Hitchcock didn't write the AHP stories, the point of the show was to highlight other writers. This is just competent writing, we don't have that in cinema today.
She took an awful risk having two marriages so close to each other, people might have talked. Perhaps she'll wait a bit longer or just stay a wealthy widow after this one.
A wife can't testify against her husband? I thought that it was "A wife can't be forced to testify against her husband"? But a wife CAN testify against her husband, as long as she wasn't forced to do so.
@@jamesvickers9476 This is incorrect. Spousal privilege can be waived by one or both parties. So, you CAN testify against your spouse, but you can't be COMPELLED to do so.
That was Robert Webber. One of his earliest movie roles was as a juror in the picture, Twelve Angry Men, starring Henry Fonda and Lee J. Cobb. You're right, he was very handsome.
Robert Webber, born October 14, 1924. Enlisted in the United States Marines in 1943 during World War II. He had a 40-year career as a character actor in films and television and appeared as Juror No. 12 in 12 Angry Men (1957). Sadly, he died May 19, 1989, age 64 of Lou Gehrig's disease.
It's so nice watch in 13 minutes good acting and a captive interesting Plot or story. 1 hour Dateline shows are interesting but they should be 20 minutes or max half hour long. Can't watch anymore
He found out about the other 2 murders accidentally so she killed him. The second husband was not framed for murder he just happens to have had the truth fall on his lap about his wife being the killer of the first husband and his first wife.
That actor …. Robert Webber. He played Dudley Moore’s memorable, cynical, bitchy, gay friend in Blake Edwards’ male mid-life crisis comedy, “10” One of his funniest lines was: “after forty, it’s just patch, patch, patch.”
They both used stories from some of the same writers , but I get what you're saying. Two other episodes come to mind for me. The one where the young boys in the neighborhood order mushrooms to grow in the basement and become mind-controlled to harm their parents 🤣 and another where a woman is waking from a realization that she is not a 300lb baby-making machine 😭...I think those are season 4 also
8 minutes...how is telling his wife if she had been born 200 years ago she'd have been hung as a witch a compliment? I think ld have pushed him away after that! 😡
Because she was bewitching. Telling a woman she bewitched you with her charms would be considered a compliment. And that was a reference to Salem, Massachusetts.
Yes she can, if the prosecution is smart enough to make him agree to it. He agrees to let her appear as HIS witness, but once she's on that stand, she's anybody's witness.
At 9min this reminds me of another episode where a woman told her husband about a dreadful criminal pointing to him "that's the man!" That man died and shortly thereafter she pointed to another "That's the man!" But at 9:15 I see her awake eyes and wonder. BUT at 10 min what a surprize. And 10:20 "If she every learns I suspect, she will certainly kill me." SELF FULFILLING PROPHECY! Oh aren't we krafty!
The other episode you're recalling was in fact the very first in the series, from 1955, called 'Revenge,' starring Ralph Meeker and Vera Miles. It was one of the 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' episodes which Hitchcock himself directed.
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3 murders in few minutes without any horror scene and still horrifying.. This is Hitchcock ❤️
Hitchcock didn't write the AHP stories, the point of the show was to highlight other writers.
This is just competent writing, we don't have that in cinema today.
These need to be longer! They are so interesting!
The original AH Presents were all 30 minutes including the commercials. The latter have been deleted for YT.
Catch full episodes on daily motion.
I'm so addicted to these!
She took an awful risk having two marriages so close to each other, people might have talked. Perhaps she'll wait a bit longer or just stay a wealthy widow after this one.
That's a lot of confessing in your sleep hilarous
“Gilbert” reminds me of Billy Bob Thornton.
I like these simple stories
Just an old fashioned gal hey !!
Robert Webber was hilarious in Private Benjamin as the head "Thornbird"!
Jane Greer what beauty!
A wife can't testify against her husband? I thought that it was "A wife can't be forced to testify against her husband"? But a wife CAN testify against her husband, as long as she wasn't forced to do so.
Whether forced or unforced a wife cannot testify against her husband
Whoever made up that law was a Rich Man who wanted to Hide his Secrets!
@@jamesvickers9476 You should watch 'A Witness for the Prosecution.'
@@jamesvickers9476 This is incorrect. Spousal privilege can be waived by one or both parties. So, you CAN testify against your spouse, but you can't be COMPELLED to do so.
"Not always" is dead- on. Just think of divorce court. No one would testy then.
6:56 what a handsome actor, I've seen him in other movies.
That was Robert Webber. One of his earliest movie roles was as a juror in the picture, Twelve Angry Men, starring Henry Fonda and Lee J. Cobb. You're right, he was very handsome.
His name is Robert Webber. he's a great actor and has done lots of movies and television.
@@elaineteeter2904 He also played a T.V. executive in a political satire film from the early '80s called 'Wrong Is Right.'
Robert Webber.
Robert Webber, born October 14, 1924. Enlisted in the United States Marines in 1943 during World War II. He had a 40-year career as a character actor in films and television and appeared as Juror No. 12 in 12 Angry Men (1957). Sadly, he died May 19, 1989, age 64 of Lou Gehrig's disease.
Marrying client is not good for any lawyer
5:25 "As you know a wife can't testify against her husband". Not true; a wife can't be COMPELLED to testify, but she can do so if she wants.
Jane Greer beautiful actress- equally good as noir temptress or noir heroine
Thanks so much!!!
Wow, Bravo Mr Hitchcock
Pretty sure she doesn't have a clear understanding of the nursing career because she is doing it way, way wrong. PFFT! 😆
Ya think?
It's so nice watch in 13 minutes good acting and a captive interesting Plot or story. 1 hour Dateline shows are interesting but they should be 20 minutes or max half hour long. Can't watch anymore
20 minutes is too short for me
How lovely to eat breakfast that way
Short and beautiful by Hitchcock😮🎉❤
I see how she framed the first husband for murder but how is the second husband "framed for murder"? He was killed.
He found out about the other 2 murders accidentally so she killed him. The second husband was not framed for murder he just happens to have had the truth fall on his lap about his wife being the killer of the first husband and his first wife.
Title was clickbait
That actor …. Robert Webber. He played Dudley Moore’s memorable, cynical, bitchy, gay friend in Blake Edwards’ male mid-life crisis comedy, “10” One of his funniest lines was: “after forty, it’s just patch, patch, patch.”
Always testify; if your spouse broke the law it’s a good reason to divorce.
One thing is for sure, no man ever lives to testify against her.
😂
Smart move recording your voice so can hear what you said. 😒
Best show
Why can't you show the complete show
Copyright
Catch full episodes on daily motion.
there are some episodes of AHP that could easily be Twilight Zone episodes!!! like season 4 episode 6 "Design for Love"
It was I saw it in the twighlight zone
They both used stories from some of the same writers , but I get what you're saying. Two other episodes come to mind for me. The one where the young boys in the neighborhood order mushrooms to grow in the basement and become mind-controlled to harm their parents 🤣 and another where a woman is waking from a realization that she is not a 300lb baby-making machine 😭...I think those are season 4 also
I believe she cant be forced to testify.
how come she is not suspected ?? she being a nurse and has access to medicines ,two deaths .....
Waaay to many commercials on Dateline hard to watch!
This uses the device from Hitchcock's film Stage Fright with a 'false memory' acted scene that is untrue (the husband talking in his sleep).
8 minutes...how is telling his wife if she had been born 200 years ago she'd have been hung as a witch a compliment? I think ld have pushed him away after that! 😡
There is simply No Amount of Money worth Murder! The Love of Money is the Root of all Evil!!!
Because she was bewitching. Telling a woman she bewitched you with her charms would be considered a compliment. And that was a reference to Salem, Massachusetts.
It didn't show the ending;
Your title is not accurate. That's not what happens in the plot.
Oh Jane Greer..I like her she did alot of film noir with Robert Mitchum
Stop giving away the ending in the title. I knew what would happen but it was still a good one.
No shit!!
It's very funny. Black comedy! Hitchcock's sense of humour!
But what about his digital footprint?
well wasn't that a fine how-de-doo?
What I don't get; why marry again?
May be she find a sort of thrill to kill man after marrying him.
good looking couple
Seems incomplete.
Wasn't the maid in this show, Hazel, who had her own sitcom by that name?
she just has a similar voice.
Midnight Lace
I also think she is Shirley Booth
Yes she can, if the prosecution is smart enough to make him agree to it. He agrees to let her appear as HIS witness, but once she's on that stand, she's anybody's witness.
I want that hat !
Lol
At 9min this reminds me of another episode where a woman told her husband about a dreadful criminal pointing to him "that's the man!" That man died and shortly thereafter she pointed to another "That's the man!" But at 9:15 I see her awake eyes and wonder. BUT at 10 min what a surprize. And 10:20 "If she every learns I suspect, she will certainly kill me." SELF FULFILLING PROPHECY! Oh aren't we krafty!
The other episode you're recalling was in fact the very first in the series, from 1955, called 'Revenge,' starring Ralph Meeker and Vera Miles. It was one of the 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' episodes which Hitchcock himself directed.
@@ronmackinnon9374 Thanks
I was told also a wife can't testify against her husband even if she wants to.
7:12 Sniffin on him like hes a piece of hot meat!
Who paints their house in a dress shirt an tie but stuck up Brits...
James Vickers don’t be so ignorant. “Stuck up Brits” would pay someone to paint their house.
James Vickers These are Yanks so whats the polnt in your comment?
His over acting is killing me.
Can you please start this from the beginning??