Judd, for the Defense poster

TV series · 1967

Judd, for the Defense

First aired 8 September 1967 Drama TMDB ↗

High-priced Houston lawyer Clinton Judd and his assistant Ben Caldwell take difficult cases throughout the U.S.

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Charles Lane
62
Karl Swenson
59
John Zaremba
58
Whit Bissell
57
Hugh Marlowe
56
Edith Atwater
56
James Gregory
55
Don Porter
54
Charles McGraw
53
Robert Alda
53
Kevin McCarthy
53
Howard Duff
53
Simon Oakland
52
John Randolph
52
Curt Conway
52
John Larch
52
Walter Brooke
52
John Dehner
51
Alfred Ryder
51
Joe Mantell
51
Hal Smith
51
Frank Maxwell
50
Barry Morse
49
Charles Drake
49
Lin McCarthy
49
Michael Strong
49
Ida Lupino
49
Douglas Henderson
48
James Daly
48
James Daly
as Judge Lockhart
48
Ivor Francis
48
Herb Voland
48
Vincent Gardenia
47
Carl Betz
as Clinton Judd
46
Jason Evers
45
Paul Lambert
45
Woodrow Parfrey
44
Wright King
44
Martha Hyer
43
Norman Fell
43
Andrew Duggan
43
Richard Bull
43
Lloyd Bochner
as Dr. Stalling
43
Harold Gould
43
Cicely Tyson
42
Charles Aidman
42
Scott Brady
42
Virginia Capers
41
Lee Grant
41
Gerald Hiken
40
William Daniels
40
William Smithers
40
James Broderick
40
David Sheiner
39
David Sheiner
as D.A. Harry Reed
39
Dana Elcar
39
Joanne Linville
39
Albert Salmi
39
Jack Donner
38
John McMartin
38
Perry Lopez
38
Earl Holliman
38
Jay Robinson
37
Bradford Dillman
37
Robert Rothwell
as Bellman
36
Janice Rule
36
Jacqueline Scott
35
John Vernon
as Dr. Bellew
35
Dabney Coleman
35
James Franciscus
33
Joan Hackett
33
Al Freeman Jr.
33
John Davis Chandler
32
Charles Grodin
32
Brian Bedford
32
Joanna Moore
32
Diana Hyland
31
Stephen Young
as Ben Caldwell
28
Daniel J. Travanti
27
Robert F. Lyons
27
Stuart Margolin
27
Mariette Hartley
27
Julie Sommars
as Patricia
27
Georg Stanford Brown
24
Brooke Bundy
24
Susan Anspach
24
Judith McConnell
23
Katharine Houghton
22
Carrie Snodgress
21
Jane Elliot
20
Kim Darby
20
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