Charles Macaulay, actor, 72

["Deathwatch Central" <cdw@slick.org>]

HEALDSBURG, Calif. (AP) - Charles Macaulay, last seen as the
often-defeated prosecutor on television's ``The Perry Mason Mysteries,''
died Friday of cancer. He was 72.

Macaulay was a longtime actor and director in theater, TV and movies.
Through his friendship with Raymond Burr, television's Perry Mason,
Macaulay became a partner six years ago in the Raymond Burr Vineyards in
Healdsburg.

Born and raised in Kentucky, Macaulay graduated from the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Arts in London, where he won the First Judges Medal.

In Hollywood he appeared as a guest star in over 200 television plays and
co-starred in 23 feature films.





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