Perry Mason: Seminar des Todes

Originaltitel: Perry Mason: The Case of the Lethal Lesson

Fernsehfilm
1989
TV-PG
1 Std. 35 Min.

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7,3/10

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Crime Mystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuKen Malansky is a student taught by Perry. Ken hears his girlfriend was assaulted by another student so he confronts him but finds him dead, the weapon his own knife. Perry is slow to take t... Alles lesenKen Malansky is a student taught by Perry. Ken hears his girlfriend was assaulted by another student so he confronts him but finds him dead, the weapon his own knife. Perry is slow to take the case as the victim is a close friend's son.Ken Malansky is a student taught by Perry. Ken hears his girlfriend was assaulted by another student so he confronts him but finds him dead, the weapon his own knife. Perry is slow to take the case as the victim is a close friend's son.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

489

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Wissenswertes
First appearance of William R. Moses as Ken Malansky.

Patzer
The night skyline shown in this movie and other modern Perry Mason movies is of Atlanta with the Peachtree Plaza not of Denver where the movie is supposedly taking place.

Zitate
Perry Mason: You're clever and articulate, Mr Wellman. But a jury is a complex organism. Just a group of ordinary people. They haven't studied Aristotelian logic, their individual honesty may come and go, as it does for all of us. When they become a jury, they take on an intelligence that you must never underestimate and an integrity that you must never, NEVER, insult.

Verbindungen
Followed by Perry Mason: Bretter, die die Welt bedeuten (1989)

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6/10

Introducing Ken Malansky

Raymond Burr is in Denver, working on "the court of the future" with law students, when one of his students, William Moses, is put on trial for murdering a fellow student. Since that student is the son of Burr's old law-school buddy, Brian Keith, he is reluctant. He is, however, Perry Mason, and just as all his clients are innocent, when Moses asks for him to defend him, we know he is innocent, so apparently Burr has no choice but to do so, with the attendant confession by a random witness on the stand.

As usual, there are many false trails in this TV movie about Erle Stanley Gardner's lawyer-sleuth. It's well done, but the most interesting bit about it is the fact that Moses (as Malansky) would serve the remainder of the series as Burr's investigator.