Raymond Burr died 30 years ago, but we still remember what a great, handsome, and talented man he was. While Burr solved mysteries and crimes on television, his priivate life was a big mystery itself. After his death the truth came out — and people couldn’t believe it. Full story read👇

Raymond Burr, best known as Perry Mason, starred in over 90 productions,

including Rear Window and A Cry in the Night. Despite his public success,

Burr’s private life was marked by secrecy, including fabricated stories about

marriages and a family. As a gay man in a time when coming out could end careers,

he kept his sexuality hidden. However, he won two Emmy Awards and played the iconic

role of Robert T. Ironside. Burr was also a philanthropist, “adopting” 25 children

worldwide, supporting their education. His legacy as both an actor and humanitarian continues to inspire

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