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They Only Come Out at Night (1975)
Jack Warden plays real-life Los Angeles detective John St. John in this pilot for the Jigsaw John television series. He and his Native American partner track a pervert serial killer of elderly women.
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Jack Warden plays real-life Los Angeles detective John St. John in this pilot for the Jigsaw John television series. He and his Native American partner track a pervert serial killer of elderly women.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Al Martinez
In Theaters:4/29/1975
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:MGM Television
Cast
Daryl Duke
Director
Jack Warden
John "Jigsaw" St. John
Charles Ynfante
Tallchief
Madeleine Sherwood
Helen St. John
Joe Mantell
Lt. Baylor
Tim O'Connor
Det. Lee Masters
Dick Dinman
David Kanlan
Lily Valenty
Mrs. Eichman
BarBara Luna
Receptionist
Solomon Karriem
Petulia
Melendy Britt
Mrs. Owens
Constance Pfeifer
Eichman Daughter
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