When the Suspect Thinks He Knows More Than Columbo | Columbo
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- Columbo matches wits with a brilliant attorney that may be responsible for the death of the one man who could stifle his meteoric political career.
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Clip from Season 9, Episode 3 'Agenda For Murder' - Columbo matches wits with a brilliant attorney that may be responsible for the death of the one man who could stifle his meteoric political career.
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Watching old Columbo episodes again what strikes me is how hard Columbo is constantly working to make sure peopel don't work out too early how intelligent he is. He knows that he is obviously smarter than most people he comes into contact with but besides being naturally humble and good natured he is also accutely aware that the moment people realise it, his whole stategy is ruined. It takes real effort and skill to keep up his act and only a few criminals ever work it out in time.
I'm not sure that's his strategy.
And, I'm not even sure he finds himself that intelligent. He "just" work his way about, finding the most obvious.
It's a good conversation. The enigmatic detective.
Yes acting dumb and humble has numerous benefits.
@@JohnJohansen2 i’d say it’s most definitely his strategy, because you can tell in the end of the day when the criminals are befuddled that he outsmarted them. He’s very calm about it. It’s not like he was insulted that the criminal underestimated his intelligence. It was all part of his plan from the beginning.
As soon as he enters a room, he knows what’s up
"That oxidized relic is yours" 😂😂😂
Who says that to someone's face? 🤣
@@missladyanonymity the wealthy
@@thecheeseblock9880 and the arrogant! Great acting and fun to watch. Columbo is like no over. ❤Peter Falk RIP❤
@@thecheeseblock9880 no just rude people .
It's a Pyuu-Joe !
The way that Patrick McGoohan uses his voice is most unusual, and with great effect. I've never heard anyone else talk the way he does. It really sets him apart.
Paul Darrow talks the same way - magnificent actors both.
An actor's voice is an essential part of their talent. Ronald Colman, Vincent Price, Cary Grant, etc. That's why many of them have parallel successful careers as voice talent.
I love the episodes with Patrick McGoohan. The look Columbo gave him as he drove away said it all. He was already onto him. I think there's such a thing as being too accurate in your assumptions. It's kind of like when you talk to a chronic liar who creates intricately detailed stories to hide their lies.
Exactly! He over-detailed himself straight to prison.
Columbo was just short of licking his lips at the sight of prey.
I think he played four different murderers... could have been more. But a completely different character, appearance and manner everytime. I love actors who can do that.
McGoohan's real life mom actually wanted him to be a celibate Catholic priest when he grew up. Thus, his bad trouble with ladies. His full name was Patrick Joseph McGoohan.
Develop more negative attitude about McGoohan being a constant guest. He caused possible other actors like David Jannsen never to get the killer role.
“If you need further assistance uh please get in touch” boy did he live to regret those words 🤣
Columbo 1000% knew that was his spot; great way to judge that man's reaction and character.
PatrickMcGoohan & Peter Falk the perfect foil for each other always a great episode when they got together
you can feel that they enjoy playing against one another
@@glowiever Oh, I know Mr. McGoohan loved it. He is such a delight.
They were great friends.
I was expecting a gotcha moment, like when Colombo says something when he's about to leave, and the suspect realizes the jig is up. Patrick McGoogan is awesome as usual.
This was the type of perpetrator who was knowledgeable to the extreme concerning police procedure in investigations. You might expect that of a criminal defense lawyer, but when someone opens up to a policeman with such a thorough demonstration of his expertise, you can only conclude that here is someone who knows how to cover his bases. Columbo knew from the start that he had his man.
"That oxidized relic is yours!!!!?" I laughed out loud lol.
When the suspect thinks he knows more than Columbo… AKA every episode
Funny how when he got older he actually looked like Steinmetz
Interesting model! This is my favourite Columbo of the later series,the chemistry between McGoohan and Falk is perfect.
I have a feeling he got back in touch
One of the first films I saw Patrick McGoohan in was 'Hell Drivers'. He was just as menacing, but in a working class, uncouth way. He had more range than what people realise.
Good film, starring Sean Connery too l think.l remember McGoohan in Danger Man and of course the Prisoner.
Watched that last week for the first time in 35 years!! Amazing film with a top cast of British film and TV soon to be famous people! McGoohan was incredible. Have started watching Danger Man on youtube.
If people don't realize, how do you, a person, propose to know?
Great to see Patrick McGoohan back in action! He and Peter Falk bring out the best in each other.
I like all the episodes with Patrick MacGoohan. Brillant 💟
That look there at the end...Columbo already knows!
This is one of my favorite episodes. Love the character and the finale is so good!
These 2 actors made some great scenes together
This was a very good episide, columbo is without doubt the best detective series of all time.
Excellent clip love the lady at the beginning with the air freshener..fantastic how the lieutenant deals with 'people' he meets😀 keep up the great work 👍
The receptionist was in "Mrs. Doubtfire".
I find her smart and attractive
She passed away in 2004.
@@clarencelafuentes5331 I believe she was in Liar,Liar as Jim Carrey’s secretary also. Funny, I guess she was TYPE cast.
McGoohan: genius actor
The look on Columbo's face says: "Even if this guy is innocent? I'm gonna have a blast twisting him up".
The Lieutenant brilliantly matches wits with the equally brilliant Mr Finch, of course the Lieutenant got the better of him!!! 👍👍
Something about the way he says “the Thompson breakfast” sounds like it was delicious.
Decomposed oxidized relic?
😂😂😂😂😂
Having grown up with a Peugeot 404, I can sympathize with the detective's choice of this lovable conveyance.
"I told him to take a hike and boy, did he ever!"
Decomposing rattle trap 🤣😂
Oxidized relic🚗
I think he did two of the later Columbo episodes, this one and the one where he plays a funeral director. In both of them he looks very like a character called Mr Steinmetz he assumed in an earlier 70's episode where he plays a CIA spy, along with Leslie Nielsen before he became a comedy actor. Before that I knew McGoohan as "Dangerman" and "The Prisoner", both British TV shows.
Mr. McGoohan was Long Shanks in "Brave Heart".
McGoohan was in the third episode of Columbo where he played a colonel who was the head of a boys military academy - and he won his first Emmy for it (his second Emmy was for the episode seen here.) In addition to appearing in four episodes, he also directed five episodes (writing one) and even produced two.
One of my favorite episodes. When Columbo makes McGoohan laugh about the jokes.
Great Episode
Edward Longshanks...hell yeah ! For a second I thought he was going to toss Columbo out the window like Philip!
3:43 It is the same actor as in seria about School of army. But here he says very fast and much and there says very very less😂😂😂
At 2:03 he asks Columbo "and who might you be" Columbo should have replied "I might be the guy who is going to arrest you for the murder of Frank Staplin". I remember this episode now. It is where the idea of bitemark evidence was introduced in a Columbo episode.
Oh, is this the reggiano episode??
patrick Mcgoohan , a real actor with presence and aura
I loved the Ashe's to Ashe's episode with Patrick. Also I recognize that secretary from Mrs doubtfire and liar liar
Geesh... how many times can you arrest the same guy for murder?
I remember This is the very first episode of Columbo I saw when I was a young lad... started the obsession!
the only bit i remember is the fact Columbo worked it out because of the dry car space....
I remember the fact that I did not recognize McGoohan when I first watched this when it first aired, and I was a huge fan of The Prisoner.
McGoohan’s parents are from just down the road from me. His first cousin runs a pub 20 minutes from me called Fitzpatricks.
That woman's voice is quite distinctive. Can't say what I know her from but she's been in a lot of things. (Anne Haney)
Mrs. Doubtfire
Liar Liar as well
Looks like my lighter got replaced with the spirit de ethane spray I spread in the office this morning
I'm surprised McGoohan didn't get a nomination for Longshanks in "Braveheart". He played a great villain.
"Just one more thing Madame. You said he would be here "momentarily", but you didn't actually tell me WHEN he would be here."
He park in his spot to see how he would react.
"When the Suspect Thinks He Knows More Than Columbo" Well, if the suspect knew more, they would have named the show after him :)
This episode is close to the top spot for my personal list. Only one or 2 I love better. SWAN SONG with Johnny Cash and my absolute favorite is Faye Dunaway in IT'S ALL IN THE GAME. Faye won a Primetime Emmy for the episode and it has the distinction of being the only episode written by Peter Falk. It also has the absolute gorgeous and talented Claudia Christian as Faye's daughter.
_SWAN SONG with Johnny Cash_
That ending with Columbo actually comforting the killer was what got me hooked on Columbo.
Just to mention about the daughter part "Spoiler alert" for those not seen it. (Big reveal at the end)
5:56 "Oh, I'm sure I will..."
The final look - Colombo already knows that he is the murderer!
When the suspect thinks he knows more than Colombo... It must be a day ending in y.
Patrick McGoohan = The Best 🏆
Longshanks has no idea who he is dealing with!
2 mistakes the attorney makes coming out of his mouth in front of Columbo, what were they?
" I never met Frank Staplin "and " If you need further assistance, please get in touch ".
Man the music in these later episodes 🤦♂️
What's wrong with it?
@@garyjones2561 sounds goofy as hell compared to the early seasons
@@asecretone Goofy? Stuff like This Old Man is a comfy alternative to those weird warbly psychedelic sounds they were going for in earlier seasons.
This old man is a song that Peter Falk whistled to himself alot, he incorporated it into his character as Columbo. Quite often he wanders around whistling it.
All the bad guys look the same 😂
The lady was on Mrs Doubtfire
Was that Linda Hamilton sitting at the desk in the blue top?
This is my favorite of the later episodes. The acting, writing and finale were on point (I know- the bar was set pretty low wasn’t it?)
Wasnt he on Braveheart?
King Longshanks
I always wanted to see Columbo having to investigate Jessica Fletcher (for her obvious spate of serial killings) and Matlock also involved somehow (either as Jessica's lawyer as he comes to the realization that she is guilty, but finds a way of working with Columbo to get her to confess without technically violating his duty to defend her OR as the lawyer of someone else Jessica tried to pin everything on while Columbo just tries to find the truth)
Oh, what a greatest hits episode.
Wasn't that secretary character in Mrs. Doubtfire?
Decomposing rattled trap
Where can you buy a raincoat like Columbus?
5:55 the predator decides on his prey
what is the real name of the third secretary in that first scene here... the one Colombo leans towards and makes his comment? She sure looks familiar...
I believe that was Carol Barbee. Perhaps you are thinking she resembled Courtney Thorne Smith?
I wonder if he does deliberately annoying things like parking in someone else's spot just to provoke a reaction and get a read on their character.
Not in this case, as he has just met him. All he knew was a phone call came into Mr Finch and so the police go to that person. Columbo in this case just parked by accident in his space.
Who would have though Longshanks, Columbo and Jim Carrey's secretary, Greta from Liar Liar all in the same room.
Oh THAT'S where I recognize him from - Braveheart!
Did he cancel the tow?😎
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She was in the Mist
Number 6 was always number 1.
What does that mean?
The role MacGohan played in his first movie. The Prisoner.
Who is number 1? You are, Number 6.
Why does Peter falk talk differently in the newer episodes (when he’s older) than in the earlier episodes (when he’s younger)? Was it a deliberate choice, or did he have mouth surgery or something?
Probably from smoking, a lot of people's voice change when they get older...
@@artmallory970 ah, I hadn’t even considered that 😅 Still though, it seems like he’s actually pronouncing words differently. I may look into if there’s any biographies done on Mr Falk, it may mention something in one of them. Thanks tho
@@balaam_7087 well, actors mature, like good wine.
@@balaam_7087 My accent changed in middle age due to living in a different location. And its nothing cool like a British accent that I wouldn't mind having. I've moved back for 7 years and still retain the accent, so there must be some age where your brain crystalizes with these things. As far as I know, he had no issues due to his smoking, unfortunately getting Alzheimer's in old age. Al Pacino had a huge voice change due to smoking and quit because he was worried he was going to stop getting good roles.
Hey the woman from Liar,Liar.
This guy exudes one of Columbo favorite "he's a murderer" tells.. talking too much.
Luise dress and shoes, beautiful
Inspektor are you asleep. He did betray life because he was turned away....
Oh shipcocks who’s the secretary…? 🙄
I never liked McGoohan.