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Perry Mason/The Case of the Lethal Lifestyle
| The Case of the Lethal Lifestyle | |
| Airdate | May 10, 1994 |
| Teleplay by | Bruce Franklin Singer and Joyce Burditt |
| Story by | Bruce Franklin Singer |
| Directed by | Helaine Head |
| Produced by | Barry Steinberg |
| Network | NBC |
| Style | 120-minute legal drama |
| Company | Dean Hargrove Productions, The Fred Silverman Company, Viacom
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| Origin | USA
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| The Case of the Wicked Wives |
The Case of the Grimacing Governor |
| Perry Mason | |
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Starring: Hal Holbrook (Bill McKenzie), Barbara Hale (Della Street)
and William R. Moses (Ken Malansky)
Guest Stars: Dixie Carter (Louise Archer), Diahann Carroll (Lydia Bishop), James Stephens (Daniel Kingman), Molly Hagan (Laurel Crown), James McEachin (Lt. Ed Brock), Derek de Lint (Dr Gregory Estes), John Rubinstein (D.A. Johnson), Tristan Rogers (Duke Albert), J.A. Preston (Judge Jerome Clements), Barry Sattels (John Dugan/John Martine), Michael Ensign (Mr. Finnegan), Julio Oscar Mechoso (Mr. Rodriguez), Franklin Cover (Governor), Kelly Mullis (Woman)
with Robert Englund (Peter Cartwright)
and Robin Leach (Adrian Lye)
Co-Starring: Bruce Gray (Amos Moore), Emily Kuroda (Dr. Nancy Lee), Joe Wandell (Joe Chee), Suzanne Collins (Housekeeper), Kristof Konrad (Polish Speaker), Johanna Morrison (Miss Coleman), Karon Wright (Marjorie)
Uncredited: Giacomo Knox (SWAT #1)
Contents |
Plot Overview
A chess master is accused of fatally poisoning a gossip columnist who maligned him in his column. Fortunately, he has a good friend, Bill McKenzie, who has taken over Perry Mason's practice and is more than willing to defend him. McKenzie, aided by Della Street and Ken Malansky, discovers a host of other people who wanted the columnist dead.
