Columbo Interrogates Tommy Brown (Johnny Cash) | Columbo
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- "A man who can sing like that, can't be all bad."
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Johnny Cash calling Peter Falk 'Lil Buddy is adorable.
Alan Hale catchphrase in so many things, Gilligans Island, Andy Griffith, Giant Spider Invasion.
Weird
Hence the reason why Columbo says that singing with that voice can’t be that bad (when he took Johnny under arrest in the car at the end)
Their chemistry is terrific
I saw someone else say it, but Johnny’s voice really does sound like music even when he’s just speaking.
Johnny cash acting in this is natural and never in question. Sometimes that goes unnoticed I think?
I love "Swan Song" as much as I did Johnny Cash. It's awesome to hear his comments about doing the episode and how Pete Falk helped him with his acting during the filming of the episode. The ending is also unforgettable.
@JL Love. Hi! Seen it many times (Johnny Cash) But I cry every time because I wanted him to get away with it. I think Columbo also felt bad about catching him 😌
And how young they both look.
Right....
I love this amazing song
And Peter FALK, JOHNNY CASH. Wonderful
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That song has brought untold numbers of lost sinners to Christ. Penned near mid-century by Hank Williams, himself a tortured and lost sinner... he continues to inspire millions.
Perfect for Johnny Cash to cover, and perfect for this episode.
@@michellehart644 I would have felt the same way if it wasn't also the other woman on the plane. I think they included her not to make the audience root for him TOO hard, because they knew they already would, and if he had just killed his awful shrew of a wife then EVERYONE would have wanted him to get away with it.
Johnny Cash was a very good actor as well.
Yes he was
Fact
The view from the window of the Colonel's office is so real and lifelike. It's impossible to tell that they're just on a soundstage in a studio with a matte painting behind the window.
That's what you can put on a stage /REAL ACTING in a theatre 🙏😎
Check for a motion of the brush the hedges ...didn't see any so I suppose it is a painting yeah it's pretty good but without any motion of the plants ... it shows that it's a painting
Today it would look like this ... but with green around the edges of the window-frame.
@33VMUH. What makes you think it’s on a soundstage? I mean, it might be but it was filmed at Marina del Rey, a living and boating area near me in Los Angeles.
Two men with iconic voices.
I consider this my favorite Columbo. Johhny Cash is great. And the song "I saw the Light" is my favorite song he ever sang. CASH and Falk really have good chemistry.
"There's a man goin' roun' takin' names, of who to save and who to blame". Only just realised that song was about Columbo.
Pretty sure it's revelation
Merci for this. Columbo was his usual self, but Johnny really showed his ability.
If you ever want to see who he really was, look at his last concert. It was in a home and he was almost blind, shaking and couldn't walk. They wheeled him up, sat him in a chair, put a guitar in his hand, and he said "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash", and proceeded to sing hhis songs, in the few weeks after June Carter Cash died. His voice was raoucous, and he needed water even during songs. But he sang. He acted like Tommy brown.
Viděla jsem to,moc krásné❤❤❤💋
FUN FACT: The director of this episode, Nicholas Colasanto, later went on to fame in front of the camera, playing "Coach" on "Cheers"!
LOL the military commander guy's lines make him sound exactly like a character in a point and click adventure game
This Columbo episode with Johnny Cash is my number one FAVORITE! I just adored Johnny Cash and his singing, and when he and Peter Falk got together the both of them were so cute!!!❤❤
Tommy dodged the question about the difference in recordings like a pro! It's a shame for him that Lt. Columbo can't be fooled that easily.
Rest in powerful peace Johnny Cash 🙏
26 February 1932 ~
12 September 2003⚘
Anything Johnny Cash says (or sings) sounds special
He had one hell of a voice
Oh Johnny boy. Great man of God. Now he sees the light of the kingdom. PRAISE THE LORD
Cash was a competent actor. I would have liked to see him in more acting roles. He was more convincing than Elvis, anyway. His character in this was amoral, you have to say that. Yet...still felt a little sorry for him. he was being blackmailed which is a crime that is so cowardly and insidious yet perpetrators of that crime are never looked upon as hardened criminals (in movies and TV, anyway). Probably because the victims of the crime have done something equally as nasty or worse.
His "wife" was really amoral. Wrspping herself up in a Christianity blanket and then blackmailing her meal ticket.
@@mahatmagandhi7588 No, she was punishing Johnny Cash's character for having slept with his underage niece. He also seemed to have a penchant for underage female fans. His wife kept him on a short leash financially and materially.
@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 Yes I know. If she had any moral fiber in her body she would have reported it when it happened. However, she used that as an opportunity to blackmail him. As long as she complied with him she was going to overlook what he did. As long as he did what she wanted he would never go to prison for that. What a hyppocrite she is. As long as he is making money for her she lets him get away with it.
@@mahatmagandhi7588 Excellent point, and I had not thought of that. Yes, she should have reported him to the police as soon as she had known. She seemed to take sadistic pleasure in controlling every aspect of his life.
@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 YES!! I never clarified my position on my first post.
One of my favorite episodes. ❤️and yes!!! Acting came naturally to Johnny Cash. Just .........made it look SO easy 🌹
Columbo always has a twinkle in his eyes…he loves his job!
Well, one was a glass eye!
Columbo went to his concert and got an advanced copy of the record because he knew that mofo was going away for good
Great episode with a great ending, it had it all...
And Boss Hogg too!!! 👍👍
Yep, I thought that was boss hog.
Tommy facial reactions to when Colombo said 'we were there'! Lol 😆
Ask away little buddy, that southern draw is smooth as hell
Rest in powerful peace Peter Falk 🙏
16 September 1927 ~
23 June 2011⚘
It's really funny hearing the "Twist stuff" referred to as degenerate considering how it's now on the "oldies" stations for old folks.
That Boss Hog. I always pegged him as a shifty character. 😄😄😄
Didn't even wanna give Columbo an advance copy of the concert. Go back to Hazzard!
@@gonesnake2337 Amen, brother. Amen! 😄😄😄
I like the end dialogue between cash and Colombo.
This was a kickass episode. Lord have mercy. Johnny Cash!!
This episode was directed by Nick “Coach Ernie Pantusso” Colasanto of “Cheers” fame.
Definitely the most sympathetic of the killers. Man his wife was wretched
I just can't understand how everyone just doesn't care that he killed the your girl just as collateral damage
@@maciejguzek3442 Because he maybe had no other choice as Marrianne was always with Tommy's wife and this one began to feel remorse for what he did.
Peter falk and Johnnie cash,. Doesn't get any better than that .pure class.
comparisons are dumb.
何度も見ても
素晴らしい作品。
ジョニー出演凄いなあ
I remember when they had this episode up in full on this channel. I never knew up till I saw this episode Johnny Cash was an actor as well as a singer. It took me a while to recognise the guy playing the record producer as the same guy in the Sigma Society high IQ club who Theodore Bikel tickled and shot.
Also Boss Hogg
YEEEEEEHAAAAAA
Tommy Brown and Adrian Carsini got along with Columbo fairly well.
And Columbo actually admired both men for their respective talents and passion for their crafts.
@@lisawilliams2013 that he did.
Had a smoke with Jose Ferrer at the end of "Mind over Mayhem".
Carsini got away with his crime as Colombo created fruit of a poison tree evidence when he committed theft in order to aquire a bottle of Carsinis port. Without a warrant the evidence is 'a poison seed'. Colombo's admission to the theft creates a chain of inadmissible evidence that could not be used against Carsini in court, inculding any admissions Carsini made (poison fruit) as a result of being confronted by poison seed evidence.
At least Colombo followed propper evidence collection in the Tommy Brown case.
One of my favorite Columbo episodes. Kinda felt sorry for Tommy. His wife was really a viper!
I agree!!
@@francesholman9442 It was the one episode I was hoping Johnny Cash would get away with it.
Johnny C is so charming and Columbo is so persistent and crafty.
Nice bit role for John Randolph (the USAF Colonel). Always a pleasure.
He's really good in Seconds. And he was Bob Hartley's father-in-law.
Real, honest talent here. The cream rises to the top. 'Nuff said.
Absolutely the best columbo episode!!!!
I've always loved Johnny Cash and in Swan song 🎵 Johnny Cash sang Hank Williams, I saw the light, beautifully, even Hank Williams would've been very impressed ❤. The Man in black is loved by me and all his family and friend's forever ❤ ♥
Johnny Cash reminds me of my Grandad. 😢❤️
johnny cash feels larger than life. has a brando vibe to him here. something compelling about his performance, the deliberateness of his performance thats simultaneously natural. a gifted artist, conscious of his flaws and yet irresistably charming
theres a beautiful wistfulness in peter falk's expressions when he hears cash sing as well. like he understands him. they really sang in this episode
Currently watching this episode and it is awesome.
❤Tribute to Johnny Ray Cash born in Kingsland,Arkansas,February 26th 1932 and dead in Nashville,Tennessee,December 12th at 71 years old,Country Music in Black❤
Cash quality acting and Boss Hog glasses!
Colombo knew he had Tommy here! Lol
Is that the actor who played Boss Hogs from the Duke of Hazard. Wearing large round pink sunglasses.
Yes
One of my favourite episodes
I love Jonny cash good singer and good actor l love his southern accent
You know, i love the episodes where the murderer and columbo get along more than the episodes where columbo straight up hates the guy. For me at least its more compelling when its visible that columbo doesnt actually want to get the guy, but something deep inside tells him he has to because its right. Maybe under different circumstances they could have been the best of friends, and while the investigation is going try to enjoy the moment. But you can tell with each question and every action is just leading towards his suspects down fall. You can see it in his eyes the conflict this brings. This episode and donald pleasance episodes are my absolute favorite due to the tragedy it brings to everyone involved.
Columbo: If you want, can i cuff the Dukes myself?
Boss Hogg: Why not?
This scene gets better everytime I watch it 😍
My fave episode!
This is my favourite episode
"What did he do in your outfit, sir?"
"Parachute rigging."
You can almost hear the lightbulb going off in Columbo's head.
Johnny Cash was a real entertainer unlike the actor/politicians we have today.
thank you.
Colonel is shell shocked 😂
This was great episode johnny cash good in this episode
One of my favorite episodes. JC did well
Vždy jsem se dívala na Columba,ale tuto epizodu jsem neviděla😢
Johnny est super dans Columbo 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇵
Columbo is gonna nail ya ALWAYS
If Johnny told me what any drug does I would feel confident in taking his word for it.
2 of my favourite people.
Is this episode the precursor to his prison song…🤣
I saw the liiiiight I saw the liiiiiiight no more darkness....
Classic
Seeing Mr. Booke in this episode makes me wish even more that there could've been a crossover with The Dukes of Hazzard.
Picture this- a couple of high-class smugglers come to Hazzard. They're intent to do business with the Boss, but just before the deal goes down, one pops the other.
Somehow one of the Dukes stumbles across the dying one and tries to help, but then the other one gets the drop on 'em and tries to frame them.
Here's a kicker- As bad as Boss wants the Dukes out of what's left of his hair, he doesn't believe for a minute that any of them are murderers. The sentiment is shared by his officers, as well as the rest of the county.
Trouble is, the smuggler is a well-off snot with strong-arming lawyers who buck to keep charges up.
It doesn't help that it looks pretty open and shut.
Or does it?
While everyone's scrambling to figure things out, up to the curb of the courthouse rolls a vintage Peugeot 304 convertible. And in a puff of smoke out climbs a scruffy little man in a raincoat.
There's a pair of officers standing on the stairs. One is in a standard-issue blue-and-black uniform, and the other is in a suit, which he put on just after getting in from California.
The scruffy man walks up to the two and says to the one in the suit, "Hello Enos. How're you?"
"I've been better. Sherriff, this is that mentor of mine I was telling you about. His name is Frank Columbo."
From there things just write themselves.
Wtf !?!? It's Johnny Cash !!!
I love the record producer guy's huge round glasses!
GOOD HIGH !!!
5 years later he turned into Boss Hogg.
That’s for sure,
I wish Tommy would’ve gotten away with it
Number one on the charts? That?
Praise the lord, I saw the light.. 🎼
Little buddy.
HOMICIDE?!🤣😂
BOSS HOGG!!!
"What did he do in your office sir"
"Parachute rigging"
Look at Columbo's reaction there. That's where he knew everthing clicked together and he orders the autopsy.
The young lady, Miss Cobb, that Tommy Brown sexually assaulted, is treated as a blackmail prop by Edna while she and Edna are living, and then as a nothing by the man that sexually assaulted her after her and Edna's murder. Columbo even has to remind him of Miss Cobb. She remains a sad victim.
Great episode, but come on. Who would believe that a plane falls thousands of meters and the pilot survives?
It would be screaming ''I did it'' from a mile away.
It was sorta implied throughout the episode that the guy from the NTSB was either lazy, incompetent, or a mixture of both. Columbo points out two big things at the crash site that the investigator completely missed.
Plus, small single-engine planes crash all the time. Probably just wanted to wrap up the investigation and be done with it.
What a nerve, after all that , he’s asks for a free bee🤬
He was a highwayman......."
Brother Hodgekiss - Enjoyed that episode of Little House.
Among the coastal roads I'd ride
A sword and pistol by my side
anyone know the date of this?
1974
Johnny cash did a great job as a murderer in this episode! He fooled me!
should've directed the episode where Cash shoots his manager cause he wanted him dead all these years cause he found out the manager had keot back money from him, and where should this take place? at Columbos vacation destination ofcourse... Reno, nevada
Wow. Billy from Predator was in Columbo?
The Colonel only has 11 ribbons. Hmm
Elvis is alive and well
Hello, I'm Johnny Crash..dut dut dut:)
This episode has echoes of Elmer Gantry.
The funniest thing is Johnny Cash never got even charged for all the murders he committed..
I am sure he suffered bad moods after that... But he killed a lot of people.. Before he died.
RIP.
Sorrell Booke playing against type as the hip music manager.
Boss HOGG getting hot... he's pissed with Colombo.. acting all defensive attorney..
Columbo should have been in charge of the George Flloyd case
Elvis impersinator
HMMM 🤗
Loose definition of interrogation