Sulle tracce dell'assassino

Titolo originale: Columbo: A Trace of Murder

Film per la TV
1997
TV-PG
1h 38min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

1948

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Peter Falk, Raye Birk, Donna Bullock, Barry Corbin, Shera Danese, and David Rasche in Sulle tracce dell'assassino (1997)

Cop Drama Police Procedural Crime Drama Mystery

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA cheating wife convinces her lover, who's a forensic scientist, to kill her husband's business rival and frame her rich husband for the murder. Lt. Columbo investigates.A cheating wife convinces her lover, who's a forensic scientist, to kill her husband's business rival and frame her rich husband for the murder. Lt. Columbo investigates.A cheating wife convinces her lover, who's a forensic scientist, to kill her husband's business rival and frame her rich husband for the murder. Lt. Columbo investigates.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,5/10

1948

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Quiz
Peter Falk's actress-wife, Shera Danese, performs the role Cathleen Calvert, the conniving wife who wants to frame her husband. This was the last of her six appearances in the Columbo movies.

Blooper
Columbo gets visible white cat hair all over his gray trousers when he momentarily kneels near the victim's body. However, moments later, Kinsey shows no trace of cat hair on his black trousers after crawling extensively across the same area.

Citazioni
Lt. Columbo: That'll be good, you and me together, Pat. Three eyes are better than one.

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A writer's and mystery lover's point of view.

Columbo is a unique character who is fun to watch. However, during "A Trace of Murder" the fun was coupled with a great plot. It is my favorite and probably the only one that provided its "fun" content due to the character. As usual, but also surprised many of us with a fresh, brilliant story line. Although I have always enjoyed Columbo, "A Trace of Murder" is the only one that comes to mind in detail when discussing the series with others. Let's have more work of that quality... and soon!