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Philip Marlowe
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Bruce Boa
Don Luigi
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Sandra Dickinson
Blossom
1 episode
Gayle Hunnicutt
Sally Glenn
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William Hootkins
Frank Dorr
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Ed Bishop
District Attorney
1 episode
John Terry
George Dial
1 episode
Bill Bailey
Hugo Candless
1 episode
Arabella Weir
Carita
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Waiter
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Kathryn Leigh Scott
Annie Riordan
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Shane Rimmer
Detective Murphy
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Melody Anderson
Rhonda Farr
1 episode
John Vernon
Big John Masters
1 episode
Helen Shaver
Belle Delaguerra
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Robin Givens
Token Ware
1 episode
Kate Trotter
Irma Dean
1 episode
Christopher Newton
Rupert Eaton
1 episode
Ken Pogue
Lt. Angus
1 episode
Eugene Clark
Rufe
1 episode
Al Waxman
Trimmer Waltz
1 episode
Ardon Bess
Jed Mason
1 episode
Taborah Johnson
Rose
1 episode
Anthony Sherwood
Reno
1 episode
Gene Mack
Cathouse Heavy
1 episode
Victoria Snow
Reporter
1 episode
Michelyn Emelle
Cathouse Lady
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Peter Carlisle
Jury Foreman
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1975 · 28 votes
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