The Mask of A Murderer | Columbo
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- From Season 10's Columbo & The Murder of A Rockstar - Columbo investigates the death of a rock singer and soon clashes with her former lover, a smooth defence lawyer. As the pair pit their wits against each other, it soon becomes apparent that the victim was threatening to reveal some of the lawyer's shadier dealings.
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But when he blew up the picture on the speeding ticket, he reversed it, and that's why there's no shadow. Get the negative, it'll prove it.
Did anyone else see what pjabrony did? This proves that not only did you commit the murder but you took your own speeding photo! Officer! Book him!
Were you a witness to what he just said!?
Columbo fans. :)
" if i hadn't taken that camera.. you were counting on that"
@@ZagorTeNayebo I was sir
The only time I've seen where Columbo absolutely gloats over taking someone down. Usually so polite and deferential, it just shows how much he ticked Columbo off.
columbo must have so much satisfaction after that.
Every time I watch Colombo I hear, this old man, he played one.
No offense to Dabney Coleman, but there is something about his characters in most the movies he has done that always ticks me off.
No , it just shows how much this writer didn't want to adhere to or respect the Columbo history
@@wiseguymaybe it's his face - no fault of his own he just looks like a guilty fish
Whenever Columbo says "Sir, I think you'd better come with me". You know the villain's goose is cooked.
🙈😂😂😂😂😂😂💦
Yep..no escape lol
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
I love when Columbo is reading the guy his rights. Columbo is looking at the rights card. "Now, uhh, let's see here. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to a lawyer. And, uhh, you have the right to (squinting)... what the hell is that?" Great show.
Agreed, just epic!
Yeah trolling the fuc*er after he tried to make an idiot out of him. Justice was served.
I like to think he was doing it on purpose to really rub it in lol
The Miranda rights came from a court decision in 1966. He’s a veteran cop with a lot of years in so they are probably new and he didn’t have them memorized yet.
@@jordanclink1479 Columbo’s first appearance was 1968: but this is from the last season, so it’s from the late 90s or 2000s.
Columbo would have been on the force for 35 years, at least… he’d know them by heart.
Though to be fair, Columbo has only one eye. His right eye is fake. (This is because Falk’s right eye was a glass eye: he had it removed at three due to neuroblastoma. They gave Columbo the same trait.)
Hah, I love where he kind of just tolerates that they're ignoring him, until he politely asks if they would like to come with him, and then when they don't, he gently asserts his authority with "Sir, I think you better come with me." The way he says it is perfect, you know he ain't messing around no more. You know when Columbo does that, you are toast.
A Master of Soft Power. No threat. No intimidation. No force. Just gradually getting everything done.
That's your last moment to shut up and call a lawyer, and chance the perp-walk.
That lawyer has never lost a case. Unfortunately for him neither has columbo
Nah, Columbo lost a few. He also gave one up when he discovered the murderer had alzeimers and only a couple months to live.
That was a sad case.
Well, as long as Dabney Coleman doesn't represent himself at his trial, his record will stay perfect.
It wasn't Alzheimer's. She had a brain aneurysm, which was inoperable and caused memory impairment. It was estimated she had a couple of weeks to two months to live.
@@Maninawig In one of the last episodes (the one with Patrick McGoohan as an undertaker) he says he ALWAYS gets his man- so, he doesn't count that one as a "loss".
@Jonathan Campbell he might not count it, but it is most likely a cold case on his record.... Obviously dwarfed by him arresting his Sargeant, and celebrities, but still.
I got to admit though, I don't think I can recall one episode where Columbo faced someone who committed suicide to prevent an arrest, so that's a positive.
“You have the right .. what the hell is that?” 😂😂
lol.
Robert Allard HA! Just saw yours after I posted mine! LOL 👍🏽
that was my favorite part of this video. Squinting at the paper and his confused tone of voice just made it that much funnier. No one but Peter Falk could sell that as good as he did
It's been so long since he had to read it, he's forgotten and the card is worn out. 😁
That is what I was going to say Robert-That was funny !!!
I am not leaving my house again without my nose shadow!!!
Neither am i.😄😄😄
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
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Lol lol Lol Lol Lol Lol Lol!!!!
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There is a moment that is forever imprinted in my memory - and I don't know why: It is the amused smile on Sondra Curries face when Columbo gently turns her head and you see her profile behind the mask.
It really shows how much Columbo is respected in his precinct. She is cool, calm, and collected, even smiling as he manipulates her to demonstrate his point.
Also, he specifically singled her out for being a woman with long hair to disprove the "but my partner is a woman" argument. Love those details.
The moral of every Columbo episode: Don't talk to the police, even when you're sure you can outsmart them.
Real Talk.😄😄😄
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
@@jamielancaster01 really? beautiful woman.
Every lawyer in North America agrees.
How about just: Don't murder people.
This is one of the best of the late-era Columbo's for so many reasons, but the best is because Dabney played a truly great adversary. You actually felt he could beat Columbo, which is more than can be said for some other villains.
In a season 2 episode, "Double Shock" with Martin Landau, Dabney played one of Columbo's lieutenants. He's probably done more episodes too. Robert Culp and Patrick McGoohan have both done at least 3 episodes each playing villains or other characters.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere I'm sure also that picture of the lady on that speed camera 4 minutes after his - she's the wife of Robert Vaugn I think in one of the episodes. Or is she the one in that bootball magnate's death with the bomb in the car? His nephew being the murderer. Anyway she has that face, I think.
The other one's name escapes me, but it was the one where at the end, Columbo reveals the body in the bathroom wall with the 'Gotcha' pager. That was dark, for a Columbo ep.
If you look at a previous clip, in the DA's office Dabney did a "just one more thing" on Columbo.
I think that definitely pissed him off xD
@@tomdekler9280 Well spotted Sir! No one likes to be Aped.
The lawyer had thought of everything. He even drove like a madman with Columbo on board so that it would be credible that he would get a speeding ticket. What he didn't know was who he was dealing with
I wondered why he drove like that. Makes sense now!
Right. I hadn't thought of that.
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
@@jamielancaster01 Who is? The redhead?
@@furtim1 No the first female (actress Shera Danese). She appeared on more episodes of Columbo than any other actress.
That police officer is gorgeous.
Sondra Currie
@@hanzkammler6388 Thanks! Sondra was 44 years old when this was made. She looked much younger than that.
She reminds me of Jaclyn Smith.
She is hot
At one point she was married to Toto's David Paich
Man....no actor on Earth can ever recreate or recapture the magic and charisma of Peter Falk's Columbo. Lots of great episodes to watch repeatedly!
Too true. Just like Murder She Wrote, it is one that should be rewatched, remastered, but never remade.
Him and telly savalas as kojak
The sign of a top quality show, that it stands up to repeated viewings... and part of the genius of having a detective mystery with the unusual device of letting you know 'whodunit' right from the start
Gianni
I just love how he has the whole thing already figured out but he drags them kicking and fussing until they figure out he's got them by the short hairs!
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That is the number one best part of the show. The he mentally toys with them.
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
I’m bustin’ at the seams “...you have the right (looks closer)...what the hell is that?”
“... you know anything you say, they can use that against ya.”
@@Backup_Plan it is priceless so funny every time
Hmm... hard to believe Columbo's car managed to go fast enough to trigger that speed trap!
Must have been towed by another car.
How can anyone dislike Columbo’s video??
it was columbos wife because she wants him home
55 murderers disliked this one
When you have seen them all twice and wants to get them off your youtube feed.
@@t1hero There's a peculiar function in YT: three dot button under any video in the recommended, then "not interested", then "tell us why", then "I've already seen the video". Specifically made for exactly this purpose. Without the need to open the video and leave the dislike.
The more you know.
Some of "life's losers" only function is to hurt other people... dislike good vids, loot, burn down, lie, cheat and cry like a baby when sanity contradicts their stupidity
(I KNOW who that sounds like)
the sgt has a big smile even while she’s wearing the mask
As a retired Police ofc. I wish we had a 100 like Columbo.
RIP You were the BEST!
If cops were like Columbo I would love cops instead of strongly disliking them
@@ZagorTeNayebo I like cops when they are protecting us. Also, when they are searching for the truth, not being used for politics!
YES , ABSOLUTELY !! COLUMBO WAS AWESOME !
A gut instinct that also followed the evidence, no matter how innocuous. Proved he earned those bars.
06:00 "You have the right....what the hell is that?"
Yep, I suppose that's one way to tell him he's all outta rights!! 😂 😂 😂
Love how Columbo stepped through the door before he got permission 😂 he didn't give a damn 👍
With a warrant for his arrest, it would not matter, would it?
He needed to move the plot along.
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
I love the fact that, Columbo, smiled for the camera in his pic.
This is my favorite Columbo episode for two reasons. Number one, I am a huge fan of Dabney Coleman. Nobody plays a better sleazeball than he does. I assume he is a perfectly lovely person in real life, but he was the BEST when it came to playing bad guys on screen! Then there is the matter of the shadows and the way Columbo figured out the driver wearing a flat mask. Genius!! A well written episode.
Always Loved Dabney Coleman, he was also a favourite of Mel Brooks.
@@lorenzomagazzeni5425 Really? In what Mel Brooks movie did Coleman appear? Or are you thinking of Harvey Korman?
@@badbiker666 thinking the very same thing 🤣🤣👍
I always love how he already figured it out but he's gonna drag it all out worse than court, just so he can smile in their faces... Gotcha 😂😂😂😂
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
Columbo was a talented student of the human condition. His faux acting throws people off and makes them slip up. He really is the ultimate detective. His dry sarcasm makes his intentions seem superficial until you realize what he's doing. Even the villain knows. Dabney's character's reaction when Columbo decided to be the one to read the rights was clear he knew that Columbo was intentionally drawing out the moment to proverbially stick his nose in it. Columbo even acted dumb to emphasize how the killer acted earlier when the ticket was brought up and Dabney's character acted like the DA and Columbo were idiots.
2:52 "someone, like who ?"
"Maybe your new partner"
Columbo's gonna make you pay for messing about with Mrs Falk.
Many people seem to worry over plot holes in this, and that it may be of lesser quality, compared to other Columbos, but I don't try to negatively, critique it. I, luckily, enjoy watching and re-watching every single one of the 69 different Columbo films, and wish there were more. Cheers to you Mr Peter Falk, if you were British, you'd have been Knighted, arise Sir Peter.
Sondra Currie is beautiful and Peter Falk always nailed it.
Not only will he bust you, he will make a fool out of you. Columbo AKA the GOAT! RIP great one!
Yeah, but that's just a movie artefact, remember?
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
The smurk on his face " i got to read ut rights because we gonna make sure we dont make anu mistake "' hahahaha
I have frequently wondered how an effective defense attorney would handle evidence like this.
Ha , he'd destroy " evidence " like this
Oh he”d have a field day with it.
Not to bash Colombo but nearly all of his catch would not stay a day in jail if they got hold of a half-decent attorney. Most of the arrest came from the villains got hit in the nerve when their schemes got figured out and confess to circumstanstial evidences.
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
@@exitscreaming To be fair, if the glove left marks and the berries are truly unique in some regard that indeed identifies the car there. And this series isn't set in today's system, which, as I've heard is still far from perfect.
What I'm saying is that people were convicted for less and falsely a lot of the time. It's just that the rich and powerful are usually not included on that list.
I don't think they're going to get to go out tonight.
sure he is
Michael Davis, lol. I think you're right.
Sure they are..lol just not where they expected
+MICHAEL DAVIS: Has this been confirmed ?
@@TheWriterWalker Ha ha!
the Sergeant was Hot and I believe the other girl was Columbo's wife in real life
yes, she was ! ;-)
Yes, Shera Danese!
She could frisk me anytime! (even if I didn’t move while being frisked she might still slap me…)
That's funny at end when he is reading rights
As Columbo states in "Try and Catch Me", he's not a nice man.
Earlier in the episode, they were having dinner and discussing the police report.
Dabney told Columbo to make sure that when the police caught the killer, that they don't slip up on a mistake.
Columbo was poking fun at Dabney at the end.
Wow that St Jude ad was a tear jerker. Little Elle was so
Adorable. I pray she is still healthy and enjoying life.
“What the hell is that?” While reading him his rights. LOL!😅
me: oh no way, they edited the picture!
Columbo: that means someone was wearing a mask
me: ...
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Me: Maybe he had his head raised higher, has a smaller nose and the light conditions were slightly different...
Honestly, if I were presenting the defence I'm pretty sure I could get this guy off.
6:00 - I saw this scene years and years ago and it really made me laugh, and I never forgot it. I'm so glad I could find it here now!
"..You have the right.. What the hell is that..?" Too funny :D Love Columbo!!
1:15 Peter Falk's wife Shera Danese here- and in some other episodes
Yes like 50
What????? That BABE was Falk's wife?? Fuggetaboutit!!!!!!😘
what a lucky man
I love it when women think they have control of the room, and then their face drops, ooooohhh I love it
Columbo is something else.
That redhead is a knockout.
You have the right...what the he’ll is that? He is a mess!!!! 🤣
the sarcasm is great.. when he reads him his rights
There is a little problem though: driving with a mask like that doesn't allow you to see anything. So, speeding (driving too fast) in these circumstances looks like a suicidal attempt.
It is a flaw in Columbo's deliberations indeed
Yep, creative license. Still: let's pretend 1) it was just for a few seconds (the speed trap is known), 2) the mask had holes for the eyes, 3) since it's a speed trap, the speed limit is very low, so no real danger for a few moments.
@@truefilm6991 if there were holes in the mask, Columbo would have imediatly saw it on the picture.
@@chagui5253 ok, scrap that. Let's assume it was just for a few seconds and the driver was blind when wearing the mask. Just trying to come up with some kind of explanation to help suspension of disbelief.
I think you could pull it off. Tape the mask to the cap and lift it backwards or twist it to the side when driving. Then as the user approaches the camera (on what I assume is a straight road, so no notable correction needed) just push the cap back down/twist it into place.
We need more police sergeants like her. 😘
I heard that!!! Hubbba hubbba!!!! Lol
Talk about a reason to ahem " assume the position "
I wouldn't mind if she violated my 4th Amendment rights, if you see what I mean...
She could get me to confess to anything..
Great scene! First time view of it! This channel will show me episodes I haven't seen yet. I love it!
The old mask to the camera trick. Hahahahahahaha!
Imagine the skill of Peter Falk's acting. Acting like a genius investigator, in such a way, everyone underestimates him until it's too late.
This was the first episode of Columbo I ever saw. I thought it was a movie at first. I remember watching it with my dad, and always remembered this scene in particular. And for 20 years I always wondered what this movie was I saw. One day I had the TV on MeTV while cleaning one day, and Columbo came on. I had never seen Columbo before, so I didn't watch it. But I left the TV on while I was in another room. I came back an hour and a half later, and to my surprise, the show was still on. So out of spontaneity, I decided to watch the rest of it. And wouldn't you know it, after 20 years, by chance, it was this exact episode. And out of sheer luck, it was at this exact moment that I tuned in. And it all came flooding back to me. I couldn't believe it. That movie I was watching with my dad was Columbo the whole time. I've since became a fan of the program, and enjoy it to this day. But what are the odds that the first episode I watched, happened to be the one I had watched 20 years prior? Literally 1.449%. And the odds become even lesser when you consider that out of all the channels, I had it on MeTV. And at that very time MeTV was playing Columbo. And that very episode. And I tune in at that very moment. It's closer to one in a million.
Holy moly - that's Kramer!
It looks like that Dabney Coleman at the End must hold it together to Not crack up 😂😂😂
The set and costume folks in this series knocked it out of the park. That black dress is the most elegant thing ive ever seen.
Columbo is the best! Courteous but with a mind like a steel trap. Classic!
Addicted to Columbo! More please😁
Cracking episode this. The photo idea is brilliant
That's his wife in real life in the black dress. She did a number of episodes with him. Great actress
I don't know who the red headed Sgt is but she is clock stopping beautiful!!
Sondra Currie www.imdb.com/name/nm0192997/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t5
@@FIREBRAND38 she was also Peter Falk's wife
@@ellenhannon5298 no she wasn't. The woman in the house was
She is
You sir...are very correct 😁
Thanks for posting this,my crappy freeview did not record all.
I love the reading of his rights. Classic!
1:12 the panic starts to set in
The Sargent is very lovely...very
I love Columbo. He still is the Best!!
Always was..always will be..
Dabney Coleman was always a great scalawag.
As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !! :-)
I love Dabney. I loved it when he played against type, like he did in Cloak and Dagger, a dual role as Jack Flack and Henry Thomas's dad.
Dabney Coleman is an actor, not a murderer... And I like him a lot... Almost as much as I liked poor Peter Falk.
That is Colombo‘s (Peter Falk) wife in real life.
_Turns out, that speeding ticket was the one case that you just _*_could not beat!_*
Dabney could play ANY ROLE, I loved him in 9 to 5 and every thing else.
I bet he had a god time doing these episodes with his "real life wife" Shera Danese.. they did quite a few episodes together.
Columbo is so cheerful when he discusses the murder…o love columbo!
Its awesome that columbo always makes them think they have won and that he just has some stuff to tell them.. when he could just arrest them lol gotta build em up before he knocks em down
Sir, I think you better come with me. That was cold.
He comes at the beginning of the clip, into their house, embarrassed at intruding on them. 😆
Its funny how miranda rights were a new thing within the past 10 years of this episode airing, making that bit at the end funnier.
I love how Columbo goes from 'would you mind' to 'i think you'd better' to 'i appreciate your' when dealing with suspect compliance and going outside😂😂😂
The big problem I had/have with this episode is that, since his assistant/new partner wasn't in on the planning of the murder., how could she possibly have known to create such an alibi for him at the exact time he needed one?? Why would she have been driving around with a mask of the suspect at the time of the murder, since she couldn't have known his plan?
It was an 'assignment' she had been sent to carry out as part of her job position - one she didn't understand till later...
It's magic? Or,,, maybe a tv show. Hmmmmmm
Mrs. Peter Falk in black
One of the few finales that I remember vividly.
Your know its important when hes holdin a brown enverlop .
Or a brown bag-! lol
Who downvotes Columbo!!?? *SAVAGES!!*
the ones who got caught does
Whenever Columbo turns up with a large paper bag or envelope you know you're soon going to be wearing an orange jump suit.
"Let me just drop all this evidence on the floor.."
Columbo always have an extra shovel to hand out.
Something's are class. And then again something's are pure class,and columbo is pure class
the last part is soooooooo funny 😁😁😁
Интересная серия-как обычно спасибо Коломбо!
Fabulous!
Just great, the final scene when Columbo reads the rights to him 👍🏼😂
the best episode new columbo episode
I love columbo, he is one of the best
Columbo making a joke about Miranda rights - the quintessential definition of the whole series.
Great job here by Dabney Coleman, with the arrogant bad guy teetering between a show of smugness and hints of fear. At 5:30 his eyes water as he realizes his goose is cooked...
They say a picture paints a thousand words
How would anyone be able to drive a car with a cardboard cutout over their face, including Columbo?
I really luv Colombos overcoat been so many times thru the car wash
I like that he just drops the evidence after digging it out of the car.
His wife is beautiful and whatever character she plays character she plays
Dabney Coleman was in the episode with Martin Landau "Double Shock".
Yes he was and he always seemed to be chewing on something. Columbo was running scared of that neatness freak housekeeper because his sloppy habits kept getting on her nerves, so much so she screamed to Dabney Coleman who played the detective sergeant "Get him out of here"!!! He also kept ruining her TV set with his experiments.
It's a shame Dabney Coleman wasn't a big star in the 1970s during the first run of Columbo. Can you imagine Columbo vs a tag team of Coleman and Jack Cassidy? Ouch!
Dabney did appear as a fellow junior detective in an early episode "Double Shock".
That's Shera Danese, Peter Falk's real-life wife! 😄
Is it ? The age diff must be enormous !
@@jacquesbeesoon1018 Peter Falk sadly passed away a few years ago, but they’ve been married 30 years! media.gettyimages.com/photos/peter-falk-and-shera-danese-circa-1977-in-los-angeles-california-picture-id531510315?s=612x612
Shera Danese is the assistant, not the smoking hot cop.
Who was a bitch
Wow, Sondra Currie had a magnetic smile there