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Note Générale:
Réalisateur:
Scénaristes:
Tom Lazarus (teleplay)
Anthony Lawrence (story)
suite
Série TV:
Date de diffusion originale:
5 avril 1978 (Saison 7, Episode 4)
Intrigue:
Dr. Eric Mason is a self-controlled man and he teaches how to get control over one's own life. His wife... suite | add synopsis
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(Episode Interprètes principaux) | Peter Falk | ... | Columbo |
 | Nicol Williamson | ... | Dr. Eric Mason |
 | Kim Cattrall | ... | Joanne Nicholls |
 | Joel Fabiani | ... | Dr. Charles Hunter |
| Frank Aletter | ... | Dr. Garrison |
| Tricia O'Neil | ... | Mrs. Cochran - the dog trainer |
 | Ed Begley Jr. | ... | Officer Stein |
| Fred J. Gordon | ... | Technician |
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Germany:70 min | USA:73 min
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Couleur (Technicolor)
Rapport de forme:
1,33 : 1 suite
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Classification:
Norway:11 (2007) (DVD) | Denmark:15 (2007) (DVD) | Sweden:15 (2007) (DVD) | Finland:K-18 (2007) (DVD) (self applied)
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Lt. Columbo: Most people could sit and listen to somebody talking about their personality for hours - Lord knows *I* could. suite
Connexions De Film:
Référencé sur "The Simpsons: Smoke on the Daughter (#19.15)" (2008) suite
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I must say I really liked the director approach of the movie from James Frawley. It's the second Columbo movie I've seen so far which got directed by him and it was the second one from him that I loved. He directed a total of 6 Columbo movies throughout his career, of which this one was his third. The directing is done with lots of style, which makes the movie great to watch and provides it with some good pace as well.
The movie actually knows to create a good general thriller atmosphere and style, also not in the least thanks to the musical score from Patrick Williams, who did the score for all of James Frawley's Columbo movies. It's a style which I really loved about this movie and makes it more special to watch than just the average Columbo movie entry.
It has actually a quite far fetched main plot but nevertheless you'll buy it, thanks to the skillful directing and storytelling of it all.
The movie features a 'great' killer, portrayed by Nicol Williamson. He gives away one fine performance and is a worthy opponent for the good old Lieutenant. The movie also features a still very young Kim Cattrall. Funny thing is that she also made her debut in a movie called "Rosebud", the word that plays a key element in this movie, which of course refers to the 1941 Orson Welles classic "Citizen Kane".
The movie has all of the typical great Columbo movie elements in it, including some great relieving humor at points.
Another real fine Columbo movie from James Frawley!
8/10