Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Season Six (5 disc box set) [DVD]

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Supporting cast: Janet Ward as Ethel Montgomery, Elliott Reid as Earl Kramer, Gavin Gordon as George Brooks, Doris Singleton as Secretary, Walter Woolf King as Dr. Pritchard, Olan Soulé as Chemist On Miles Cheever's last day of work, he is given a retirement party. When he comes home, his wife tells him that he deserved more for fifteen years. Miles agrees and that night goes to office and robs the safe. Intending to leave his wife, he heads to the airport where he is met by his girlfriend. A stewardess, however, tells Miles to put his suitcase in a rear storage compartment. Though the suitcase contains the money from the office, Miles reluctantly agrees. Later, as he waits on the plane, he learns that a bomb threat has been called in. Since the police are searching the bags, he worries that he will be caught. What he doesn't realize is that his wife called in the bomb threat. She knew he was having an affair and called in the threat so that he'd get caught. Gil (Allen), who had an extremely close relationship with his late father, Jonathan, accuses his stepmother, Rosine (Johnson) of killing him. Gil's investigation uncovers a bottle of poisoned brandy that he had given to Rosine to kill her, except Rosine had guessed that it was poison and gave it to Jonathan, killing him. Huizenga, Tom (March 5, 2013). "Marches Madness: Puppets And A Funeral". NPRMusic. NPR . Retrieved November 22, 2017. Supporting cast: Raymond Bailey as Jeff Harrison, Olan Soule as Art Dealer, Harry Tyler as Real Estate Agent

Supporting Cast: Percy Helton as Charlie the Building Super, Norman Lloyd as Lieutenant Orsatti, Norman Bartold as Police Sergeant, Minerva Urecal as Busybody Enid (Meadows) has two lovers, Eliot Gray (Marlowe) and Cyril Hardeen (Matheson). The two men meet, and the older and more sophisticated Cyril frames Eliot for beating Cyril up. Enid refuses to believe the truth and leaves Eliot for Cyril. Due to its Chill Wills as Mr. Kilmer, Cloris Leachman as Mary Templeton, Biff McGuire as Larry Templeton, Peter Lazer as Johnny Templeton, Scatman Crothers as Timothy Supporting Cast: Vladimir Sokoloff as Uncle Fernaud, Marcel Dalio as Corporal Marcel Marchand, Michael Granger as Francois, Victor Varconi as Count d'Auberge, Gloria Castillo as Lili, Lilyan Chauvin as Sybil Delamont, Karen Scott as Cherie, Iphigenie Castiglioni as Countess d'Auberge, Luis Van Rooten as Leon, Karen Lenay (as Caren Lenay) as Jeanette, Bobby Barber as Cafe Patron (uncredited)Interesting note: Lorne Greene, John Qualen, and Madge Kennedy all died in 1987, with Greene dying (September 11) the day before Qualen's death (September 12), respectively.

Supporting Cast: Sam Gilman as Squad Car Officer, Andy Romano as Patrolman, David Fresco as Dave, Bob Carson as Lieutenant (uncredited) The Templetons (McGuire and Leachman) are on a train with their young son, Johnny, who they have trouble controlling. The Templetons offer Johnny one silver dollar if he can be quiet for 10 minutes while elderly cowboy Mr. Kilmer (Wills) tells a story. When the train stops, Johnny sees a man outside the window, caught in the blizzard and begging for help, but Johnny cannot speak up, having promised not to. Supporting Cast: Kathryn Givney as Mrs. Princey, Tita Purdom as Millicent "Millie" Princey, Jered Barclay (credited as Jerry Barclay) as George, Irene Lang as Jane Supporting Cast: Clegg Hoyt as Hutch, Roscoe Ates as Piano Player, Robert Armstrong as Saloonkeeper, Mike Ragan as Pete, Harry Raven as Townsman (uncredited) Supporting Cast: Ralph Clanton as Mr. Saunders, Gertrude Flynn as Aunt Catherine Sedley, Richard Lupino as Ives, Louis Mercier as Commissionaire Jouin Clement, Barry Harvey as Police Sergeant Hodges, Leonard Mudie as Assayer (uncredited)

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Supporting Cast: Harry Bellaver as Police Sergeant Waggoner, William Boyett as Captain Davidson, Mercedes Shirley as Mrs. Davidson, Katherine Warren as Policewoman, Theodora Davitt as College Student