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"Family Law" Americans (2001)


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Director:
Elodie Keene
Writers:
Scott Cameron (writer)
Gregory J. Gettas (story)
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TV Series:
"Family Law" (1999)
Original Air Date:
30 April 2001 (Season 2, Episode 21)
Genre:
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Cast

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Kathleen Quinlan ... Lynn Holt
Dixie Carter ... Randi King

Julie Warner ... Danni Lipton

Tony Danza ... Joe Celano
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Kyle Alcazar ... Bobby Grant

Dion Anderson
Craig Appel ... Swat Team Leader

Gil Birmingham ... Bernard
Earl Boen ... Judge Samuel Martin
Tantoo Cardinal ... Mrs. Grant
Al Harrington ... Daniel

Michelle Horn ... Cassie Holt

Mylo Ironbear ... Tribal Councilman

Phill Lewis ... Lawyer
Litefoot ... John Grant (as G. Paul Davis)

Sean Lucore ... Police Officer #1

Scott MacDonald ... U.S. Marshal #1

Christopher McDonald ... Rex Weller

Russell Means ... James Saginaw
Tracy Middendorf ... Amanda Grant
Salli Richardson-Whitfield ... Viveca Foster
David Roberson ... Judge Walter Daniels

Timilee Romolini ... Mary Beth Whitman

Kimberly Scott ... Carla Turner
John Strand ... Marshall McLuhan
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Series Cast
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Cristián de la Fuente ... Andres Diaz

Orla Brady ... Naoise O'Neill
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