Perry Mason: The Case of the All-Star Assassin

Téléfilm
1989
1h 36m

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6,7/10

451

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Perry Mason: The Case of the All-Star Assassin (1989)

Crime Drama Mystery

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThatcher Horton is owner of a Denver sports arena and a couple of sports teams. Bobby Spencer a friend of Ken was one of his hockey players. It seems that Horton verbally promised him that h... Tout lireThatcher Horton is owner of a Denver sports arena and a couple of sports teams. Bobby Spencer a friend of Ken was one of his hockey players. It seems that Horton verbally promised him that he would take care of him if he gets injured, which happened. Now it seems that Horton is r... Tout lireThatcher Horton is owner of a Denver sports arena and a couple of sports teams. Bobby Spencer a friend of Ken was one of his hockey players. It seems that Horton verbally promised him that he would take care of him if he gets injured, which happened. Now it seems that Horton is reneging and he has asked Ken to represent him in his suit against Horton. Bobby threatened... Tout lire

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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About a minute in, as the camera follows Thatcher Horton and Stewart Horton walking through the hockey display portion of the sports complex, a hockey jersey is briefly seen in the foreground. The name on the jersey is "Nyby". Christian I. Nyby II is the director of the movie.

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Followed by Perry Mason: The Case of the Poisoned Pen (1990)

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4/10

Too many escapees from soap operas

A story that is so slow moving that only a soap opera actor could perform. That is exactly what the audience gets. With the exception of Shari Belafonte, the cast is not exactly replete of motion picture or stage actors. In that respect, the glacially paced plot is perfectly cast. Beyond that, not much to add except that the story is best characterised as obvious.