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Streets of San Francisco

Approved19491hGeorge Blair
IMDb 5.8

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A gangster's son sees his father rob and murder a man. The detective investigating the case, deciding that the boy will never tell what he knows if he's locked up in juvenile detention, takes the boy home with him to spend some ti...

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What is Streets of San Francisco (1949) about?

A gangster's son sees his father rob and murder a man. The detective investigating the case, deciding that the boy will never tell what he knows if he's locked up in juvenile detention, takes the boy home with him to spend some ti...

Who stars in Streets of San Francisco?

Streets of San Francisco stars Robert Armstrong, Mae Clarke, Gary Gray. The film was directed by George Blair.

How long is Streets of San Francisco?

Streets of San Francisco has a runtime of 1 h and premiered in 1949. It is rated Approved.

Is Streets of San Francisco worth watching?

Streets of San Francisco holds an IMDb rating of 5.8/10. Fans of Crime, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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