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Dagger of the Mind: Directed by Richard Quine. With Peter Falk, Richard Basehart, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Bernard Fox. In London, a respected Shakespearean acting duo cover up the unintended killing of their producer.
"Columbo" Dagger of the Mind (TV Episode 1972) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
When the first victim's butler discovers their secret and tries to blackmail them, he too is killed, this time in cold blood. While on an exchange visit with Scotland Yard in London, Lt. Columbo investigates the death of impresario Sir Roger Haversham.
Columbo : Oh, no, ma'am, no. Oh, no, I'm terribly sorry. No, my name is Columbo. I'm just a visiting fireman.
There's more comedy in this episode than in most of the others. Columbo runs around like the typical bumbling American tourist and has to take snapshots of everything. All of the British characters act in the exceedingly old fashioned way, owning country houses with butlers and driving 1930s-era sports cars.
Dagger of the Mind. Columbo. All scenes involving Wilfrid Hyde-White were shot in California, as he was then a British tax exile, who owed thousands of pounds to the Inland Revenue in Britain. Helpful • 125 0.
You see, ever since I've been in London, I've been thinkin' and thinkin', what would be the best souvenir to bring back to Los Angeles? Nicholas Frame : I thought you'd be on your way home by now. Columbo : Right. But I sort of missed the plane.
When Columbo starts taking photos outside Buckingham Palace, a person in the crowd is dressed in the uniform of a British Rail ticket collector/platform staff with a dark round cap, black waistcoat, and maroon sleeves.
You see, ever since I've been in London, I've been thinkin' and thinkin', what would be the best souvenir to bring back to Los Angeles? Nicholas Frame : I thought you'd be on your way home by now. Columbo : Right. But I sort of missed the plane.
Columbo : [hearing Big Ben chime and checking his watch] Boy, that's terrific. Thing that old, it's only a minute slow.