The Defenders

Serie de TV
1961–1965
TV-14
1h

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Robert Reed and E.G. Marshall in The Defenders (1961)

Un dúo de abogados de padre e hijo toman una variedad de casos que a menudo tratan los asuntos importantes del día.Un dúo de abogados de padre e hijo toman una variedad de casos que a menudo tratan los asuntos importantes del día.Un dúo de abogados de padre e hijo toman una variedad de casos que a menudo tratan los asuntos importantes del día.

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Ganó 14 premios Primetime Emmy
- 15 premios ganados y 19 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
More than half of the actors who played jurors in 12 hombres en pugna (1957) have roles in the show. In addition to E.G. Marshall, Martin Balsam, Jack Klugman, Edward Binns, Joseph Sweeney, Ed Begley, and Robert Webber appeared in multiple episodes, often as District Attorneys or judges. Furthermore, Ossie Davis appeared in eight episodes as District Attorney Daniel Jackson. Davis played a juror in 12 Angry Men (1997). Series Creator Reginald Rose was nominated for an Oscar for writing 12 Angry Men (1957).

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Featured in Television: The Story Machine (1985)

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The Defenders

There are heavy residuals on this great show, which I sure would like see again. Currently I have 32 stories, 29 of which are very good. If anyone has any episodes, please let met know. The ones I have are 30 listed "caseyguy", the Locked Room, and The Nonviolent. Of the remaining 100, I would like all but the the 2 part episode The 600 Year Old Gangm and Poltergest. Both of these were bad. Almost all of the old shows on video stores or cable were not worth watching even once. Somebody out there has the brainpower and pull to make them available to those willing to pay the price. This show caused you to think about conditions in your country. E.G. Marshall as excellent as were the frequent guest stars such as Frank Overton, Viveca Lindfors, Judson Laire, Jack Klugman, Harold Stone, Richard Kiley, Gene Hackmen, Edward Binns, Sylvia Sidney, Robert Webber, Malcom Atterberry, and others. This was the most socially conscious show ever.