Raymond Burr adopted 25 kids during last 40 years of his secretive life

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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