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If you’re already suffering from Perry Mason withdraws, this should help tide you over until Season 2. HBO has released a video in which star Matthew Rhys talks about the series with none other than Robert Downey Jr., who is an executive producer on the hit drama show. In fact, at one point in time Perry Mason was being plotted as RDJ’s first big acting move after exiting the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In its early days of development, Downey Jr. was going to star in the Perry Mason remake while True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto was going to …
From showrunners Ron Fitzgerald & Rolin Jones, and executive produced by Robert Downey Jr. & Susan Downey, the HBO series Perry Mason, which has already been renewed for Season 2, is set in 1931 Los Angeles with Perry Mason (Matthew Rhys) as a private investigator struggling to make ends meet. When the case of a kidnapped infant with a $100,000 ransom comes his way, Mason turns to his right-hand man Pete Strickland (Shea Whigham), attorney E.B. Jonathan (John Lithgow) and E.B.’s legal secretary, Della Street (Juliet Rylance), for help in answering the growing list of …
HBO’s new Perry Mason is relentlessly grim. This is, after all, a show that began with a baby being kidnapped and murdered and somehow only got bleaker from there (suicides, mutilated corpses, violent stabbings, heroin-addicted prostitutes, etc). But no matter how dark these individual episodes got (and they got really, really dark) there was a glimmer of undeniable beauty in each installment, courtesy of the opening title cards. Sleek and elegantly placed, they have become a highlight not only of individual episodes but of the series as a whole and a true hallmark of this new, unquestionably more …
From showrunners Ron Fitzgerald & Rolin Jones, and executive produced by Robert Downey Jr. & Susan Downey, the HBO series Perry Mason, which has already been renewed for Season 2, is set in 1931 Los Angeles with Perry Mason (Matthew Rhys) as a private investigator struggling to make ends meet. When the case of a kidnapped infant with a $100,000 ransom comes his way, Mason turns to his right-hand man Pete Strickland (Shea Whigham), attorney E.B. Jonathan (John Lithgow) and E.B.’s legal secretary, Della Street (Juliet Rylance), for help in answering the growing list of …
From showrunners Ron Fitzgerald & Rolin Jones, and executive produced by Robert Downey Jr. & Susan Downey, the HBO series Perry Mason, which has already been renewed for Season 2, is set in 1931 Los Angeles with Perry Mason (Matthew Rhys) as a private investigator struggling to make ends meet. When the case of a kidnapped infant with a $100,000 ransom comes his way, Mason turns to his right-hand man Pete Strickland (Shea Whigham), attorney E.B. Jonathan (John Lithgow) and E.B.’s legal secretary, Della Street (Juliet Rylance), for help in answering the growing list of …
HBO has renewed its Perry Mason remake for a season 2, ensuring a rumpled, stress Matthew Rhys will remain in our lives for at least one more year. The news, announced today by Francesca Orsi, executive vice president of HBO Programming, comes five weeks after Perry Mason scored HBO's highest premiere ratings in almost two years. “It has been an exciting journey to work with the immensely talented team behind Perry Mason,” said Orsi in a statement. “Viewers have relished being transported back in time to 1930’s Los Angeles each week, and we are thrilled to welcome the …
The funny thing about "Chapter 5" of HBO's Perry Mason is that your reaction to the episode's final beats will depend wildly on your familiarity with the original Raymond Burr series or other notable adaptations. If you've never indulged and are just in the habit of watching whatever happens to be airing each week at 9 PM ET on HBO, your reaction to the ending will be "Wait, now he's a lawyer?" Meanwhile, pre-established fans of the property are yelling "About time!" As someone who has seen the original show but not for some time, …