Releasing them in half seasons, the first half on volume one, the second on volume two, is indeed an effective but annoying marketing scheme. Its mix of drama, noir, and humor, and its truly likable characters, made for terrific viewing. There has never been anything close to it in genre on television since. Tragg (Ray Collins) not far behind, when Perry would spring his client by revealing the real killer on the witness stand. Hamilton Burger would almost be ready to gloat, Lt. He had a playful and flirtatious relationship with Della but every viewer knew that secretly her heart belonged to Perry. William Hopper was the dapper detective, Paul Drake. It was Gardner himself who picked Burr, even though the studio only agreed to let him test for Perry if he would test for Burger too! Barbara Hale was his pretty secretary, Della Street, who kept Perry human and was in love with him. Raymond Burr had some good roles in films, but will always be remembered as Perry Mason. Perry was the attorney you wanted on your side in a jam. The television show it spawned was fabulous as entertainment, and today is widely regarded as one of the best shows the medium ever produced.
Erle Stanley Gardner's books have millions of devoted fans. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone of any age who doesn't at least recognize the name. Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.Perry Mason is as much a part of American culture as apple pie and mom. Playing a young maid who takes over the Morley residence The Farmer’s Daughter “Help Not Wanted” – episode 2.08 –
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Perry Mason “The Case of the Festive Falcon” īonanza Series Regular for four episodes as Laura DaytonĪrrest and Trial “Run, Little Man, Run” 12/22/63 “The Slowest Gun in the West” telefilm 1963 Ripcord “The Well” – episode 2.35 – 1963 – playing insurance Saints and Sinners “Slug It, Miss Joyous” – 1963 episode My Favorite Martian “A Loaf of Bread, A Jug of Wine and Peaches” Have Gun Will Travel “Marshal of Sweetwater”
Tales of Wells Fargo “Who Lives By the Gun” įrontier Circus “Incident at Pawnee Gun” “The Underwater City” theatrical release 1962 Perry Mason “The Case of the Mystified Miner” Rawhide “Incident of the Wager on Payday” Rawhide “The Incident of the Phantom Bugler” The grueling 12-hours of filming, and afforded some moments of rest. “And it all happened to a girl whose first role was Water in Maeterlinck’s Bluebird, back in grade school,” quipped Kathie.įrequent costume repairs and body make-up checks were required to complete It appeared his players got “carried away” with their roles, but he let the cameras roll because “he knew the scene would sell tickets.”įor her role in the film, Kathie received scale pay – $100 and enough black-and-blue marks to convince anyone it was a hard way to earn a living. The roughness of the party scene surprised even director David Lerner, who had set it up. Kathie’s part lasted approximately ten minutes on the screen (considerably less in the now out-of-print video), but received wide acclaim in pre-release reviews. Kathie Browne is the focal point of the party scene, as she is mauled, almost stripped, kissed with drunken violence, forced to run downstairs in her undergarments to avoid being raped, set-upon by lecherous drunks, and tugged about by jealous girls. It starts out as a Chicago ward-heelers’ celebration, during the speakeasy era, which rapidly degenerates into an orgy. Highlighting the explosive film is a wild party scene. Filmed by United Artists and directed by Irving Lerner (with whom Kathie would work three times), the film was advertised as “following the book to the letter” – a letter which had gotten the publication criticized, censured, denounced blackballed and blacklisted “by every civic and religious group in the land.” Farrell, “Studs Lonigan” was filmed in 1960 and released in 1961. “Studs Lonigan” theatrical release (uncredited)īased on the book by the same name, written by James T. Perry Mason “The Case of the Provocative Protégé” The Man From Blackhawk “Drawing Account”
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