PERRY MASON TV SERIES +1930s MOVIES 54 DVD SET(CASES/ART)+ BONUS MYSTERY SET

The Complete TV Series on 48 DVDS + the Perry Mason movies from the 1930s(54 dvd Perry Mason DVD Collection). All 12 Seasons and 271 Episodes
The video and audio quality is 8 out of 10 with interactive menus.
100% in chronological order
Commercial free and unedited
This box set contains all 48 DVDs in Durable cases with Custom Artwork.

These DVDs are region free so they will play on any DVD player Worldwide and DVD-Rom, X-Box or PS2 worldwide.

AS ADDED BONUSES YOU WILL RECEIVE A BONUS MYSTERY SET FEATURING 4 CLASSIC MYSTERIES FREE WITH YOUR SET!!

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Perry Mason is an Emmy-winning American TV series that ran from 1957 to 1966. Perry Mason was played by actor Raymond Burr. The title character is a fictional defense attorney who originally appeared in detective fiction by Erle Stanley Gardner.

There are few actors so closely tied to a persona than Raymond Burr as Perry Mason. This long-running series was built upon Erle Stanley Gardnerës many novels about a brilliant defense lawyer and his staff, that solved many a crime with surprise witnesses and stern cross-examinations.It was the first mystery series to feature chalk or tape outlines to mark the spots where bodies were found. Filmed almost exclusively in the Los Angeles area, Raymond Burr had Gardner's seal of approval in the role. The cases were usually won by way of pivotal confessions of witnesses, solicited by Perry Mason (Burr's) surgeon-like examination or with last-minute, key evidence brought into the courtroom by private investigator, Paul Drake (William Hopper). Della Street (Barbara Hale), Perryës faithful secretary, was always at Perry's side in the courtroom where hapless Hamilton Burger (William Tallman) was the Los Angeles District Attorney who never seemed to win. As to the myth that Perry Mason never lost, there were 2 episodes where it did occur... but you'll have to watch to find out.The show was revived in 1973-74, with other actors in the familiar roles (Monte Markham as Mason), and then again with the some of the original cast, in a string of feature length TV films from 1985 until Raymond Burrës death in 1993.

The plot is essentially the same in each episode:the first half of the show would usually depict the prospective murder victim as richly deseriving of homicide often with Perry's client publicly threatening to kill the lowlife; the body is found (often by Perry and Paul who through incredible circumstance just happen to stumble upon the body) surrounded by clues pointing to Perry's hapless client but oddly enough,with no blood or gore on the scene. Mason's client is put on trial for murder, but Mason is able to establish his client's innocence by dramatically demonstrating the guilt of another character.

What an amazing DVD Set for the Perry Mason Fan!