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Perry Mason (US - DVD R1)

Paramount has now provided us with a large package shot for Season 1 Vol. 1

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Title: Perry Mason
Starring: Raymond Burr
Released: 11th July 2006
SRP: $49.99

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Paramount Home Entertainment has sent over highres artwork for Perry Mason: Season 1 Volume 1 which stars Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale and William Hopper. The five-disc set will be available to own from the 11th July, and should retail at around $49.99. Each of the episodes will be presented in 1.33:1 full frame (black and white), along with English Mono tracks. As far as we know, no extras will be included.

Perry Mason

News by Tom Woodward

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4th April 2006 22:35 #1

Mark Buchanan Member Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 615

I wonder how dated this will be? I used to love watching the reruns during the day when I was home sick from school.

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5th April 2006 0:22 #2

Aftermath Member Join Date: March 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 172

Yea the re-runs would easily pass the time for me, but I really really hate these season 1 volume 1 kind of things, just release the whole of season 1! I thought they stopped that c**p, but now they're doing it again with Lost and Prison Break, its absolutely pointless from the consumer's perspective.

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5th April 2006 3:15 #3

Elijah Sarkesian Member Join Date: March 2005 Location: United States Posts: 71

Well, at least it's something like 18-19 hour-long episodes.

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5th April 2006 3:40 #4

Sammy Member Join Date: April 2006 Location: United States Posts: 2

And the program was in black & white, and this cover is in color. Hope it hasn't been colorized!

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10th April 2006 17:53 #5

Adrian Senior Member Join Date: September 2005 Location: United States Posts: 1,305

Sammy wrote: And the program was in black & white, and this cover is in color. Hope it hasn't been colorized!

The description clearly states that it is full frame black and white. Why on earth would they make the packaging black and white just because the feature is black and white?

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