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Peter Gunn is a american film of genre Drama directed by Blake Edwards released in USA on 23 april 1989 with Peter Strauss
Peter Gunn (1989)
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It was intended as a pilot to relaunch the Peter Gunn franchise starring Peter Strauss in the Craig Stevens role. The pilot was aired, but a TV series was not commissioned.
Synopsis
Le détective Peter Gunn (Peter Strauss) enquête sur la mort du frère d'un ami. Son enquête dérange à la fois la police et les truands locaux, ce qui lui attire plusieurs ennuis, sans lui donner envie de renoncer à découvrir la vérité.Actors
Peter Strauss
(Peter Gunn)
Peter Jurasik
(Lieutenant Jacoby)
Jennifer Edwards
(Maggie)
David Rappaport
(Speck)
Barbara Williams
(Edie)
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