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The Case of the Baltimore Girls (1978)
TV Movie | 93 min | Drama

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The Case of the Baltimore Girls (1978)

TV Movie | 93 min | Drama

This was a made for tv movie made up of two episodes of the tv drama, "Griff." It revolves around the the murder of some young girls. One of them is a famous singer who died shortly after having an abortion.

Directors

Edward M. Abroms (as Edward Abroms) | Allen Baron

Writers

Peter S. Fischer (written by) (story editor) | Robert Biheller (written by) (as Robert S. Biheller) | W. Dal Jenkins (written by) (as Dal Jenkins) | Larry Cohen (based on characters created by)

Producers

Steven Bochco | Harry Tatelman

Composer

Elliot Kaplan (music)

Cinematographer

Enzo A. Martinelli

Editors

Jamie Caylor | David Howe

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Updated Jan 23, 1978

Release date

Jan 23, 1978 (United States)

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25 cast members

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