The Boston Strangler
1968Boston is being terrorized by a series of seemingly random murders of women. Based on the true story, the film follows the investigators path through several leads before introducing the Strangler as a character. It is seen almost exclusively from the point of view of the investigators who have very few clues to build a case upon.
Acted in
Tony Curtis
as Albert DeSalvo
Henry Fonda
as John S. Bottomly
George Kennedy
as Det. Phil DiNatale
Mike Kellin
as Julian Soshnick
Hurd Hatfield
as Terence Huntley
Murray Hamilton
as Det. Frank McAfee
Jeff Corey
as John Asgeirsson
Sally Kellerman
as Dianne Cluny
William Marshall
as Atty. Gen. Edward W. Brooke
George Voskovec
as Peter Hurkos
Leora Dana
as Mary Bottomly
Carolyn Conwell
as Irmgard DeSalvo
Jeanne Cooper
as Cloe
Austin Willis
as Dr. Nagy
Lara Lindsay
as Bobbie Eden
George Furth
as Lyonel Brumley
Richard X. Slattery
as Det. Capt. Ed Willis
William Hickey
as Eugene T. O'Rourke
Eve Collyer
as Ellen Ridgeway
Gwyda Donhowe
as Alice Oakville
Alex Dreier
as News Commentator
John Cameron Swayze
as T.V. Narrator
Shelley Burton
as David Parker
Elizabeth Baur
as Harriet Fordin
James Brolin
as Det. Sgt. Phil Lisi
George Tyne
as Dr. Kramer
Dana Elcar
as Luis Schubert
William Traylor
as Arnie Carr
Carole Shelley
as Dana Banks
Karen Ericson
as Pat Bruner (as Karen Huston)
David Armstrong
as Suspect
Enid Markey
as Edna
Dorothy Blackburn
as Minnie Adams
Almira Sessions
as Emma Hodak
Isabella Hoopes
as Bertha Blum
Richard Krisher
as Tom
Arthur Hanson
as Commissioner
Walter Klavun
as Chief of Police
Tim Herbert
as Cedric
Matt Bennett
as Harold
Penny Williams
as Mae
Janis Young
as Louise Parker
George Fisher
as Mr. Taylor
David Lewis
as Judge Schroeder
Pamela McMyler
as Grace
Owen Orr
as Dick Matheson
Nancie Phillips
as Barbara Wise
Alex Rocco
as Lt. Lurie
Dennis Cross
as Steve
Harry Carter
as Detective (uncredited)