Back to the Streets of San Francisco (1992)
Mike Stone's back and his old partner, Steve Keller, is missing. So Mike heads up an investigation. At the same time, he is investigating another brutal murder. And he is trying to decide which of two inspectors shall he recommend for the position of Lieutenant; a woman who has a "Dirty Harry" tendency or a man who reminds him of Steve Keller.
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Mike Stone's back and his old partner, Steve Keller, is missing. So Mike heads up an investigation. At the same time, he is investigating another brutal murder. And he is trying to decide which of two inspectors shall he recommend for the position of Lieutenant; a woman who has a "Dirty Harry" tendency or a man who reminds him of Steve Keller.
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Genre:Crime, TV Movie, Drama
Written By:William Robert Yates
In Theaters:1/27/1992
Box Office:
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Television, Spelling Entertainment
Cast
Mel Damski
Director
Karl Malden
Mike Stone
Darleen Carr
Jeannie Stone
William Daniels
Julius Burns
Debrah Farentino
Sarah Burns
Conor O'Farrell
David O'Connor
Carl Lumbly
Charlie Walker
Paul Benjamin
Henry Brown
Nick Scoggin
Carl Murchinson
Robert Parnell
Sam Hendrix
Ed Vasgersian
Sergeant Pasarella
Lorri Holt
Anne Keller
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