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15 May 1970 (Finland)
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Wilma Harrison had it all. A wealthy doctor for a husband. A big playboy for a lover. A beautiful home. And a horrible death. more
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(Credited cast)| Barry Newman | ... | Tony Petrocelli | |
| Diana Muldaur | ... | Ruth Petrocelli | |
| Harold Gould | ... | Eric P. Scott | |
| Robert Colbert | ... | Jack Harrison | |
| Kathleen Crowley | ... | Alice Fiske | |
| Warren J. Kemmerling | ... | Sergeant Moran | |
| Booth Colman | ... | Judge Crawford | |
| Ken Swofford | ... | Charlie O'Keefe | |
| William Sylvester | ... | Paul Harrison | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| E.J. André | ... | F.J. Williamson | |
| Ray Ballard | ... | Mr. Canon | |
| Ivor Barry | ... | Wyler | |
| Melendy Britt | ... | Ann Greer | |
| Tom Harvey | ... | Bob Chambers | |
| John Himes | ... | Myro McCauley | |
| Walter Mathews | ... | Mr. Andre | |
| James McEachin | ... | Striker | |
| Gene O'Donnell | ... | Judge Swackhammer | |
| Robert L. Poyner | ... | J.C. Hornby | |
| Ralph Thomas | ... | Mike Peterson | |
| Jeffery V. Thompson | ... | Andy Greer (as Jeffery Thompson) | |
| Mary Charlotte Wilcox | ... | Wilma Harrison (as Mary Wilcox) | |
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120 min
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Followed by "Petrocelli" (1974)
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"The Lawyer" is an entertaining, if unspectacular courtroom drama featuring the sterling acting talents of Barry Newman ("The Limey", "Bowfinger") and Diana Muldaur ("L.A. Law", "Star Trek: The Next Generation") amongst others. In short, it is about a New York lawyer who ups-sticks to the country, and a murder case he handles in his new environment. As I said, it's nothing special, but surprisingly involving nonetheless. Essentially it plays like a high quality TV movie, so it's no surprise that a spin-off TV series, "Petrocelli", followed. It's worth watching if you have a spare couple of hours, and fans of the show will be interested to see the formative incarnation of Petrocelli. Assured helming, incidentally, comes from Sidney J. Furie - director of one of the best Cold War Spy films ever, "The Ipcress File". "The Lawyer" will make no-one's All Time Top Ten list, I can assure you, but there are many many worse films out there. In a word: Interesting.
(7/10)