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1997
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No sooner has serial rapist Lewis Darnell (Burt Young) been released on parole than a young woman is assaulted and murdered....
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1997
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After a seven-year absence from the small screen, NYPD detective Theo Kojak (Telly Savalas) made a comeback in the TV-movie...
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1985
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Seven years after the cancellation of the CBS TV series Kojak, the network attempted to revive the property with this...
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Captain Frank McNeil
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1985
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1984
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Freed from a Japanese POW camp and safely returned to Walton's Mountain, Ben intends to enter the postwar working world as a...
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1981
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The fifth and final season of Kojak (the original version, that is) begins with a typically brutal entry, "The Queen of...
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Chief of Detectives Frank McNeil
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1977
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Beginning with its fourth season, Kojak was largely filmed on location in New York City, moving production out of its...
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Chief of Detectives Frank McNeil
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1976
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Question: "Who loves ya, baby?" Answer: "The whole world." By the time the gritty detective drama Kojak entered its third...
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Chief of Detectives Frank McNeil
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1975
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Bald, cynical, lollipop-sucking New York police detective Lt. Theo Kojak returns in the person of Telly Savalas for a second...
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Chief of Detectives Frank McNeil
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1974
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"Batman and Robin" are the principal characters in the fact-based The Super Cops. Well, not the real Batman and Robin; these...
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Krasna
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1974
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1973
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Call to Danger was a title that had already been applied to two unsold pilot films before this TV movie made its first...
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1973
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Chief of Detectives Frank McNeil
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1973
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The character of tough, sarcastic, lollipop-sucking New York City police detective Theo Kojak was introduced in...
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Frank McNeil
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1973
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1972
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Fuzz treads the line between raucous comedy and gut-churning melodrama. Based on an "87th Precinct" novel by Ed McBain (aka...
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1972
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One of Woody Allen's earlier, more slapstick-oriented efforts, Bananas tells the story of Fielding Mellish (Allen), a...
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1971
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When Jimmy Price (Jim Brown) wins an upset victory for sheriff, he becomes the first black man ever to hold the job (or any...
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1970
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When Woody Allen's fans refer to his "earlier, funnier" pictures, they often cite his directorial debut as a shining example....
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1969
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The beauty of classical music confronts the ugliness and treachery of war in this unusual drama. Lionel Evans...
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1967
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World-renowned humanitarian Juliet Sinclair (Ruth Roman) has arrived in America to deliver a cute Chinese orphan girl named...
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1967
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Using the alias Stephen Fitzgerald, con artist Andrew Cook (James Daly) has married the widow of a bank owner, embezzled the...
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1966
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An intelligent, eccentric high school senior devotes his life to indulging the every whim of the beautiful girl he adores in...
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1966
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John "The Cropper" Cropsey (Don Gordon) is fed up with doing the dirty work for bootlegger Jules Flack (Harold J. Stone), so...
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1963
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Sidney Poitier plays Homer Smith, an aimless ex-GI who takes a temporary handyman job at a Southwestern farm maintained by...
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Father Murphy
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1963
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The town of Mayberry is agog when a Hollywood producer and his entourage breeze into town. Captivated by the community's...
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1961
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