Final Season, Volume 2
Television On Starring Raymond Burr, William Talman, William Hopper, Barbara Hale, Ray Collins, Richard Anderson
Belatedly Warners got round to filming Mason’s actual first case, though with its anti feminist slant removed. They had started the series with high hopes and the first three pictures are all 8-reel A-pictures with directors and casts taken from the top-tier of the studio rank and file. But on the evidence of The Case of the Velvet Claws it seems that the returns must have been a proved disappointing as the films got downgraded to B-movies. Running times got cut down by about 15 minutes each to last about an hour or so on the bottom half of the double bill.
Out today from Paramount Home Video is Perry Mason – Season 7, Volume 1 , which includes the first 16 episodes from the 1963-1964 season. The remaining 14 episodes will be released on Volume 2 in October. However, at the rate of two volumes and one season a year, it will still be another two years before all nine seasons are out on DVD. And then there are the made-for-Tv movies. All 30 of them. title card Format Dramatized court show Created by Based on characters created by Erle Stanley Gardner Developed by Paisano Productions Starring Raymond Burr
This week the first volume of the final season of Perry Mason comes out on DVD, while the second volume comes out in August. The last couple of seasons have not been as strong as the earlier seasons. Does that trend continue? If so, is it time to stop purchasing Perry Mason ? Or is mediocre Perry Mason still better than most of what's on Tv? The Show and later cocreator of the sitcom One Day at a Time. Needless to say, Evelyn is innocent of the murder charge-and of course, defense attorney Perry Mason ( Raymond Burr
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