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The Bold Ones: The Lawyers/The Search for Leslie Grey
| The Search for Leslie Grey | |
| Season 2, Episode 6 | |
| Airdate | January 10, 1971 |
| Written by | Howard Browne (teleplay), Matthew Howard (story) |
| Directed by | Richard Benedict |
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2x07 → The Hyland Confession |
| The Bold Ones: The Lawyers — Season Two | |
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The Search for Leslie Grey is the sixth episode of the second season of The Bold Ones: The Lawyers, and the sixteenth episode overall.
Guest Stars: Charles Aidman (Alfred Leslie Grey), Leo Gordon (Adolph Zinner) , Rodolfo Acosta (Pablo Delgado)
Co-Starring: John Kellogg (Lieutenant Miller), Betsy Jones-Moreland (Hazel Abbott)
With: Micil Murphy (Arturo Rosales), William Mims (Fat Man), Owen Bush (Shipping Clerk), Marcelle Fortier (Grey's Secretary), Thomas Roy Huggins (Mexican Boy), Inez Pedroza (Valerie), Michael Carr (1sr Policeman), Nick Benedict (Motorcycle Officer), Frances Stevenson (Screaming Woman), Gavin James (Helicopter Pilot)
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Plot Overview
On the advent of a major merger with an electronics firm, self-made tycoon Leslie Grey hires the firm to do a background check on him to see if there's anything potentially damaging that could sink the merger. Neil travels to a small Ohio town where Grey grew up, then to Cincinnati, Joplin, Missouri, a Texas town, and finally to Mexico, along the way learning that Grey appears to have a very colorful past including a stint in the service in World War II and involvement in numerous criminal enterprises. In Mexico, he meets a man who claims to be Leslie Grey. The perplexed lawyer brings the man back to California to see if he can shed some light on just who their enigmatic client is and just what he's trying to hide, but when the second Grey winds up dead, Neil has some explaining to do to the police.
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Thomas Roy Huggins is the son of Executive Producer Roy Huggins, who also created the series under the pseudonym of John Thomas James, made up of the names of his three sons.
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