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Mar 10, 2021 · Matlock went through three “daughter” actors on the series. Lori Lethin was Ben’s younger daughter Charlene in the pilot episode in 1986.
On July 19, 1981, Lethin married actor Loring Pickering in Catalina Island. [2] Lethin starred as Charlene Matlock in the 1986 Matlock pilot film, Diary of a Perfect Murder. [4] She was replaced by Linda Purl in the subsequent series. [4] She later starred in the comedy horror film Return to Horror High (1987), playing multiple roles. [3]
Jan 12, 2006 · When Diary of a Perfect Murder, the Matlock pilot film, first aired in early 1986, lawyer daughter Charlene Matlock was played by Lori Lethin. However, when the series launched in September...
Dec 18, 1994 · When the program switched from NBC to ABC, “One Life to Live” alumna Brynn Thayer came aboard as a different Matlock daughter, Leanne; now, the lawyer has yet another female cohort in Jerri ...
Diary of a Perfect Murder: Directed by Robert Day. With Andy Griffith, Lori Lethin, Alice Hirson, Kene Holiday. Ben Matlock and his daughter Charlene defend a TV journalist accused of killing his ex-wife.
Actor Lori Lethin plays Matlock's daughter, Charlene, in the first two episodes (originally filmed as a single television movie). After that, Lethin was replaced in the role of Charlene by Linda Purl, who lasted just one season.
After Purl was fired (or quit, depending on whom you ask), at the end of season one, Charlene was never referred to again. By the end of season six, Matlock's other daughter Leanne McIntyre, played by Brynn Thayer becomes a regular and Charlene is still never mentioned.
The series premiered with Ben Matlock (played by Andy Griffith) having a law practice with his daughter, Charlene (played by Lori Lethin in the pilot movie; Linda Purl took over the role when the series went to air).
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The Other Woman: Directed by Robert Scheerer. With Andy Griffith, Nancy Stafford, Julie Sommars, Kene Holiday. Ben defends psychiatrist Lucas Forbes accused of killing Adam Whitley, the cruel abusive husband of his patient Erin Whitley by gunfire.
