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Outline of a Play on Actor Robert Blake's Murder Case

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on his exciting past and laments that continued fame eludes him. He is Italian-looking and shows signs of a past body-building hobby but it is obvious that the hobby  has been replaced by a love for relaxation. Blake appears in all instances to be in control of both himself and his surroundings, and is used to thriving on  male dominance and his perception of his own importance. B. Bonnie Bakley - Young, Attractive woman who bases her entire self-worth on how she looks and how others  perceive her. She is striking yet nothing about her indicates charm or innocence. She has a roughness about her and appears to require a lot of "maintenance".  Her nails are long and red and she wears obvious jewelry. Her hair looks "done" and overly processed. She has a habit of biting her lip which makes  her appear nervous and unsure of herself. C. Defense Attorney Harland Braun - A pudgy man in his late 50s who can nearly be seen salivating over this  once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to defend a notorious client. In preparation for the media blitz he even dyed his hair - an obvious mistake given the results. Braun always tries  to appear aloof, although his concerted effort belies the attempt. This sudden spot in the limelight has enhanced his lagging ego and as a result he has taken a  28 year old mistress more for leverage in the locker room than for any real emotional connection. D. Rosie - The child of Robert Blake and Bonnie Backley.  She is 2 years old, and precious and adorable as all 2-year-olds should be. E. Prosecuting Attorney Rich Levinson - Young and eager to make a name for himself.