It's case closed for the Gallardos as Perry, Paul, and Della challenge the "illusion of justice"
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Cast
Raymond Burr (Perry Mason)Barbara Hale (Della Street)William Hopper (Paul Drake)Ray Collins (Lt. Tragg)William Talman (Hamilton Burger)Don Anderson (Courtroom Spectator)Lee Miller (Sgt. Brice)Wesley Lau (Lt. Anderson)George E. Stone (Court Clerk)S. John Launer (Judge)Kenneth MacDonald (Judge)Bert Stevens (Courtroom Spectator)Richard Anderson (Lt. Drumm)Michael Fox (Autopsy Surgeon)Willis Bouchey (Judge)Morris Ankrum (Judge)John Gallaudet (Judge)Connie Cezon (Gertie)
Creators
Charles Dickens, William Bast, Robert Leslie Bellem, Leslie Edgley, True Boardman, Ben Brady, Don Brinkley, Howard Browne, Francis M. Cockrell, Marian B. Cockrell, Oliver Crawford, Robert C. Dennis, Walter Doniger, Jay Dratler, John Elliotte, Henry Farrell, Ernest Frankel, Paul Franklin, Erle Stanley Gardner, Milton S. Gelman, Jackson Gillis, Lawrence L. Goldman, Richard Grey, Orville H. Hampton, Marshall Houts, Russell S. Hughes, Jack Jacobs, Robert E. Kent, Milton Krims, Edward J. Lakso, Richard H. Landau, Charles Lang, Jonathan Latimer, Robert Warnes Leach, Seeleg Lester, Robert Libott, Richard Macaulay, Philip MacDonald, Laurence Marks, Bob Mitchell, Esther Mitchell, Michael Morris, Marianne Mosner, Joel Murcott, Helen Nielsen, Sam Neuman, Samuel Newman, Stanley Niss, William O'Farrell, Arthur E. Orloff, Judson Philips, Robert Presnell Sr., Francis Rosenwald, Jerome Ross, Mann Rubin, Sy Salkowitz, Philip Saltzman, Donald S. Sanford, Robert J. Shaw, Stirling Silliphant, Ben Starr, William L. Stuart, Harold Swanton, Robert Tallman, Leo Townsend, Barry Trivers, Malvin Wald, Al C. Ward, Robb White, Maurice Zimm, Gene Wang, Adrian Gendot, Sam Elkin, Herman Epstein, Sol Stein, Glenn P. Wolfe, Kenneth M. Rosen, Milton Geiger, Dick Stenger, Albert A. Vail, Peter Martin, Joseph P. Lamont, Alice Young
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Synopsis
The trials of a master criminal defense attorney handling the most difficult cases in support of the innocent.
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