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Just watching an episode of columbo - ' Etude in Black '
A music conductor kills his lover , a pianoist
As he was awaiting to go on stage a black guy comes into the room and tell him she hasn't turned up .
The black actor played the lead role in a American detective series years ago
I'm trying to remember what the name of the detective series was
Any ideas , if you're watching it , the episode I'm referring to ?
A music conductor kills his lover , a pianoist
As he was awaiting to go on stage a black guy comes into the room and tell him she hasn't turned up .
The black actor played the lead role in a American detective series years ago
I'm trying to remember what the name of the detective series was
Any ideas , if you're watching it , the episode I'm referring to ?
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// bing crosby apparently . . . //
depends how far back in the Columbo creation story you want to go. it's true that in casting the 1968 pilot episode "Prescription Murder" Levinson and Link wanted Bing Crosby (turned it down) or Lee J Cobb 9not available), but Columbo as a character existed before then - in the stage play "Prescription Murder", Columbo played by Thomas Mitchell, and in the Chevy Mystery Show "Enough Rope" episode, Columbo plated by Bert Freed. In the latter the character had few of the mannerisms from the Falk era but was still recognisably Columbo and used the same misdirection and distraction techniques.
depends how far back in the Columbo creation story you want to go. it's true that in casting the 1968 pilot episode "Prescription Murder" Levinson and Link wanted Bing Crosby (turned it down) or Lee J Cobb 9not available), but Columbo as a character existed before then - in the stage play "Prescription Murder", Columbo played by Thomas Mitchell, and in the Chevy Mystery Show "Enough Rope" episode, Columbo plated by Bert Freed. In the latter the character had few of the mannerisms from the Falk era but was still recognisably Columbo and used the same misdirection and distraction techniques.
not read it but great title: Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation