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Is perhaps one of the best of many episodes from Alfred Hitchcock that provides a poetic twist and very fitting. Look at these two. They deserve each other till death parts them.

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peter falk on alfred hitchcock presents (1961)

This week on Content Abnormal we present Ernest Chappell & Les Tremayne in the Quiet Please thriller “Three”!

John Cassavetes in You Got To Have Luck, 1956

Episode 76 - The Perfect Crime

In this Hitchcock-directed episode, Vincent Price plays one Charles Courtney, a Sherlockian detective with a sterling investigative reputation and an ego to match. But when local defense attorney John Gregory shows up on his doorstep late one night, Courtney finds he’s in for the shock of his life. Will Courtney’s pride—and more importantly, Gregory himself—be able to survive this tense evening? And will Courtney’s infamous hubris be the cause of his downfall?

Burn-o-Meter: N/A Overall Rating: 8.25 special vases

"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" premiered 65 years ago today, on October 2, 1955. #OnThisDay

Episode 75 - Last Request

When Gerry Daniels, a man on death row, is given his last request, he attempts to set the record straight regarding his actual crimes by writing a sensational letter to the editor. But as this edgy, brilliantly crafted plot progresses, the viewer begins to question: Is Gerry condemning the city’s district attorney or himself?

Burn-o-Meter: N/A Overall Rating: 9.25  last requests

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4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents #horror #tv #television #alfredhitchcock #alfredhitchcockpresents

Some Alfred Hitchcock Presents Patrick.

Them eyebrows are somethin’!

But the first photo, so handsome.

New Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Gigolo (1985).

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Character Actress

Vera June Miles (née Ralston, born August 23, 1929) Film and Television actress. 

Signing a five-year personal contract with Hitchcock in 1957, Miles was widely publicized as the director's potential successor to Grace Kelly. Two years prior, Hitchcock had directed Miles in the role of Ralph Meeker's emotionally troubled new bride in "Revenge", the pilot episode of his television series Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

In addition to her film appearances, Miles was featured in many popular television shows throughout her career, including Wagon Train, Laramie, The Twilight Zone and the western series Riverboat, starring Darren McGavin and Burt Reynolds. She also co-starred in the first episode of ABC's The Fugitive (titled "Fear in a Desert City"), as well as guest-starring in episodes of The Outer Limits, Burke's Law, The Eleventh Hour, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Ironside.

In 1965, Miles had a supporting role in three episodes of the CBS series My Three Sons. The same year, she co-starred with lead actors Robert Culp and Bill Cosby in the pilot episode of the TV series I Spy entitled "Affair in T'Sien Cha" (although the pilot was not actually broadcast until midway through the series’ first season).

Miles continued to appear in numerous TV films and TV series during the 1970s, including the pilot for the TV series Cannon (broadcast in March 1971) as the wife of a deceased war comrade of private investigator Frank Cannon, played by William Conrad. She guest-starred in a further two episodes of the series in different roles during its run. In 1973, she appeared alongside Peter Falk in "Lovely But Lethal", an episode of NBC's Columbo, playing a cosmetics queen who commits murder. She also made guest appearances in episodes of Hawaii Five-O, The Streets of San Francisco, and Fantasy Island among others.

Miles continued to appear in a number of TV and film productions during the 1980s, guest-starring in episodes of the TV series The Love Boat (1982 and 1984) and Hotel (1984 and 1987). She also appeared alongside Angela Lansbury in the TV series Murder, She Wrote, guest-starring in three episodes broadcast in 1985, 1990, and 1991. The 1991 episode, entitled "Thursday's Child", was her final television role.   (Wikipedia)

IMDb listing.

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Venetia Stevenson on the set of Alfred Hitchcock Presents (c. 1960)

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Episode 69 - The Hatbox

When college student Perry (not Mason) gets into hot water with Professor Jarvis, he decides to pay a visit to the prof’s house to make amends. But a chance discovery of a discarded hatbox in Jarvis’ trash can leads to quickly escalated speculation. Is Professor Jarvis a murderer? And will the enlisted Lieutenant Roman get to the bottom of a case involving a biology prof, a nosy small town, and one ugly hat?

Burn-o-Meter: 4.5 Overall Rating: 4.5 hatboxes

Episode 68 - Out There—Darkness

When Miss Fox is attacked in a dark alley, she is convinced that her dog Vanessa has as good as identified her assailant. But could Miss Fox’s personal bias be getting in the way? And how will true justice be served? Annie & Kathryn discuss an episode featuring rhinestone collars, leopard muffs, and the incomparable Bette Davis.

Burn-o-Meter: 7.5 Overall Rating: 7.5 dog walks