Title: | Ironside (Gallery) |
Creator: | Young Collar |
Executive producer: | Cy Chermak |
Producers: | Doug Benton, Winston Miller and Joel Rogosin |
First diffusion: | September 14, 1967 |
A number of episodes: | 182 times 50 mn and 10 times 90 mn |
Television: | Harbour Productions Universal TV in partnership with Nbc-TV |
Scenario writer: | Albert Alley |
Diffusion: | 58 countries |
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Raymond William
Stacy
Burr: (complete
biography) Born in New
Westminster, Columbie Britanique, Canada on May 21, 1917, Raymond Burr
is associated to two characters emblematic of television: Robert Ironside and Perry Mason.
Engaged in Navy during Second Mondial War, Raymond Burr is wounded at the end of two years then repatriated at his home. He then begins small roles with the radio then with the cinema. He will be revealed by the character of Lars Thorwald in famous "Rear Window" of Alfred Hitchcock. In 1955, Raymond take a hearing for the role of Hamilton Burger, the district attorney of the novels of Erle Stanley Gardner. This last, present at hearing, will recognize at once in the actor that which must play Perry Mason. The series is a success. In 1967, Raymond Burr begins a new police series which will gain an enormous success: Ironside. He will play the part this role during eight years, then at the time of an ultimate telefilm "The return of Ironside". In 1977, Raymond Burr incarne R. B. Kingston, a press baron, in the series Kingston : Confidential but the latter will last only one season (13 episodes). Reached of a cancer of the colon which will degenerate, Raymond Burr will finish his life in a wheel chair and will die out finally on September 12, 1993, not without to have turned three Perry Mason in addition to the telefilm "The return of Ironside". He lived in his ranch with his friend and partner, Robert Benevides, with whom he shared 35 years of his life. Marriages: Annette Sutherland in 1942 (deceased in 1943, a child: Michael Evan Burr, deceased in 1953), Isabella Ward in 1947 (divorced), Andrina Laura Morgan in 1954 (deceased in 1955). |
Robert T Ironside: Former commander
in Navy having took share in Second Mondial War, Ironside is a man with
the sturdy character, grouser and strongly invested in his trade. Tiny
room to the infirmity, he does not remain less active about it,
refusing to take his retirement and, even if he gets on the
nerves of his superior, this last is often quite glad to be able to
count on Ironside for sometimes difficult investigations.
He made his studies with the college of Summerfield, he speaks Japanese and Spanish, he is an excellent player of poker and of bowling, he likes to cook and consumes of Chile in great quantity. He was married (his wife is dead) and that made twenty-five years that he is in the police force. In "The return of Ironside", Ironside is married and owner of a vineyard. This telefilm was to mark the return of the series, made impossible by the death of the actor. Quotations on Ironside: "It is not a disabled person in
a wheelchair, it is Robert Ironside in a wheelchair." "When he looks at you, one sees
his brain functioning."
Quotations of Ironside: "It from
now on is scientifically proven that I am somebody of
sympathetic nerve, brilliant and effective."
"The last time that I was shocked, they is when I realized that the horns of ice were empty." "The red tape, it is like breaking down or to be mown, that never falls at the good time." "Italian food, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican? I like them all! Provided that that is not expensive!" "One needs a whole army of small men to manage to equalize only one great man." |
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Donald Poe
Galloway: Born on July 27,
1937 in Brooksville, Kentucky, Don is an actor who played in many
series TV: Ironside,
Perry Mason, Dr. Marcus Welby, ER, Charlie's Angels, Knight Rider, Mc
Gyver, etc... he turned several times to the sides of
Raymond Burr, with whom him was very dependent, and his wife took part Ironside and Kingston Confidential.
Don Galloway dies January 8, 2009 in Reno, Nevada ; after a stroke. Married to Linda Robinson, he had four children: Tracy, Jennifer, Sheila and Robert. He was called Poe. After Ironside, he had become sheriff assistant but also special consultant. He did the seminaries to learn people to speak in public. |
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Ed Brown: Sergeant Brown is a serious boy (Don sometimes had evil to concentrate, Raymond Burr disturbing him with his legendary humor), steady and conscientious in his work. Respectful of the experiment of his chief, he after a fashion tries to benefit from him. He is been engaged was victim of a sociopathe, Tom Dayton, five years before the arrival of Ed in the team of Ironside. |
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Barbara Anderson: Born on November
27, 1945 in Brooklyn, she played in several series of which Star Trek, Laredo, Mannix, three
million dollars man, etc?
After Ironside, in 1972 and 1973, she play the part the character of Mimi Davis in Impossible Mission. She had left the series in 1971, after having married Don Burnett. |
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Eve Withfield: The officer
Withfield incarne the woman of good typical of the Sixties, cultivated,
looked after and very significant family fashionable.
Parents of Eve - rather fortunate are impassioned of
archaeology and, therefore, often parties with the four corners of the
sphere in interminable forwardings. Eve is judicious to have a black
belt in judo or karate (according to the translation) but panic easily,
which returns her character of woman-cop not very credible, even for
the time.
Quotations on Ironside: (Concerning his character) "He is like rheumatisms: with time, one is accustomed to it." |
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Don Michael
Mitchell: Born on March 17,
1943 in Houston, Don makes studies with UCLA in order to make the fine
arts. He made some small roles before being located by Collier Young
for the role of Marc Sanger.
After Ironside, he appeared in a few series TV like Wonder Woman, Chips, Matlock or Capitol. He was married with Judy Pace of 1972 to 1986, he has two children. |
Marc Sanger: Marc grew in the
difficult districts and considers, initially, his color of skin like a
true burden. He was a boxer. Its meeting with Robert Ironside will
change his life: Marc avoids the delinquency and resumes
studies of right. He will be a lawyer before making the police academy
for finally becoming judge.
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Elizabeth Baur: Born on December
1, 1947, Elizabeth is the cousin of Sharon Gless, one of heroins of Cagney and Lacey.
Before integrating the series Ironside, Elizabeth plays in Lancer, a clone of Bonanza where she play the part Teresa O' Brien. After Ironside, she will appear in a few series, but seldom. |
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Fran Belding: daughter
of police officer, Fran is equipped with a slightly carried nature and
tends to put forth a judgement a little too easily. Conscious that she
has to learn much from Ironside, Fran is with the listening of the
latter and often tries to precede what he will ask him, with more or
less success. Contrary to Eve, Fran has competences as regards self
defense, which makes her character more credible.
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Gene Lyons: Born on February
19, 1921 in Pittsburgh, Gene Lyons played in many series like Star Trek, Bonanza, Perry Mason,
Alfred Hitchcock presents, The fugitive, Twilight Zone,
etc?
He is deceased on July 8, 1974 in Hollywood. |
Dennis Randall: The Commissioner
Randall is an old friend of Ironside and, as such, he is him
which a made it possible to the former head to preserve an active
station in the police force of San Francisco. The man is not mistaken
there: as soon as a business exceeds the other services, it it a
entrusts also dry to Ironside. What enables him to support the
irascible character of the Chief?
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John
Anthony Fetto (Johnny Seven): Born on February
23, 1926 in Brooklyn, New York, he is the only son in a family of six
children. A 14 years, he discovers that he is a soprano. He will serve
two years and half in the army before starting his career. Married to
Edith Piselli since 1949, he has two children. Johnny is especially
known for his roles of gangster in series like Mike Hammer, Bat Masterson, The
Incorruptibles, Wild Wild Ouest, Batman, Charlie's Angels, Chips?
he appears for the first time in Ironside
at the time of the first season in the episode "Barbara's Who" where he
incarne the Petrizzi officer, then in two episodes where he plays the
malfrats. Then, one regularly finds him as from season 4 in the role of
lieutenant Reese.
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Carl
Reese: Honest cop and
integrates, Carl likes that the things are simple and direct. He tends
to take ill-considered risks for doing his work well and estimates that
it is an evil necessary. He is a admirer of Ironside and he is happy
when he works with him even if the sens of humor of the latter
often escapes to him.
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