Perry Mason - La robe rouge

Titre original : Perry Mason: The Case of the Reckless Romeo

Téléfilm
1992
TV-PG
1h 26min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSleazy talk show host Ted Mayne has a tell-all book that enrages prominent women. One, actress Roxanne Shield, makes a televised death threat. Ted is murdered and she is charged. Witnesses s... Tout lireSleazy talk show host Ted Mayne has a tell-all book that enrages prominent women. One, actress Roxanne Shield, makes a televised death threat. Ted is murdered and she is charged. Witnesses say they saw her outside his apartment that night.Sleazy talk show host Ted Mayne has a tell-all book that enrages prominent women. One, actress Roxanne Shield, makes a televised death threat. Ted is murdered and she is charged. Witnesses say they saw her outside his apartment that night.

Réalisation
- Christian I. Nyby II
Scénario
- Brian Clemens
- Erle Stanley Gardner
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Christian I. Nyby II
Scénario
- Brian Clemens
- Erle Stanley Gardner
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
Priscilla Barnes has said that Geraldo Rivera was a sloppy kisser and his mustache smelled like a hamster cage.

Gaffes
Both the U.S. Marshal badge and the U.S. Marshal identification are misspelled 'United States Marshall'.

Connexions
Followed by Perry Mason - Le mariage compromis (1992)

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Men Have Died And Worms Have Eaten Them, But Not For Love

When talk show host Geraldo Rivera's tell-all memoirs are published, he soon winds up dead. The police arrest and commence the trial of one of his lovers, Amy Steel. Little do they suspect that she will hire Perry Mason. His clients are never guilty! The murderer will confess on the witness stand! And so forth.

Raymond Burr returns as Erle Stanley Gardner's lawyer/sleuth in one of the TV movies that rounded out his career. It's a typically good entry in the series, although the casting of Mr. Rivera as the murder victim must have been a popular choice,,, and stunt casting, given his standing as a serious TV-newsman (on Channel 7 in New York when I was young) into the king of tabloid journalists. His real-life memoirs, in which he claimed to have slept with over a thousand women, was clearly the inspiration for the character he plays here.