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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Fraudulent Foto (S02E02)

"Jimmy Castleton,"
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"political editor of the Waring Sun Ledger."
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"I don't deny that I've had an eye on Jimmy Castleton."
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"I'm proud to have him working for me."
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"look like Lilliputians."
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"You sound as though he were your son."
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"I can't say that hasn't occurred to me."
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"What connection are you trying to make"
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"between Jimmy and the hospital project?"
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"What about this picture?"
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"It's a fake."
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"It doesn't look like a fake."
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"Appearances can be so deceiving, Mr. Harris."
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"Where are you sending it?"
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"To Jimmy Castleton."
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"Despite what you think,"
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"his paper has been behind you 100 percent."
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"I think they have the right to this picture."
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"What do you want, Mr. Blake?"
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"Now you've hit the nail on the head, Mr. Harris."
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"I'm interested in Jimmy Castleton."
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"I don't want him injured."
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"He isn't. Take my word for it."
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"But he can be hurt by your accusations"
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"No, I'm sorry."
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"I'm not going to whitewash him."
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"I've got to do my job."
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"Take this to Mr. Castleton right away."
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"Will you excuse me, Mr. Blake?"
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"Brander. Brander Harris."
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"Mason. You're just the man I want to see."
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"My secretary, Miss Street."
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"Oh, how do you do?"
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"I've heard so many nice things about you, Mr. Harris."
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"Thank you. Perry, I've got to talk to you."
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"How about my office in an hour?"
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"I'll be there."
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"What have you got against Jimmy Castleton?"
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"But apparently, that young man"
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"knows how to anticipate trouble."
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"He must have arranged this--"
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"This blackmail with Leora Mathews."
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"Who is she?"
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"Works for the Waring County auditor."
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"I thought I could get some proof"
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"on where the padding was on this hospital construction."
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"You understand what publication of this photograph"
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"can do to your personal and political life?"
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"Oh, it's just a smear tactic."
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"Smear tactics can be very effective at times,"
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"especially against young,"
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"career-minded district attorneys."
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"Yes, and they can boomerang, too."
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"to get involved in this mess right now."
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"The grand jury meets on Monday,"
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"and I've got to finish my investigation before then."
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"All right. I'll do my best."
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"Thanks."
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"Oh, uh, I'll send you a retainer."
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"Della, get ahold of Paul,"
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"then call Waring City"
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"is still at that same hotel."
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"Waring House Hotel."
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"I'm sorry, the line is still busy."
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"Hi, honey. I'm Paul Drake."
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"We're, uh, checking out room 201."
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"Would you like to help us?"
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"Sure, why not?"
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"What do you have to do to that switchboard"
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"Oh, that's easy. I just ignore the signal."
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"The line stays dead."
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"Fine. I'll be sitting right over here."
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"Hold on, please."
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"Yes."
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"Well, I'm busy. What do you want?"
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"I'd like to discuss this photograph with you."
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"What is this, a badger game?"
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"that you and Brander Harris know each other?"
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"What does the photograph look like, mister?"
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"Who are you, anyway?"
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"I'm an attorney representing Mr. Harris."
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"Representing him? Against who?"
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"Would you care to tell me your side of it?"
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"I'll tell it to the newspapers."
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"If I were in any kind of game against him,"
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"Well, it's your own fault, Marshall."
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"Who?"
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"Don't bet on it."
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"He's a dedicated man."
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"Oh?"
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"( engine starting )"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"Yes."
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"to discuss those photographs?"
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"No."
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"on the broken bookend."
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"and entered in evidence."
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"Six, seven, oh, blank, blank."
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"I was in my office."
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"Thank you."
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"I'm in enough trouble now."
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"JUDGE: Very well. Continue, Mr. Burger."
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"I suggest that we unravel the confusion by admitting"
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"I don't know."
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"My name is Perry Mason."
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