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Release Date:
24 October 1973 (USA) morePlot:
A bald police detective with a firey righteous attitude battles crime in his city. full summaryAwards:
Won 3 Golden Globes. Another 7 wins & 19 nominations moreNewsDesk:
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Theo Kojak kicked major ass and made the bald look cool moreCast
(Series Cast Summary - 6 of 205) | Telly Savalas | ... | Lt. Theo Kojak (118 episodes, 1973-1978) |
 | Dan Frazer | ... | Capt. Frank McNeil (112 episodes, 1973-1978) |
| Kevin Dobson | ... | Det. Bobby Crocker (112 episodes, 1973-1978) |
| George Savalas | ... | Det. Stavros / ... (110 episodes, 1973-1978) |
| Mark Russell | ... | Det. Saperstein / ... (78 episodes, 1973-1978) |
| Vince Conti | ... | Det. Rizzo / ... (61 episodes, 1974-1978) |
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60 min (118 episodes)Country:
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1.33 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Singapore:PG | Finland:K-18 (DVD) (2005) (self applied) | Canada:PG | Australia:PG | Argentina:13 | Australia:M (some episodes)Fun Stuff
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The series was translated to Hungarian in the 1970s. The actor who gave his voice to Kojak, László Inke, resembled Telly Savalas so much that a movie was shot in which he actually played Kojak (Kojak Budapesten (1980)). While the original series is in color, the Hungarian film is black and white. Also, according to the film's plot, Kojak was born in Hungary, and had been a very clumsy cop before emigrating. moreQuotes:
Kojak: You can't corrupt it. And you know why? Because to corrupt it, you've got to show how corrupt you really are. moreFAQ
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Theo Kojak was and IS the epitome of cool. He was a top cop, he kicked major criminal ass, he sucked on lollipops to kick his smoking habit, and best of all, he maintained a crome-dome so cool and fashionable, Vin Diesel doesn't even come close! The late, great Telly Savalas brought to life Det. Kojak, and thus this creation was the precursor to all those hip "supercop" TV shows to come, with NASH BRIDGES bearing in mind. Who loves ya, baby? Kojak does.