The Eddie Capra Mysteries

The Eddie Capra Mysteries

The Eddie Capra Mysteries

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The Eddie Capra Mysteries

1978- 1979

1 Seasons

13 Episodes

6.5(2 votes)

Ended

Mystery

Overview

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Social & External

Production Companies

Universal Television

Episodes

No episodes found for this season.

Cast & Crew

6 members

Acting

Vincent Baggetta

Eddie Capra

Vincent Baggetta

Acting

Wendy Phillips

Lacey Brown

Wendy Phillips

Acting

Stella Stevens

Unknown Role

Stella Stevens

Acting

Michael Horton

Harvey Winchell

Michael Horton

Acting

Seven McDonald

Jennie Brown

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Acting

Ken Swofford

J.J. Devlin

Ken Swofford

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