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Article: 'Cold Case' works best keeping eye on the past
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- Daily Breeze
- Article date:
- December 26, 2004
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TODAYTurning back the clock builds the drama on "Cold Case."
Executive producer and creator Meredith Stiehm cites an example: In
the sixth episode of the first season, Detective Lilly Rush (Kathryn
Morris) investigated a murder case from the 1960s, one related to gay-
bashing.
"And that's the one we still hold up as the one to emulate, the
one that really works and had the effect that we wanted for the
show," Stiehm said. "It was a story that couldn't have been told back
then (in the 1960s) because we could tell it now in hindsight because
we have terms like 'gay-bashing.' And I think the past to present,
usually with the cases that are much older, it works much better. You
really feel how ...
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