No Place to Run

An adopted boy's parents are killed, and to keep him from returning to the state's custody, he and his grandfather run away.

Cast

Herschel Bernardi

as Hyam Malsh

Scott Jacoby

as Doug

Stefanie Powers

as Bonnie Howard

Larry Hagman

as Jay Fox

Neville Brand

as Remus

Tom Bosley

as Dr. Golinski

Kay Medford

as Landlady

Robert Donner

as Car Salesman

Wesley Lau

as Bill Ryan

Woodrow Parfrey

as Motel Manager

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