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The Thirty-First of February: Directed by Alf Kjellin. With Alfred Hitchcock, David Wayne, William Conrad, Elizabeth Allen. An inquest rules a wife's death as accidental, but when the widower returns to work, it seems someone is tricking him, including a letter accusing him of murder and one of his wife's letters appearing, revealing she had a ...
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- Crime, Drama, Horror
- Alf Kjellin
- 1963-01-04
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"The Thirty-First of February" was originally broadcast on 04/Jan/1963 as part of the first season of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
Andrew Anderson is an advertising executive who discovers the body of his deadwife laying at the bottom of the basement stairs. An investigating detective named Sgt. Cresse believes Mr. Anderson is guilty of murder. He wants to trick him into making a confession by making Mr. Anderson believe that his wife is still alive and that she is having an a...
Directed by: 1. Alf Kjellin Produced by: 1. Joan Harrison- producer 2. Gordon Hessler- associate producer Written by: 1. Richard Matheson- teleplay (as Logan Swanson) 2. Julian Symons- original novel Starring: 1. Alfred Hitchcock — cast: Himself 2. David Wayne — cast: Andrew Anderson 3. William Conrad — cast: Sgt. Cresse 4. Elizabeth Allen — cast: ...
"The Alfred Hitchcock Hour" The Thirty-First of February (TV Episode 1963) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
The 31st of February. Season 1 Episode 1548m. TVPG. A suspicious sergeant (William Conrad) digs when a death is labeled accidental. With David Wayne. Home.
Jun 17, 2020 · A TV episode based on a novel by Julian Symons, starring David Wayne as a paranoid executive. The episode aired on January 4, 1963 and was directed by Alf Kjellin.
- January 4, 1963
- Alf Kjellin
- the novel byJulian Symons
- Logan Swanson
The Thirty-First of February. The death of a man's wife is ruled an accident, but strange incidents at the widower's place of work raise new questions. Episode 16 • Jan 11, 1963 • 1 h.
May 8, 2012 · Bob Crane on The Alfred Hitchcock Hour - The 31st of February / 1963 (Segment 1) From the TV Guide Channel: "The death of Andrew Anderson's wife sets off bizarre events designed to...
