TV SeriesBorn Free
1974 · NBC · Ended · 45 min

TV Series1974 · NBC · Ended · 45 min
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Gary Collins
George Adamson
13 episodes

Diana Muldaur
Joy Adamson
13 episodes

Hal Frederick
Makedde
7 episodes
Joseph De Craft
Joe Kanini
7 episodes
Peter Lukoye
Nuru
7 episodes

Dawn Lyn
Regan Mallory
3 episodes
John De Villiers
Rob Mallory
3 episodes
Nelson Kajuna
Akutan / Awaru / Youth
3 episodes
Mike Bugara
Friend / Youth
2 episodes
Dick Aqudah
Kibu / Herdsman
2 episodes
James Vickery
Ken Warren
2 episodes
Ricky Gitahi
Wamai
1 episode
Erastus Kague
Kiburo
1 episode
F. Kimotho
Mbolo
1 episode
Abdulla Sunado
Azuba
1 episode

Peter Lawford
John Forbes
1 episode
Seth Adagala
Police Commissioner
1 episode
Robert Kaman
Nahama
1 episode
Bartholomew Sketch
Kabero
1 episode

Hari Rhodes
Dr. Alan Kamante
1 episode
Janet Young
Isobel
1 episode

Susan Dey
Terri Hill
1 episode
Barry Gaymer
Max Whittaker
1 episode

Dan O'Herlihy
Archie Gordon
1 episode
Alex Okdth
Bantumi
1 episode
Charles Hayes
Place
1 episode
William Dnyanca
Mwanga
1 episode
Salami Coker
Jawali
1 episode
William Allot
Bamuna
1 episode

Glenn Corbett
Paul Kellerman
1 episode
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