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Fri 25
Perry Mason: The Case of the Lethal Lesson — Alexandra Paul
Murder comes between Mason (Raymond Burr) and an old friend (Brian Keith). Malansky: William R. Moses. Amy: Alexandra Paul. Kimberly: Karen Kopins. Scott: John DeMita. Eugene: Brian Backer. Della: Barbara Hale. Travis: Charley Lang. Jeff: Richard Allen. Directed by Christian I. Nyby II.
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Fri 2
Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder — Alexandra Paul
The lawyer (Raymond Burr) in a backstage whodunit. Amanda: Debbie Reynolds. Blaine: Jerry Orbach. Mel: Philip Sterling. Malansky: William R. Moses. Walton: Raymond Singer. Cassie: Lori Petty. Della: Barbara Hale. Amy: Alexandra Paul. Johnny: Jim Metzler. Newton: Rick Aiello.
Air Time & Details for Alexandra Paul, Fri 2, 6:00 pm
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Biography
About Alexandra Paul
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Leggy, athletic leading lady Alexandra Paul spent her first years in films and TV in roles calling for acute physical fitness. Paul's earliest movie role of note was sensuous hitchhiker Becky in American Flyers (1986).
Ms. Paul was cast against type in the Dan Aykroyd-Tom Hanks spoof Dragnet (1987) as the ever-imperiled Virgin Connie Swail (just plain "Connie Swail" by fade-out time). On TV, Paul had a recurring role as erstwhile detective Amy Hastings in the Perry Mason 2-hour specials of the late 1980s. In 1992, Alexandra Paul was cast as lifeguard Stephanie Holden on the internationally popular Baywatch, remaining with the series until bowing out in 1996.
She remained a mainstay on women's programs and made-for-TV thrillers, all the while leading a vigorous off-screen life as a vocal activist for the environment, animal welfare and gay rights.