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I agree with you. Culp was angry, Cassidy was sinister and Nimoy was evil. I just love Columbo it brings me so much comfort. So clever, so entertaining and very stylish. The woman are always very feminine.
Totally agree, a brilliant talent gone too soon. He’s been gone so long, people seem to have forgotten this unique talent, loved him in Eiger Sanction.
Jack was absolutely the best Columbo villain ever, 3X. That's because he was playing himself. According to both Shirley Jones and David Cassidy Jack was vain, insecure, arrogant, hungry for fame and more than a bit delusional. He channeled all those qualities into his Columbo villains.
@Songs Mirth I love Trump too! Glad you agree. Let's hope after Trump wins in 2020 Eric Trump wins in 2024 and 2028 and the most beautiful woman in the USA, Ivanka Trump wins in 2032 and 2036, then I will be dead and not care.
Best moment in the series for me. "I knew you could do it" 7:08 The 'he knows' scene in the best episode of the series with the best villain of the series.
The funniest line of all of Cassidy's appearances was in Murder By the book when Columbo said: "...because I think it'd be fun to be neighbors for a couple of weeks", and Cassidy replies with a clipped and hilarious "YEA-heh".
That's right.He started suspecting him,but could not wrap up that case because he needed a motive,then he looked at Jessie Jerome's typewriter and found exactly what he needed !!!
I like when in Now You See Him episode when Santini is not giving Columbo an alibi and saying " Was I here....or was I here" and Columbo says "Don't do this to me Sir...I don't know where the hell you were". 😂😂😂😂
9:54 With this song the atmosphere of Columbo was sometimes a bit creepy. You can really feel how bipolar Cassidy was. He could play deranged murderers ike no one else.
I am a Columbo fan (original, 80's and 90's version) Both were great. The original had the better villains. The best of villains were Jack Cassidy, Robert Culp and the sleeper was William Shatner.
The format for Columbo episodes was "how do ya catch em" rather than "whodunnit" already knowing that the prime suspect had committed the crime put the villain up against it. Suave and urbane Jack Cassidy was perhaps along with Patrick Mcgoohan the epitome of the bad guy.
My favourite is when he tells Louis Jourdan he new it was him as soon as he met him because he shared a meal with a poisoned man and never went to hospital
Superb actor. Cassidy played the villain in three episodes of Columbo, with each character being utterly distinct from the other. It takes an actor of enormous skill to portray insincerity. In the hands of a less capable performer, it could come across as merely bad acting. If only Cassidy had been able to do more.
We know it's a TV show, But no one could be as lucky as Colombo he knows the perpetrator and the methods as if it were scripted for him to read back to the perpetrator complete with every minute detail man he's good.
There are plenty of great Columbo murderers, almost all of them Ivy League (Ricardo Montalban, Robert Conrad, Vera Miles etc...) but Jack Cassidy wether as Riley Greenleaf, ken Franklin or the Great Santini made such a mark on the series that it remained so good right to the end with Clive Revell ending the series
Jack Cassidy great actor, his personal life is pretty sad; a lot of people hate him for what he did to his own son David Cassidy. David Cassidy said his father had a Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality; he could be the greatest father in the world one moment and the most evil person ever a second later. David Cassidy told people not hate his dad too much for what he did to him; because Jack himself was abused heavily by his parents when he was younger.
Yes Shaun and his brothers escaped that. As Shaun gets older he styles his hair sometimes looking just like his dad. Younger brother Patrick looks just like his dad. Jack Cassidy produced 4 nice looking sons.
Darrin Rychlak I could see that your brother looking identical to Jack Cassidy would be a little creepy. I always found Jack to have an odd personality. Hearing stories about him from David summed that up. Not a David Cassidy fan..ever.
Jack Cassidy has to be a true villain, remorseless, no regrets for his actions, feels superior to Columbo, whivh was his downfall, because mo one escapes from the best detective ever.
Favorite jack line? Publish or Perish. Car accident in parking lot at bar' old women says to him "if I were in your condition I would have called a cab" Greenleaf replies "And If I was in your condition madam, I would call a plastic surgeon" lol
no, when columbo comments that he has two bottle of champagne ready so he must be going down to san diego with someone. jack replies 'im capable of drinking those without help, and a great deal more than that'
All, the early, Columbos' were pure gold. They just don't write (or act) like that anymore...Jack Cassidy was one of the best guest stars and died way too young!
8:48 "i knew you could do it" and then the wink. Perfect. Columbo messaging him that he could do anything (including an illusion to do a complicated murder)
Cassidy was the best villain...Just was so natural as the murderer...The magician episode, NOW U SEE HIM, was the best episode ever... Nimoy as the murdering surgeon was outstanding as well... They all were great but those 2 are my favorite
The man (Jack Cassidy) had an impeccable sense of sartorial elegance in addition to the immense talent as a consummate performer. Also, his affinity for wearing fine timepieces such as the effervescent Cartier Tank and a lovely Jaeger-Lecoultre was abundantly evident on each of the three episodes he appeared in.
What a great homage to an immensely talented actor. By far my favourite culprit. Cartier Tank, Le Coultre (later Jaeger-LeC.) and his flamminaire (lighter) DuPont. He was the embodiment of elegance; self confidence and eloquence. Murder by the book S01E02 was so good that producers decided to change it to S01E01. What a start! Falk + Cassidy + Spielberg = the dreamed episode .
@@lhabitnoir Yes indeed! Alas, we were deprived of such a rare talent, and so prematurely by way of self-immolation. Chiefly owing to irredeemable addiction, neglect, and bouts of schizophrenia.
Csssidy was great in all 3 episodes he played in. It is sad he died so tragically. He was the same age as Peter Falk. We could have enjoyed his acting for 40 more years, had it not been for that terrible fire
@@michaellorusso4912 no. He did not die from aids. He died in 1976 when aids was not prevalent. He was a big alcoholic and his death stemmed from that.
The perfect "gotcha" moment of all the Columbo's is when and the way Falk looks at Cassidy when he gets out of the handcuffs. Perfect. And the director's angle sells the scene completely, right up to Falk's wink at the end.
I'm shocked Riley Greenleaf's faux drunken rampage in Publish or Perish is missing here! That was Jack having the time of his life and was one of the funniest and most enjoyable villain scenes in the series!
Love that line right at the start; "I was informed about it when I came off stage..." Straight away Columbo seems intrigued - volunteers an alibi before he's even asked to provide one. Genius writing!
I've watched that episode a bunch of times - it's maybe my favorite - and I just caught that in this video, and then read this. Over-volunteering always catches Columbo's ear.
The more I see of Jack Cassidy's work, the more impressed I am. He was always my favorite villain on Columbo, and his comedic role in the "He & She" TV series from 1967 (look for that on TH-cam) was hilarious, and also revealed a truly remarkable singing voice.
@Here's Johnny He might have been an alcoholic but that was an horrific way to go. No one deserves to die that way. Poor poor man and he was very young as well the same age I am now which is 49.
Robert Olecki right? It’s not discussed enough, it makes everything so much more enticing, adds gravity and depth to the scenes, people don’t pick up on it for some reason, I cannot get enough of some of these shots, just amazes me.
Such a shame Cassidy died so (relatively) young. He always put in a great performance. Outside of Columbo, he was superb as the camp information broker/spy in The Eiger Sanction. RIP.
Rafferty1968 oh thankyou wae trying to remember where I'd seen Jack before, he was so good in that movie, sleazy and cunning, exactly like Santini, no one did sleazy like him, brilliant acting.
When I say brilliant, I mean he was over thf top, cocky, bold, engaging, smarmy and willing to go toe to toe with Columbo. Columbo had his number BIG time!!
Jack Cassidy is friendly looking villain. Robert Culp and Jack Cassidy is perfectly matched Columbo villain. Like Dial M for murder’s Ray Milland. Jack Cassidy is noble british accent villian.Sometime he showed murder like an art. Peter Falk like Cassidy as a counterpart actor!!!!! If NG scene is added Columbo seems more fun! RIP Falk and Cassidy!!!!!!🙏
It's really weird to see these now and realize they at that time are younger than I am now. When I saw these I thought they were pretty old. Wow. One time on a bus an old lady (probably not all that old actually) made me get off my seat for her elderly husband so he could have a seat...(might've been her dad, it's a long time ago and all people over 30-80 were great enigmas in terms of their ages)...and she glared fiercely at me and said "You'll be old one day too, you know!" and I jumped on my big sister's lap and tucked my head in her neck. I was terrified. (my sister was probably who she was mad at, actually, because she was quite the hippie then) VIVA COLUMBO!!!!
IAN PAYNE correct, starring Gene Barry who starred in the 1950s SciFi classic movie The War of the Worlds, and you can tell this was the first episode as Columbo doesn't look dishevelled in it.
All the Jack Cassidy episodes were classics.
So true. Very charismatic.
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One of the best Columbo antagonists. R.I.P Jack Cassidy.
He likely would have done more Columbo's in the future. "Publish or Perish" was one of the best of the series. Loved it!!!
Jack Cassidy,was one of the most underrated actors of his time.
He was a great actor who one would not think had learned lines
He won tons of awards and was not underrated. He died young.
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For me Cassidy was the best murderous villian, very VERY closely followed by Culp.
Don't forget nimoy!!!
@@buTterfkykiSss Nimoy was good, but not quite in the same league as Cassidy, Culp and McGoohan.
@@Romulan2469 right you are !!!
I agree with you. Culp was angry, Cassidy was sinister and Nimoy was evil. I just love Columbo it brings me so much comfort. So clever, so entertaining and very stylish. The woman are always very feminine.
@@katherinejay3219 I'm actually watching Publish Or Perish with Cassidy just now. 👍🏼
0:42. One of my favorite scenes. Always good for a laugh.
Totally agree, a brilliant talent gone too soon. He’s been gone so long, people seem to have forgotten this unique talent, loved him in Eiger Sanction.
...it's like watching a chess match played by two Grandmasters.
I was born in the 90s and agree 😂
Jack was absolutely the best Columbo villain ever, 3X. That's because he was playing himself. According to both Shirley Jones and David Cassidy Jack was vain, insecure, arrogant, hungry for fame and more than a bit delusional. He channeled all those qualities into his Columbo villains.
There are plenty of stories about actors being like that. William Shatner was the same way.
@Songs Mirth Well he sure knew how to promote his kids.
@Gina Romantica no, he is just a libtard who is a hater
@Songs Mirth I love Trump too! Glad you agree. Let's hope after Trump wins in 2020 Eric Trump wins in 2024 and 2028 and the most beautiful woman in the USA, Ivanka Trump wins in 2032 and 2036, then I will be dead and not care.
@@revacohen Is? Tu, 03/10/2020
The beauty and art of Cassidy episodes are staggering. Plus he looks just like my brother. Chilling.
Best moment in the series for me. "I knew you could do it" 7:08 The 'he knows' scene in the best episode of the series with the best villain of the series.
The funniest line of all of Cassidy's appearances was in Murder By the book when Columbo said: "...because I think it'd be fun to be neighbors for a couple of weeks", and Cassidy replies with a clipped and hilarious "YEA-heh".
Jack was great in "The Eiger Sanction." R.I.P. -- didn't make it to age 50.
The handcuff bit was the best!
I was waiting for Columbo's line: "I knew you could do it." Great episode.
When Santini refused to disclose his whereabouts during one of his tricks, Columbo probably suspected Santini was the murderer.
That's right.He started suspecting him,but could not wrap up that case because he needed a motive,then he looked at Jessie Jerome's typewriter and found exactly what he needed !!!
Ya think!!??!!
I like when in Now You See Him episode when Santini is not giving Columbo an alibi and saying " Was I here....or was I here" and Columbo says "Don't do this to me Sir...I don't know where the hell you were". 😂😂😂😂
I miss both of them!
I loved Jack Cassidy's over acting....love it! And he probably though the was the second coming of John Barrimore!
In fact, he played John Barrymore in W.C. Fields And Me (1976) starring Rod Steiger & Valerie Perrine.
"Now you see him " is in my Opinion the best Episode
Jack Cassidy was the classiest and most elegant presence in the Columbo series
The way Jack Cassidy died would make a rather dramatic film in itself.
Peter, Jack, Patrick and Robert truly defined the show... Amazing actors.
Those are two of the best actors that ever stood behind a camera rest in peace Peter and Jack you guys were the fucking shit
9:54 With this song the atmosphere of Columbo was sometimes a bit creepy. You can really feel how bipolar Cassidy was. He could play deranged murderers ike no one else.
In addition to his magnificent baritone singing voice, Jack was a fine dramatic actor.
I am a Columbo fan (original, 80's and 90's version) Both were great. The original had the better villains. The best of villains were Jack Cassidy, Robert Culp and the sleeper was William Shatner.
All of Colombo's suspects tend to dig holes for themselves. 😂 2:58
The format for Columbo episodes was "how do ya catch em" rather than "whodunnit" already knowing that the prime suspect had committed the crime put the villain up against it. Suave and urbane Jack Cassidy was perhaps along with Patrick Mcgoohan the epitome of the bad guy.
Columbo always seemed to know who the killers are way early in the shows. Very intelligent charactor....
A good cop always does, it's trapping the creeps that Columbo excells at.
My favourite is when he tells Louis Jourdan he new it was him as soon as he met him because he shared a meal with a poisoned man and never went to hospital
amazing actors both of them so belivable
I thought the Great Santini was him at his best...RIP JACK
Two of his storylines involved book writing.
Very talented men ,women.Such actresses and actors are wonderful,and make us love TV and Cinema.
I just read Jack Cassidy died from falling asleep on a flammable couch with a cigarette and burning to death. Absolutely nuts.
Magisterial Jack Cassidy
He was one of the best bad guys on columbo. Enjoyed the few he did. He did 3 I think.
Superb actor. Cassidy played the villain in three episodes of Columbo, with each character being utterly distinct from the other. It takes an actor of enormous skill to portray insincerity. In the hands of a less capable performer, it could come across as merely bad acting. If only Cassidy had been able to do more.
Cassidy was one of the best bad guys, that is right!
We know it's a TV show, But no one could be as lucky as Colombo he knows the perpetrator and the methods as if it were scripted for him to read back to the perpetrator complete with every minute detail man he's good.
why did Ken dump the body on his own lawn when he says you can't prove a murder without a body?
There are plenty of great Columbo murderers, almost all of them Ivy League (Ricardo Montalban, Robert Conrad, Vera Miles etc...) but Jack Cassidy wether as Riley Greenleaf, ken Franklin or the Great Santini made such a mark on the series that it remained so good right to the end with Clive Revell ending the series
Jack was always the “man with a plan” 😎
Cassidy was a scene stealer 😊
Jack cassidy brilliant actor and he had a nice voice rip
People think L&O was the first crime show to reuse actors for different roles, meanwhile Columbo was doing it back in the 70's/80's.
Jack was a talented actor he was blighted by bi polar .
Fantastic
Jack Cassidy great actor, his personal life is pretty sad; a lot of people hate him for what he did to his own son David Cassidy.
David Cassidy said his father had a Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality; he could be the greatest father in the world one moment and the most evil person ever a second later.
David Cassidy told people not hate his dad too much for what he did to him; because Jack himself was abused heavily by his parents when he was younger.
He and his son David lacked a gene to avoid Alcohol. Shaun was the lucky one.
Yes Shaun and his brothers escaped that. As Shaun gets older he styles his hair sometimes looking just like his dad. Younger brother Patrick looks just like his dad. Jack Cassidy produced 4 nice looking sons.
@@joycemcmurray102 They got the handsome gene, Shaun got the pretty gene.
Have you got the best of George Hamilton
Jack was the best villan
Darrin Rychlak I could see that your brother looking identical to Jack Cassidy would be a little creepy. I always found Jack to have an odd personality. Hearing stories about him from David summed that up. Not a David Cassidy fan..ever.
Me, looking at the comments: "look at them... vultures"
he was just as cool as Mcqueen
Jack was a fantastic actor one of the best
Cassidy and Culp.the 2 greatest Columbo villisnsu
I knew you could do it (wink)
Does anyone know what the statue was that Santini moved aside to hide the gun?
Jack Cassidy has to be a true villain, remorseless, no regrets for his actions, feels superior to Columbo, whivh was his downfall, because mo one escapes from the best detective ever.
Looked like the devil to me . . . ; ) Tu, 03/10/2020
This guy never played a broke man, always a professional or rich man, on every episode he was on.
Bro every columbo episode was about rich people.
Jack Cassidy Passed Way Too Young... He always Played Cocky Better Than Anyone Else.
Blooper. Mustache and no mustache.
David cassidys father.
Gob from arrested development
Classy
Publishing “dossiers”
Jack is so funny
Loved Jack Cassidy.
He was the most likeable sleazebag in the entire series...
Whoever thought that idiot would write it down! Maybe one of the best lines in the series. Kudos Jack Cassidy.
Jack Cassidy was my absolute favorite actor in the Columbo series for his elegance, classiness and raw talent
Fantastic guy, a real nice man
@@ianmangham4570 Are we talking about the same Jack Cassidy?
@@bobjohnson205 The Eiger Sanction
he was certainly a very individual person
Favorite jack line? Publish or Perish. Car accident in parking lot at bar' old women says to him "if I were in your condition I would have called a cab" Greenleaf replies "And If I was in your condition madam, I would call a plastic surgeon" lol
I like the scene just before where he tosses the bartender a couple of bucks for a tip and sneers 'Here, go buy yourself a personality. '
no, when columbo comments that he has two bottle of champagne ready so he must be going down to san diego with someone. jack replies 'im capable of drinking those without help, and a great deal more than that'
All, the early, Columbos' were pure gold. They just don't write (or act) like that anymore...Jack Cassidy was one of the best guest stars and died way too young!
jack nicholson you are so right sir kudos to both of them guys most of the actors today don't have what it takes to be an actor back in those days
PLAYBACK was on a few days back on ITV 3 in England, a great example of an early Columbo....
Jack got what he deserved.
@morbeus Morbeus double exposure had Robert Culp. Another Columbo villan.
Late 80’s & 90’s episodes had way too many “sirs” as Falk began over playing the part. Scripts weren’t as crisp as these 70’s classics.
8:48 "i knew you could do it" and then the wink. Perfect. Columbo messaging him that he could do anything (including an illusion to do a complicated murder)
Brilliant
Cassidy was the best villain...Just was so natural as the murderer...The magician episode, NOW U SEE HIM, was the best episode ever...
Nimoy as the murdering surgeon was outstanding as well...
They all were great but those 2 are my favorite
@ 17 donhol
Mine too!
two magnificent actors in their prime.
Right, the worste of this is that they have no substitutes
Love this guy Jack smooth as Honey sly as a Fox
The man (Jack Cassidy) had an impeccable sense of sartorial elegance in addition to the immense talent as a consummate performer. Also, his affinity for wearing fine timepieces such as the effervescent Cartier Tank and a lovely Jaeger-Lecoultre was abundantly evident on each of the three episodes he appeared in.
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What a great homage to an immensely talented actor. By far my favourite culprit. Cartier Tank, Le Coultre (later Jaeger-LeC.) and his flamminaire (lighter) DuPont. He was the embodiment of elegance; self confidence and eloquence. Murder by the book S01E02 was so good that producers decided to change it to S01E01. What a start! Falk + Cassidy + Spielberg = the dreamed episode .
@@lhabitnoir Yes indeed! Alas, we were deprived of such a rare talent, and so prematurely by way of self-immolation. Chiefly owing to irredeemable addiction, neglect, and bouts of schizophrenia.
@@rezathenightfly I thought it was bipolar disorder
glad to see your thesaurus works
A great actor Jack Cassidy
Csssidy was great in all 3 episodes he played in. It is sad he died so tragically. He was the same age as Peter Falk. We could have enjoyed his acting for 40 more years, had it not been for that terrible fire
His career was on the decline at the to time of his death, I do believe.
I thought he died of AIDS.
@@milesmayhem5440 No. He fell asleep smoking a cigarette. Tu, 03/10/2020
+Shady Grady: Has this been confirmed ? 12/11/2020 @1914 hrs...
@@michaellorusso4912 no. He did not die from aids. He died in 1976 when aids was not prevalent. He was a big alcoholic and his death stemmed from that.
10 minutes for the best of Jack Cassidy? C'mon! He deserves a lot more than that!
When I grow up, I wanna be a Columbo Villain
The perfect "gotcha" moment of all the Columbo's is when and the way Falk looks at Cassidy when he gets out of the handcuffs. Perfect. And the director's angle sells the scene completely, right up to Falk's wink at the end.
Top three Columbo moment for me. Just love the look on Falk's face and the resignation on Cassidy's - plus that wink!
It's one of the greatest moments in Columbo. Maybe one of the greatest moments in television period.
I just find these so darn entertaining; these were so well put together I can watch them over and over.
Me too. I love all the early episodes, but those with Jack Cassidy are for me the best. He was the perfect villain.
@@pmdk1953 Yes he was great wasnt he, love all the episodes hes in.
The irony is that Jack had 4 very handsome sons (especially Ryan), but he was the best looking and most talented of them all.
I'm shocked Riley Greenleaf's faux drunken rampage in Publish or Perish is missing here! That was Jack having the time of his life and was one of the funniest and most enjoyable villain scenes in the series!
Absolutely!!
Utterly brilliant!
RIP Mr Jack Cassidy
Un des meilleurs "méchants" de la série. De belles passent d'armes entre lui et Columbo.
Reposez en paix Jack et Peter.
Jack had the sly smile of a Cheshire cat
Love that line right at the start; "I was informed about it when I came off stage..." Straight away Columbo seems intrigued - volunteers an alibi before he's even asked to provide one. Genius writing!
I've watched that episode a bunch of times - it's maybe my favorite - and I just caught that in this video, and then read this. Over-volunteering always catches Columbo's ear.
The more I see of Jack Cassidy's work, the more impressed I am. He was always my favorite villain on Columbo, and his comedic role in the "He & She" TV series from 1967 (look for that on TH-cam) was hilarious, and also revealed a truly remarkable singing voice.
He played the voice of Bob Cratchit in Mr. Magoo's "A Christmas Carol" back, ca. 1965. Tu, 03/10/2020
Ah, those Cassidy dimples!
Devilish! Tu, 03/10/2020
Yessss
Jack Cassidy had the most beautiful skin. Even his hands. I cannot look at him without obsessing over his skin.
@Here's Johnny He might have been an alcoholic but that was an horrific way to go. No one deserves to die that way. Poor poor man and he was very young as well the same age I am now which is 49.
And a beautiful face and smile!
He was handsome!
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Very true. No one deserves that.
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@@buffalo6655 Is your name "Buffalo 66" from that awful movie?
They identified him by his ring.
There are some excellent Spielberg`s shots too!
Robert Olecki right? It’s not discussed enough, it makes everything so much more enticing, adds gravity and depth to the scenes, people don’t pick up on it for some reason, I cannot get enough of some of these shots, just amazes me.
@@manwhodrinksbeer i did pick it up.
Colombo I was just in the neighbourhood. Jack Cassidy. Your always in the neighbourhood.
Such a shame Cassidy died so (relatively) young. He always put in a great performance. Outside of Columbo, he was superb as the camp information broker/spy in The Eiger Sanction. RIP.
Sad his son died sooo young too, David....
Rafferty1968 oh thankyou wae trying to remember where I'd seen Jack before, he was so good in that movie, sleazy and cunning, exactly like Santini, no one did sleazy like him, brilliant acting.
Rafferty1968 I remember that character both from the book and the movie!
When I say brilliant, I mean he was over thf top, cocky, bold, engaging, smarmy and willing to go toe to toe with Columbo. Columbo had his number BIG time!!
The Moriarty to Columbo's Sherlock hands down!
This guy was an unbelievable actor - My favourite Columbo villain along with Robert Culp
"Now look Colombo, I've had it up to here......."
" . . . up to HE-ah," he said . . . ; ) Tu, 03/10/2020
@@AuroraFinesse LOL
Jack Cassidy is friendly looking villain. Robert Culp and Jack Cassidy is perfectly matched Columbo villain. Like Dial M for murder’s Ray Milland. Jack Cassidy is noble british accent villian.Sometime he showed murder like an art. Peter Falk like Cassidy as a counterpart actor!!!!! If NG scene is added Columbo seems more fun! RIP Falk and Cassidy!!!!!!🙏
David Cassidy got his dad's eyes, yes?
David was more attractive definitely
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I think both were very attractive but in a different way....
They were so different.... 🤔
It's really weird to see these now and realize they at that time are younger than I am now. When I saw these I thought they were pretty old. Wow. One time on a bus an old lady (probably not all that old actually) made me get off my seat for her elderly husband so he could have a seat...(might've been her dad, it's a long time ago and all people over 30-80 were great enigmas in terms of their ages)...and she glared fiercely at me and said "You'll be old one day too, you know!" and I jumped on my big sister's lap and tucked my head in her neck. I was terrified. (my sister was probably who she was mad at, actually, because she was quite the hippie then)
VIVA COLUMBO!!!!
You should've said, "Even when I'm old and ugly, I won't be terrorizing children on buses!"
My favourite actor in Colombo tv series. He gave so much realness to his characters that i can hardly think he was acting.
Remarkable thing about "Murder by the Book" is that it was the first official episode!
Directed by Steven Spielberg as well.
First ever episode was PRESCRIPTION MURDER in 1968...
IAN PAYNE correct, starring Gene Barry who starred in the 1950s SciFi classic movie The War of the Worlds, and you can tell this was the first episode as Columbo doesn't look dishevelled in it.
And Columbo also gets very mad in that episode too.
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