The Streets of San Francisco: Let's Pretend We're Strangers (1977)
SFPD homicide inspector Robbins (Richard Hatch) falls in love with attractive public defender Susan Harper (Linda Kelsey). Unfortunately, the course of romance proves to be a bumpy one when Susan champions the cause of a murder suspect whom has been charged on the basis of prima facie evidence. Ultimately, Susan manages to spring the suspect, resulting in plenty of trouble for herself and Robbins. Prominent in the supporting case is character actor William Benedict, perennial Western Union delivery boy in many an A- and B-picture of the 1930s and 1940s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Walter E. Grauman
Synopsis of The Streets of San Francisco: Let's Pretend We're Strangers
SFPD homicide inspector Robbins (Richard Hatch) falls in love with attractive public defender Susan Harper (Linda Kelsey). Unfortunately, the course of romance proves to be a bumpy one when Susan champions the cause of a murder suspect whom has been charged on the basis of prima facie evidence. Ultimately, Susan manages to spring the suspect, resulting in plenty of trouble for herself and Robbins. Prominent in the supporting case is character actor William Benedict, perennial Western Union delivery boy in many an A- and B-picture of the 1930s and 1940s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Streets of San Francisco: Let's Pretend We're Strangers
- William Benedict - Dorsey Chandler
- Robert Brubaker - Capt. Don Smith
- Linda Kelsey - Susan Harper
- Betty A. Rees - Yvonne
- Maggie Wel Wellman - Kim Wilson
- Christopher Brooks - Earl
- Brent Davis - Spence
- Frank Biro - Judge Jones
- Ted Chapman - Harvey Chapman
- Nolan Leary - Swafford
- Beverly Washburn - Michelle Rhodes
- Mark Wheeler - Billy Martin
- Joseph Miksak - Greg Lerman
- Director(s):
- Walter E. Grauman
- Writer(s):
- Carol Saraceno
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