottPhillipa Sameth
Deborah ThalbergMary Grogan
Paul TulleyReporter
Tasia ValenzaLouise Sojick
Kelli WilliamsMargaret Wilson
Charles ChampionBailiff
Betsy Clark-CalandHooker
J. Teddy DavisLady Patient
Leonard DonatoMan Asking Directions
Nicole EvenhuisNikki Ross
Nigel GibbsInmate
Bob GroganWashington Policeman
Robyn HastingsHooker
Manny KleinmuntzDr. Frantz
John LyonsEx-Convict
Tommy PuettMark Grogan
Ernest SarracinoJury Foreman
Rande ScottCourt Clerk
Renata ScottDr. Baxter
Diane SherryReporter
John SistrunkVice Cop

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