| Clarence Bell | |
|---|---|
 Clarence Bell (Gary Anthony Williams) is an associate attorney with Crane, Poole and Schmidt who appears in the Seasons 3 and 4 of the series. | |
| Personal Information | |
| Gender/Sex: | Male |
| Occupation/ Career: |
Lawyer and associate at Crane, Poole & Schmidt Law |
| Character description: |
Stars out at the firm as an assistant for Claire Simms |
| Character information | |
| Appeared on: | Boston Legal |
| First episode appearance: | "New Kids on the Block" in Season 3 |
| Final episode appearance: |
"The Gods Must Be Crazy" in Season 4 |
| Episodes appeared in: | 16: Season 3 and 4, 2006-08 |
| Character played by: | Gary Anthony Williams |
Clarence Bell is a legal assistant then associate attorney with Crane, Poole & Schmidt who appears in Seasons 3 and 4 of
the Boston Legal series. The part of Clarence is played by Gary Anthony Williams, who, amongst his most notable roles, appeared in the 2002 action/comedy film Undercover Brother with Eddie Griffin, Denise Richards, Chris Kattan, and Billy Dee Williams.
About Clarence[]
Also known as Clarice, Clevant and "Oprah" In his default persona, Clarence is hopelessly shy and introverted. To deal with this drawback, he role-plays as other people who embody the characteristics he cannot. He originally sued his place of employment for gender discrimination. He is hired by CP&S as Claire Simms's assistant, and after it is discovered he is a law school graduate who has been admitted to the bar, he becomes an associate. For a time, he and Claire are an item. Joining the Litigation Division, he and Jerry Espenson become friends, and he enjoys something of a mentoring relationship with Carl Sack. He disappeared at the end of Season 4 with no explanation.