Murderer Is Betrayed By His Own Pride | Columbo
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- Pride proves murderous as Columbo finally cracks the case
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The guy's a murderer yes, but the subtle exchange of respect was a good touch. "That won't be necessary" with regard to the cuffs and the nod he gives in response.
Such class!
He knew the guy was too courageous to run lol
That's one character trait among many of Columbo's that I love. He has respect and compassion for ALL even the murderers.
Well go lookup Eddie Albert.. He was a Real War Hero...He save 42 men lives. Was awarded the Bronze star with Valor...
@@WizzRacing Okay, I'm sure Eddie was a wonderful man. But how is that relevant to this discussion? Was he arrested for murder?
"In order to understand a man,you have to understand his past". Only the great Columbo can utter a quote as such.
Very true quote. I have borrowed that line in real life. Makes a point.
And Herodotus.
misogynistic quote but ok
@@Tariq8ification Only if you're stupid enough to think that mentioning men at all demonstrates hatred of women.
A good one to remember !!
I knew nothing about my ex.
He said he 'couldn't remember' his childhood.
With hindsight I know he felt rejected, and tested me all the way.
He should have known I will always love him - he ignored it.
Suzanne: Some men just don't want to look like an unmade bed! Columbo, does his tie! Classic & an iconic scene! I love Columbo! Just one more ..thing! 😀
OMG i laugh so hard at that line - and i wonder if Pleshette came up with it herself; it sounds so much like her!
SuzAnnE no one wants you spying in our apts. Guess how you stop a spy. Leave things messy 💯👁️💪🗣️🤡 caught yeah. Kidnapers
Big gotcha moment on DNA lady ,smoked her out.
I read your comment this is the video got there itsfunneh
@@michellemiller4909 just one more thing
Most people don't realize Eddie Albert was a real hero Marine of WWII, saving over 70 fellow service men in one of the bloodiest battles of the campaign.
Yes, he was a great war hero, and so many other things. A life full of accolades. One of our finest: good actor too.
@4640jds Albert was a lily-livered yellow coward of the lowest kind. Watch him in Attack! And btw, fk u for your own cowardly and ignorant comment about John McCain, who put you and your cowardly cult leader Trump to shame.
@4640jds Eddie Albert was liberal. You should read his wikipedia page. You might find it enlightining. And John McCain was a conservative.
@@alevine1951 Seriously? He's a coward for a movie role? Let me let reality intrude into your cartoon world www.military.com/veteran-jobs/career-advice/military-transition/famous-veteran-eddie-albert.html
@@alevine1951 Eddie Albert was an ACTOR - you thick fuck !!
Pleshette was such a stunner. Albert being a real war hero is an added wonderful touch.
the way columbo slowly insinuates that he knows the truth must piss off the vilians. lol
he wasn't a vilian. He was a war hero and a general
@Enforcer A war hero who dishonored his uniform through embezzlement and murder. Did you watch that episode?
@@ozone9473 was a hero. Is a villain in this episodes timeline.
@@ozone9473 No, he was a casualty of the situation.
He was an actor not really a murderer, that was the character he played
Whoever wrote these episodes was absolutely genius
I agree. But this episode saw Falk and Pleshette in extreme conflict, because he repeatedly wanted to change lines and scenes. That final scene wasn't done with them both in the same place, and the museum walkout is Pleshette with a stand-in. She had by this time refused to work with him.
I believe Peter Falk tried to take a lot of control over all aspects of the show, and it didn't go down well - not with anyone.
@@ginskimpivot753 Well, considering this was the third episode ever, it didn't seem to impede making Columbo's.
He had an agreement with the show to direct and when he wasn't allowed to, he stayed away. It was part of his contract and when it wasn't honored, he stayed away. In this case, it was unfortunate that she was caught in the middle of it, but to throw Peter Falk under the bus like that was hardly a classy thing to do. She would have been better to have been mad at those not honoring the contract they made with Falk. Easier to just blame the star, though, I suppose.
As the poster below, said, it sure didn't impede the show's progress, or the number of stars who not only came on the show, but in many cases came on it repeatedly.
This particular episode was written by Professor John T. Dugan (October 11, 1920 New York City - December 24, 1994 Los Angeles, CA). Dr. Dugan was a Professor of Drama, having obtained a Master of Fine Arts at Fordham University and a Ph.D. in Drama from the University of Minnesota. He taught drama at Catholic University, University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), and U.C. Berkeley. John Dugan disproves one of the old funny sayings I grew up with: “Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach. And those who can’t teach, teach gym.” He had been published, performed, and produced in every medium except the novel. His many television plays have received numerous awards and nominations, as have his stage plays. Professor Dugan also served his fellow writers for 28 years on the Board of Directors of the Writers Guild of America Pension Plan. Professor Dugan also wrote another terrific Columbo episode entitled "The Most Crucial Game," co-starring the Culpable One, the great Bob Culp.
Even Mr Spielberg participated by directing an episode in the first year, "Murder by the Book" starring Mr Cassidy and Martin Milner. Good series. Didn't care too much for the revamped series in the 90*s🤔
My favorite part of this is actually the very, very end; when she asks him if he really has a niece.
Calls her Marilyn and then Cynthia
Truth is, Columbo's not even married.
@@SirJonathonDanielGregorySrVthe No, his wife is confirmed to be real, but not the rest of his "relatives".
@@barrynichols2846 good catch!
@@11Survivor Wait really? I heard his wife was canonically made-up! I decided she’s real anyway but now I’m confused lol
Eddie Albert was a navy coxswain who used his landing craft to protect soldiers trudging over coral trying to reach the beaches at Tarawa atoll from hostile shore fire. It is thought his bravery saved at least 70 men.
He was never able to make it as a farmer, though.
@@franklesser5655 lol
@Bruce Wayne 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
He was a pretty good farmer too.
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He tried!.....😂
You were just outwitted by an unmade bed.
Excellent!!
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"Murderer is betrayed by his own pride:"
Ahhh so the lion did it.
Eddie Albert was an actual war hero. As a rising Hollwood star he could have gotten a easy gig in WW2 instead he volunteered for combat and received the Bronze Star for saving stranded marines at Tarawa.
A lot of Hollywood actors in his day volunteered and served in combat units during WWII and Korea. Some before they got famous, some while they were famous. I doubt that would happen today.
@@alienlife7754 Sorry to say I agree with you.
@@alienlife7754 Wasn’t there a draft for WWII?
Then he retired to a wonder farm of green acres
@@DeathnoteBB Yes and? Many stars could have gotten an easy gig selling war bonds or doing PR but sough combat positions instead.
6:37 "That won't be necessary"
Such class and respect here Columbo, he is a murderer but still the guy has serve the country more than I would in my entire life!
When is someone going to tell about columbo being a murderer It's a swan song
"Some men LT., do not want to look like an unmade bed" lol!
Gives new meaning to the lyrics of a Leonard Cohen song, The Chelsea Hotel, which he wrote about Janis Joplin, "she was giving me head on an unmade bed."
Some men, don't want to wear prison issued clothes
She can't find a man. Imagine that.
And the careful attempt of Colombo of pretending as if those words made him somehow uncomfortable while in reality he didn't really care about neither of the girl's opinion :)
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Eddie Albert was a perfect casting choice in this episode. RIP Eddie, rightly loved by your public, 99 years of the good life of a good man.
"Oh, Olll-iv-ahhhh?.....Olll-iv-ahhhh?"
@@EricA-xd9fn Lisa???
@@jimdayton8837 Bingo....! You must be over the hill, like me.
@@EricA-xd9fn I always loved Green Acres.
@@jimdayton8837 Although the "wife is a ditz" jokes haven't aged well. Still, there's an innocent type of humor that's missing from today's vulgar society.
This is my favourite memory of Suzanne. She was one of Columbo's most special guest stars.
This episode is kind of heartbreaking! Eddie Albert's non-verbal expressive acting is phenomenal here. Even though the General was guilty, I was low-key liking the relationship between him and the lady.
You can see, even _feel,_ the weight of his actions, and this- their ramifications- on his shoulders. Yet he calmly, even nobly, accepts that burden as the excellent soldier he is.
It's why Columbo says the handcuffs won't be needed, and he walks out of his own free will. Even as a murderer, he is worthy of dignity.
Suzanne Pleshette! She also starred on the Bob Newhart Show.
I love the concept of Columbo. Totally unique and original. Not a whodunnit, but a howtoproveit. Brilliant. They should make a one off movie as a tribute and have mark ruffalo play him.
Wow, in all the years I couldn't pinpoint why I love this show so much. But yeah, that's it. Having the murderer known from the first minute, his motive and method, and showing his actions under pressure, creates a unique kind of tension unmatched by typical detective shows.
I miss the good ol' detective shows. The new ones are great too, make no mistake, but there is something about Columbo, Dirty Harry, Kojak and so many more. Was a true golden age.
I feel glad that I had the fortune to experience them.
They already did...many times over. The show's called "MONK" played by Tonly Shaloub. Ever notice that the premiere of "MONK" dovetailed chronologically with the very last episode of "Columbo".
Well hercule Poirot does something similar
..... It’s been some time, but while Monks Main theme is proving how he did it, you never know who did it as you did on Columbo. Still love that show though....
“I assume ballistics has checked out the gun.” Columbo says nothing, just cues his minions to come forward.
Gosh... I miss Mr. Falk so much. Few actors manage to enter inside a character and be absolutely perfect on stage. He wasn't acting, he was Colombo himself.
100% agree
Excellent analysis Lu.
Never realized just how smokin hot 🔥 Suzanne Pleshette was ! WOW, she was GORGEOUS !!!
My teenage-self thought she was the perfect wife (Bob Newhart Show). 😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍
First class wife material.
6:34 For some reason, the only thing that struck me about this clip is that you can hear the footsteps of people walking around, no music. You never hear that in modern-day shows nowadays.
Pride unchecked will bring you down every time
I'll never be able to watch this episode again without noticing that body double.
I thoroughly enjoy the reverence Columbo's officers have for him and the respect he has for his subjects. I've got no clue how well things are written but I want to say this is a brilliantly conceived show. Columbo is one of the few TV programmes I've loved since I was a child. The only thing better than watching an episode of Columbo after a hard day is watching it with someone who appreciates it and seeing their reactions. Bless all Columbo fans and many thanks to the talented individuals who worked on this, one of the best things to come out of television.
It has been a long time since I watched these episodes. 😮😮😮
"That won't be necessary."
"Alright, Lieutenant."
Such cool lines somehow
"SOME men, lieutenant, do not want to look like an unmade bed."
I always love the look on their faces when they realize they've met their match!
Some men don’t want to look like an unmade bed that is a classic line LOL
*straightens tie*
“Murderer is betrayed by his own pride” could be the title of like 70% of all Columbo clips lol
First time I ever saw the "hide it in plain sight" angle used in a crime story.
Never met an officer that was as smart as they thought they were, it's the senior nco that knows everything. Eddie Albert was a real hero, saved a bunch of Marines on I think it was Tarawa.
unmade bed. that's the perfect descriptor of columbo.
XD
COLUMBO......THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST DETECTIVE EVER!!!!!!
The gorgeous, sophisticated Suzanne Pleshette.
Jason Hurd - My childhood crush. Requiescat In Pace.
@Himself Lee why do you say she left us too soon? didn't she live a long and fulfilling life?
Yes, she was a cutie pie!
Gorgeous indeed! ❤️
" the Sidewinder ?!? " Suzanne was truly lovely. God bless her dear soul.
"No question, not even a half a question" XD immediately starts asking questions XD Columbo the best!
My husband and I love to watch all episodes. lol I do not do any housework before work because I watch the Colombo series. Great memories . Thank you 😊
Lucky husband..
Another great episode from the 70s. And this particular ending stands out because the shots with susanne pleshette & Peter Falk were done via second unit. Susanne Pleshette mentioned this epsiode in an interview.
She said that Peter Falk didnt turn up on the day of filming for the ending due to some dispute, and she did a load of one shots and a few with a stand-in. Watch carefully, and you'll spot it.
there is only about a minute and a half here in this 8 minutes where Suzanne Plesette is actually acting with Falk. Eddie Albert didn't even interact with Falk in any of this scene, it's all a double for Falk.
Yes . Great work by director Jack
Smight in difficult circumstances.
She was Falk's friend, but she and Albert called him an asshole after making this episode.
Yeah - and she starts the scene with something on her head and then it mysteriously disappears for the rest of the scene.
@@karaokelola she takes it off her head at 1:36 -- it does not mysteriously disappear.
Love the two different names he gives for his niece at the end.
I'm glad someone else noticed that! It changed from Marilyn to Cindy in the same breath almost LOL
3:15 “You don’t seem surprised to see me…”
He sounds so confused and disappointed! Like “Hey I was hoping you’d be shocked… Come on… :(“
i betting my life savings that he would go undefeated playing "CLUE"
I love this episode! Suzanne Pleshette is one of my favorite ladies of 'Columbo'!
Eddie Albert got a Silver Star for service in WW2.
"Murderer Is Betrayed By His(/her) Own Pride" - every Columbo ever.
oh the good old days when men 50 years older than their leading actress 'wife' was ok
now we have the 'me too' movement lol
On the strength of this channel I purchased all seven seasons, with the shows from the 90's as well, on DVD. Swan Song with Johnny Cash is really good. The first two seasons were good but it seems to me by season 3 the show goes to a whole new level. This is a great channel, keep up the good work.
It's a shame the DVDs don't have a commentary track. I would love to hear Peter Falk's recollection on the episodes.
Eddie is still wearing that Green Acres suit!
RIGHT
That's his stump pulling suit.
Of course. It came from 5th Avenue, Dahling.
I love watching these old columbo clips, what a great show!! I watched as a kid with my mom and still love it.
Wouldn't you know it? Eddie Albert bought that pearl-handled revolver from Mr. Haney in Hooterville!
And as George C. Scott's George Patton retorts "Son, only a pimp in a Louisiana whore-house carries pearl-handled revolvers. These are ivory."
Genuine pearl handled revolver pistol dropped by General Custer himself on his way to the little big horn !
like Mind Over Mayhem, this is one episode where Columbo solves the case thanks to understanding the psychology of the murderer.
One of the best cop shows ever!
2:42 "Some men, Lieutenant, do NOT want to look like an un-made bed." BURN!!
Bravo! One of my most favorite episodes, and what a dynamic ending! Thank you so much for posting~
I watched every each Colombo movie so many times. But I still have great appetite to watch them as many more times as it could be.
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Suzanne Pleshette used to be one of my favorite girls in Television, she was so pretty.
Glad I'm not the only guy who finds Suzanne Pleshette smoking hot!
MikeHunt. Agreed. She had a quality...
She is still around
Checkers Lane She's been dead 10 years.
MikeHunt?
That "unmade bed" line by Suzanne Pleshette is gold!
Next time one complains about an unmade bed, I’ll say, “don’t judge a book by its cover.”
Just think, they wanted Bing Cosby to play Columbo at first. He said NO because of golf.
He is my first husband I love me some COLUMBO I can look at his shows all the time
Genius! That music at the end of the show was the best Columbo theme music, too - By Far!
7:40 I love it when Columbo comforts people. I wish I had someone like him in my life to give me advice like this!
In order to understand a man you have to understand his past...If only women today would see this magnificent quote.
Golden Voice, I think the same truism can be applied to women.
I love the Colombo Movie! What a great production...:👍😊
If you watch Closely, there was a contract dispute going on with Falk. He refused to work. They continued making this episode with out him. In this total 8 minutes of film, there is only about minute and a half where Falk is acting with Pleshette. You see in every part of Alberts portion of this, he's interacting with a Falk "Double", It's not Falk at any time where you see Columbo and Albert on camera here. When it was all done, Albert told Falk, "I always wanted to work with you. I never realized you were such a prick".
Columbo was in contract disputes so he wasn't filming with Eddie and Suzanne. They were going to RIP him off...like other actors of shows at that time...ie. Gilligan's Island. Don Adams, of Getsmart, advised Peter.
I realize that this show came out in the 70's and things were different back then but, even with Marine guards there would've been a lock on the display case holding a fully functional revolver as beautiful as that one was. He shouldn't have been able to just slide the door open and pull it out like that.
Suzanne Pleshette. It was love at first sight for me. So beautiful!
Eddie Albert is a legend.
Soo the downloads by the name Colombo shows the shortened version of a case instead of the complete story? Will miss the dodges and his car but so good to watch him at his best.. the end of the story. Thank you for showing this much.
it's a rollercoaster for columbo and suzanne lol. he was uncertain, then he was certain but she wasn't
Suzanne Pleshette was glamorous and yet somehow 'the girl next door', you felt like she was someone you knew.
She reminds me of Mary Ann, on Gilligan's Island... She was great on Bob Newhart Show as well... she was quite a biscuit !
Saw her in one episode of The Fugitive. She is gorgeous.
I won't ask you half a question.... proceeds to ask a question every other sentence.
i love this channel. so glad I found it.
Being arrested at your own museum opening... That's fu¢ked up. Almost as messed up as HAVING your own museum opening.
another brilliant episode i cant get enough
Why why why during the man's honorary exhibition? Why not after? He doesn't seem to be a flight risk. Columbo so humble in nature yet takes pride in timing his "gotcha" moments that are horrible to assailants.
Yeah, I think this is a rare Columbo scene where I actually felt bad for the person getting arrested instead of reveling in Columbo taking them down.
He's a MURDERER; it's about justice not his little exhibition. Sheesh... 🙄
And I wonder if Columbo really has a wife- I hope so because she seems to have her hand in almost all the activities that end up solving the case! And Suzanne Pleshette is just so adorable in this...
There's an episode where he's looking for her, and the valet (?) tells him she's looking for _him,_ and another where he calls her after the case. We never see her, but she does exist.
Exactly what I was thinking :)
He does, and she does exist. They did a spinoff series of Mrs Columbo in which she is played by Kate Mulgrew... yes, THAT Kate Mulgrew. lol
There's an episode where at the end hes alone and rings her and has a conversation (though we only hear his side) she definitely exists
Peter Faulk was Columbo. The writers said they underwrote the part because you could just leave it to Peter.
Love "Green Acres" & "Columbo." One of my favorite episodes.
I love this episode and the soundtrack too!
Hahaha I am going to watch every episode this weekend. Now I have something to do. Thank you.🤣👍
What's interesting is that the last part of the movie (most of this video) was filmed with double actors and then remounted scene by scene. This is why the background sound changes so often. At that time, Peter Falk had some arguments with the producer, and he threated not to finish the movie. So they filmed with a double (the double is taller than Suzanne Pleshette, while Peter is shorter). After a while, he returned and filmed the missing scenes, also with doubles (but they don't appear in the release).
2:54 & 3:15 at last a glimpse of Peter's body double! Suzanne explains the problems making this ep in a youtube interview.
Omniscient -Please elaborate?
Columbo is my man he is a genius
He always knows who committed the murder 😂😉
@@46monkeyes Peter Falk was feuding with the studio over them reneging on some contract details. As a result he wasn't on set as much as the shooting schedule demanded. Thus to complete the episode they did some shots with a body double.
At 6:41 - the respectful nod that Eddie Albert gives Columbo to thank him for not having him cuffed is one of those little things that are missing from acting these days.
Bollocks.
Those episodes are dear to my heart. It's the 70s. I was a young boy and life was so easy. It's the cars, the hair, the clothing. Wow
1970s feels like a different world to 2021 sadly
Eddie Albert was great in this episode. Carried himself well for the role.
Does Peacock sponsor this channel now? If so well done! Thanks for keeping the GOAT alive!
I only watch the show just to see Columbo scratch his while processing information
1:34 "Do you know the story behind that book?"
I thought he said he wasn't going to ask even half a question?!?!?!
Call the police.
About the case not the exhibit.
It’s the columbo way
Regards from Egypt
He asks her a question about the gun also lol
Eddie Albert my grandmother told me he entered her house. He was an insurance salesman as he as trying to break in to show business back in the 1940, s downtown LA.
I find it interesting that the dénouement is presented essentially with Eddie Albert (and Pleshette) responding to an offscreen reader: we are meant to imagine a proximity to Falk that is not there. Perhaps because there was so much bad feeling on set in this episode (driven by Falk's misplaced machinations to become a Columbo director)?
Columbo: "Just one more thing" Uncle (JC Adventures): "Juuuust one more thing" ...love um both!
During filming of this episode, I have read that Albert and Falk had a private moment about their experiences during WWII. Falk commented that Albert was a bonafide war hero, while he (Falk) was just a Merchant Seaman. Albert replied, “We both accepted great risk, and we both had our duties to perform” or something to that effect.
Ah Magoo, you've done it again !
3:34 - odd voice over. Columbo's head doesnt move while he's talking, and the guy across from him, neither his head or mouth move when he talks.
When they combed Columbo's hair.
I love columbo i love every episode
Hey it's the green acres guy! Oh Eddie Albert, you're too nice to play a villain =)
0:48 "NOT ONE QUESTION--NOT EVEN HALF A QUESTION."
[Less than one minute goes by]
"DO YOU KNOW THE STORY BEHIND THAT BOOK?"
His "evidence" was generally something that wouldn't be enough to convict.
Suzanne Plechette was an absolute doll. And she was a very good actress.