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Police Story: The Freeway Killings (1987)
Thriller/Drama about LAPD detectives tracking down two serial killers who are murdering hookers.
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Thriller/Drama about LAPD detectives tracking down two serial killers who are murdering hookers.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Mark Rodgers
In Theaters:5/3/1987
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Runtime:143 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures Television
Cast
William A. Graham
Director
Richard Crenna
Deputy Chief Bob Devers
Angie Dickinson
Officer Anne Cavanaugh
Tony Lo Bianco
Detective DiAngelo
Don Meredith
Detective Foley
James B. Sikking
Mayor Cameron
Ben Gazzara
Capt. Tom Wright
Gloria Loring
Kate Devers
Vincent Baggetta
Paul Harris
Scott Paulin
Lieutenant Banyon
Frances Lee McCain
Claire Wright
Julie Philips
Carrie Wright
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