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  1. Columbo investigates the murder of a two-timing lover by two women who try to distract him with flirtation. Faye Dunaway won an Emmy for her role as one of the killers in this 1993 crime drama.

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    • Crime, Drama, Mystery
    • Vincent McEveety
    • 1993-10-31
  2. Jun 12, 2022 · A 1993 TV movie starring Faye Dunaway as a femme fatale who kills her lover with the help of a mysterious accomplice. Peter Falk wrote the script over 20 years and directed the episode, which features a twisty plot and some flirtatious scenes.

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    is the seventh episode of the tenth season of Columbo and the sixty-second episode overall. It first aired on October 31, 1993 and was directed by Vincent McEveety. In addition to Peter Falk as Lieutenant Columbo, the episode stars Faye Dunaway, Claudia Christian and Armando Pucci, as well John Finnegan in his largest Columbo role.

    This episode is unique in that it's the only one to have actually been written by Peter Falk himself.

    Wealthy socialite Lauren Staton (Faye Dunaway) and her daughter Lisa Martin (Claudia Christian) conspire to murder their abusive, two-timing lover Nick Franco (Armando Pucci). Lauren commits the actual murder, going to Franco's apartment and shooting him. Lisa then stays in the apartment, keeping the body warm for several hours with an electric bla...

    This episode is unusual in that Columbo arrests only one of the two perpetrators of a murder.

    It is also unusual because Columbo seems to show no moral qualms about cheating on his wife but it is ultimately all part of his attempts to catch the killer

  3. Oct 29, 1993 · A TV movie from 1993, written by Peter Falk, featuring Faye Dunaway as a suspect. The review praises the mystery plot and Falk's performance, but criticizes the corny subplot.

  4. Watch Columbo solve a double murder with two alibis in this classic mystery series. Sign up for Peacock to stream this episode and more TV, movies, and sports.

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