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For the People (1965) — Seasons, Ratings & Cast | Insight Media Hub

For the People (1965)

Name: For the People
Genre: Drama, Legal
Released: 1965-01-31
Cast: William Shatner, Howard Da Silva, Lonny Chapman, Jessica Walter

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1 season · 0 episodes~60 min/epEndedDramaLegal

Overview

David Koster is an obsessive New York City assistant district attorney who gets into trouble because of his passion for justice. His boss, Anthony Celese, tries to keep him under control while New York police detective Frank Malloy helps him solve cases. Koster's wife Jessica is a viola player in a string quartet and her own life's priorities come into conflict with David's.

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Network: CBS

Cast & characters

William Shatner

as David Koster

Howard Da Silva

as Anthony Celese

Lonny Chapman

as Frank Malloy

Jessica Walter

as Phyllis Koster

For the People — quick answers

Q.How many seasons of For the People are there?

For the People has 1 season totalling 0 episodes, and the series has concluded.

Q.Who stars in For the People?

The main cast of For the People includes William Shatner (David Koster), Howard Da Silva (Anthony Celese), Lonny Chapman (Frank Malloy), Jessica Walter (Phyllis Koster).