The Jordan Chance With Raymond Burrn Made For TV Movie From (1978)
Raymond Burr stars in this familiar role for him: A lawyer representing those wrongly accused of crimes. This movie was made between Burr's gigs of "Ironside" and his "Return of Perry Mason" TV-movies. See below for more details: Tony Kilbert was the host of this afternoon TV show. This movie's rebroadcast was done on the eve of 1988. So, considering the "time capsule" novelty element with this video, all TV commercial spots were kept in place. This movie abounds with familiar faces from TV of that era: Ted Shackelford James Canning Jeannie Fitzsimmons George DiCenzo Stella Stevens John McInti
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