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Mike Hammer, Private Eye: With Stacy Keach, Shane Conrad, Shannon Whirry, Kent Williams. Stacy Keach's original portrayal of the title character is revived with a new Velda and a different cop as his friend.
Mike Hammer, Private Eye is an American syndicated television program based on the adventures of the fictitious private detective Mike Hammer, created by novelist Mickey Spillane. Like the previous series, it was produced by Jay Bernstein but in a less hands-on capacity.
The adventures of Mickey Spillane's tough-talking, brawling, skirt-chasing private detective Mike Hammer, who's always ready to use his fists on a "mug" or his charm on a "skirt" to get the case solved.
The New Mike Hammer: Created by Larry Brody. With Stacy Keach, Lindsay Bloom, Don Stroud, Kent Williams. The cases of Mickey Spillane's classic private eye character.
Watch Mike Hammer, Private Eye Free Online | 2 Seasons. Mickey Spillane's hard-boiled sleuth cracks cases in the chaotic streets of 1990s New York, teeming with danger, deception and dames.
After a hard boiled mystery writer hires Mike to help him with an ending to his latest book, he is murdered. Mike, Velda and Nick realize the book was based upon an actual disappearance or murder and try to solve it in order to find out who murdered the writer.
Mike Hammer, Private Eye. Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (later titled The New Mike Hammer ), with Stacy Keach in the title role, is an American crime drama television series that originally aired on CBS from January 28, 1984, to May 13, 1987. The series consisted of 51 installments: 46 one-hour episodes, a two-part pilot episode ( More Than ...
Mike Hammer, Private Eye. A friend of Mike's who is believed dead turns up and asks Mike to find out who was behind the attempt on his life and the deaths of two others, who were less lucky. Lila B is a singer who is romantically involved with a mobster, Johnny Dive.
Working the chaotic streets of New York is no easy gig, but Mike Hammer is ordinary private eye. This adaptation Mickey Spillane's legendary detective puts grit and hard-boiled sleuthing into the 1990's with new cases, a new team, and plenty of new danger.
In The Big Kill, Hammer describes himself to a bargirl as a misanthrope. Spillane admitted to pulp writer Carroll John Daly, generally regarded as the inventor of the hard-boiled private eye figure, that Hammer was also loosely modeled on Race Williams, Daly's most frequently used detective character.