Journalist Jack Webster interviews “Perry Mason” star Raymond Burr in 1963 during a break in filming of his hit series.
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Godzilla with Raymond Burr is one of my favourite films to watch.
@JubalCalif I agree, he seems to be a normal guy.
I was surprised to read that Raymond Burr was probably gay, he lived with a guy for like 40 years and left this person his fortune
YEAH: Burr seems like an awesome guy. it’s a shame I never got to meet him, among the actors who’ve played lawyers, detectives, and other upholders of the law.
He is greatly missed. What an excellent actor. I loved Rear Window- my all time favorite movie.
Now this was “Denny Crane” Never lost, never will.
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Anagram: Mason Burr
@Gencturk92 and now he could get married in his native Canada!
@tall32guy
Totally true! Thanks for your comment!
@JubalCalif Barbara Hale was. She remained great friends with Burr and his longtime boyfriend until their deaths.
@Gencturk92
so…?
wow is this good
@JubalCalif, yeah, i think he was a good actor. Rear Window was the best
@Gencturk92
Thanks for the ‘heads up” in regards to the late great Mr Burr’s sexuality, but I’m pretty sure most of his fans are already aware of it. Anyone who has read about him or his career soon makes that discovery. It was pretty much an open secret in Hollywood….but he was so well loved & respected in show biz circles that it’s wasn’t a big deal to anyone. Thanks again for your comment. Here’s hoping you have a super groovy day!
Raymond Burr was homosexual.
From a friend; Webster used to have a half-hour show on KVOS in the early 1960s that was mostly issue-and-investigative story focused.
What a delight!!! The late great Raymond Burr was one of my all time favorite actors. Though he portrayed a lot of nogoodniks over the years, off screen he was an intelligent, artistic, creative, humble, kind, generous & gentle man. He really did work his rear off during his long career. 90 pictures in 10 years! And then TWO consecutive long running shows! Incredible work ethic! “Perry Mason” is my favorite TV show. I miss this wonderfully talented & gifted gentleman! THANKs for posting!
This is a jewel, where did you get it. Such a young Jack Webster! Burr seems quite uncomfortable.