Chiefs (1983– )Three generations of police chiefs for a southern town go about their jobs while a serial murderer operates. |
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Chiefs (1983– )Three generations of police chiefs for a southern town go about their jobs while a serial murderer operates. |
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| Charlton Heston | ... |
Hugh Holmes
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Keith Carradine | ... |
Foxy Funderburke
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Stephen Collins | ... |
Billy Lee
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Brad Davis | ... |
Sonny Butts
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Tess Harper | ... |
Carrie Lee
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Wayne Rogers | ... |
Will Henry Lee
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Paul Sorvino | ... |
Sheriff Skeeter Willis
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Victoria Tennant | ... |
Trish Lee
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Billy Dee Williams | ... |
Tyler Watts (aka Joshua Cole)
(3 episodes, 1983)
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Lane Smith | ... |
Hoss Spence
(3 episodes, 1983)
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| Leo Burmester | ... |
Emmett Spence
(2 episodes, 1983)
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Kaiulani Lee | ... |
Mrs. Butts
(2 episodes, 1983)
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| Novella Nelson | ... |
Nellie Cole
(2 episodes, 1983)
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| J. Kenneth Campbell | ... |
Dr. Tom Manton
(2 episodes, 1983)
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James Brown Henderson | ... |
Pieback Johnson
(2 episodes, 1983)
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| Leon Rippy | ... |
Tommy Allen
(2 episodes, 1983)
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This series tells the story of a southern town's police chiefs and the serial murderer who confounds them. Will Henry Lee is the first chief, an easygoing man who works to establish the position while the murderer begins his havoc. The second is a violent racist who stumbles about his job as the murderer continues his. Tyler Watts is the final chief in the story, an African-American cop who must deal with the virulent racism of his community while he puts together the pieces to finally bring the murderer to justice. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
My entire family was riveted to the "Chiefs". I feel that it is one of the best written and casted films to this day. I'd promote this movie until I die. It was intelligently written, eluding to hideous crimes without the overkill of blood and gore. Anyone that appreciates old cars, old cycles and vivid acting would benefit to rent, buy or borrow Chiefs. I like to tell anyone that will listen that they will be on the edge of their seats for most of the movie. I was a teenager when it came on TV. To this day I can remember how I felt during the 'handlebar scene'. Sad to say, this movie's plot is the first thing I think of every time I hear of a disappearance or kidnapping in the real world. I'd rate this as one movie I would want on my TV line up once a year. A remake is in order if it could be cast with such strong actors again.