Fantasmes

Titre original : Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective

Téléfilm
1989
TV-PG
1h 38m

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Peter Falk, Lindsay Crouse, Peter Jurasik, Ken Lerner, Stephen Macht, and Julia Montgomery in Fantasmes (1989)

Cop Drama Police Procedural Comedy Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen a successful sex therapist with a best selling book and a hit TV show accidentally witnesses her business partner and lover cheating on her with an employee, she murders him. Lt. Columb... Tout lireWhen a successful sex therapist with a best selling book and a hit TV show accidentally witnesses her business partner and lover cheating on her with an employee, she murders him. Lt. Columbo is on the case.When a successful sex therapist with a best selling book and a hit TV show accidentally witnesses her business partner and lover cheating on her with an employee, she murders him. Lt. Columbo is on the case.

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7,2/10

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Anecdotes
The property used for Dr. Allenby's home also was used in the pilot of Drôles de Détectives (1985) as the home of Madelyn Hayes.

Gaffes
When Dr Allenby is trying on her "murder outfit" at her house prior to going to the party, she is shown putting on a black silk undergarment (covering her chest). She then puts on a black dress. This dress has deep "V" neck which goes down to her stomach showing her skin - the black undergarment has disappeared.

Citations
Dr. Joan: Do you think less of me?
Lt. Columbo: I'm only a policeman. Judging people... that's all up to somebody else, but I can tell you that I've enjoyed our talks very much, and I think I do understand.

Connexions
Featured in Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective

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9/10

Possibly the "sexiest" episode of the long-running crime drama

Undergoing a personality/dress transformation that would rise the male libido, a sex therapist seeks revenge on her unfaithful lover. As she matches wits with the Peter Falk's wily "Columbo," guest star Lindsay Crouse is brilliant as the murderous doctor. The evocative musical score adds much to the story line and is appropriate seductive.

Crouse's quick change from the straight-laced doctor to the no-holds-barred temptress is worth the viewing alone. Further evidence that we all have a bit of a villainy in us, just lying beneath the surface.

This is one of the best of the television specials featuring Falk in his Emmy-winning role.