Fancy Dinner with a Murderer | Columbo

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Columbo invites a famous winemaker Carsini to dinner just to apologize for bothering and suspecting him. Cassini's insistence that the table given to Columbo be exchanged for a better one; his surprise and delight at Columbo’s wine selections. But an exciting meal is going to be ruined…
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Season 3 Episode 2 ''Any Old Port in a Storm': A wine connoisseur kills his half-brother to prevent him from selling the family winery to a merchant company so he can pay off his gambling debts.
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@actioncom2748 3 года назад

I think Colombo has a secret rule. Never put your wife in striking distance of a murderer. Non-negotiable.

@redbuck1385 2 года назад

You'll note, he claimed his wife canceled last minute because they couldn't get a babysitter, but the host said the reservation was only for 3 people.

@josephclark4153 2 года назад

@@redbuck1385 good observation 🧐

@tophatcat1173 Год назад

@@redbuck1385 columbo level observational skills

@robertjones6393 Год назад

Or he's waiting for a murderer competent enough to get away with it.

@actioncom2748 Год назад

@@robertjones6393 cold

@danielguardiola6492 3 года назад

“That’s a heck of a way to beat the check, I’m gonna have to remember that”

@nickbarrale2636 3 года назад

@7:02

@gpfoster1966 3 года назад

Probably one of the best scenes of any Columbo episode to date. First time I saw this, and heard that "beat the check" line, I was rolling on the floor with laughter.

@deletedTestimony 2 года назад

Now I wonder if Columbo planned that all along to get a free fancy meal...

@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад

I tried it once in a McDonald's "Restaurant"..... Nah...they didn't want to know....

@mechanwhal6590 Год назад

Just as much as the plot, it’s good to remember this show’s excellence at subtle comedy. The car malfunctioning, the restaurant employees tasting the wine. Makes the whole experience that much more complete.

@mariocisneros911 Год назад

And the restaurant owner abusing columbo twice. Putting next to the kitchen and giving him a ridiculous question on which wine he'd like .

@davidc9256 Год назад

The door on the car rattling crazily

@ProudPapaJD 5 месяцев назад

Colombo going back and tipping the guy! 😂

@TheUnsightlyRF 2 года назад

Columbo slipping back to tip the maître d' is just a wonderful moment of lowkey comedy.

@glowiever 2 года назад

how much was that? couldn't tell

@ultimathule1000 2 года назад

@@glowiever : enough.

@sean68mtown Год назад

I think it shows he’s got class…

@LogoMan7777 Год назад

@@sean68mtown He probably counted on Carsini to lose his mind and demand a full refund for the meal. Columbo probably budgeted enough for a decent tip, knowing he wouldn't have to pay for the meal.

@BlackOctoberFox Год назад

@LogoMan7777 He didn't just count on it. He orchestrated it. He spoke to the wine guy beforehand. He chose one of the worst tables in a restaurant to sit at as servers will constantly be passing by and the doors flapping during dinner. I'm also no wine expert, but I believe his choice of wine for each dinner was... horrible.

@levilevis9032 Год назад

You gotta love how Pleseance can display such subtlety, the way he immediately stares down the wine bottle when it comes to the table, the way you can literally see the thirst form in his eyes, and then contrast that with the massive Shakespearian outburst when he finds out the wine has been ruined, such a great performance.

@FOXHOUND4143 2 года назад

The acting here by everyone is FIRST CLASS. Donald Pleasence was particularly outstanding. You don’t see TV like this anymore.

@cagneybillingsley2165 Год назад

when you can make a smug elitist sympathetic, that's great acting.

@giles852002 6 месяцев назад

Peter Falk said this was his favourite one he did due to working with Pleasance.

@Apollomasque Месяц назад

You do, if you know where to look.

@TheRealVolk 3 года назад

For those that haven’t seen this episode yet, you’ve just witnessed one of the most epic set ups in television. 🐾

@alfreddreamerphotocomics4880 2 года назад

I saw it in RU-vid about a year ago. I think it was called Port something. It was a great episode. Hey Donald Pleasants also was the lead detective in the first Halloween movie.

@Zoras88 2 года назад

I'm still trying to find the full episode

@MrSpruce 2 года назад

@@Zoras88 Columbophile has several full episodes available for free, which includes this one. It's "Any Old Port in a Storm," from Season 3.

@ginor8416 2 года назад

I believe this episode reveals Falk’s passions more than most. Fine cars, wine and there must be some classically pretty women too

@mumblesbadly7708 2 года назад

*setups

@keithjones6023 3 года назад

Even the wily Adrian Carsini played brilliantly by Donald Pleasance, wasn't a match for Columbo! A great episode, one of the best.

@davidsimpson1862 2 года назад

Think Donald matched Peter on his acting ability though.

@keithjones6023 2 года назад

@@davidsimpson1862 Definitely, Donald was a wonderful actor.

@nickycotton6137 2 года назад

Certainly is.👍

@denisceballos9745 2 года назад

Donald Pleasance was the blind POW in “The Great Escape”.

@adamcheklat7387 2 года назад

@@denisceballos9745 Don’t forget that he also played as Blofeld in You Only Live Twice.

@JohnSmith-mk8hz 3 года назад

@5:25 "This is dreadful." Haha, Donald Pleasence played this character perfect.

@popkorn256 3 года назад

Yeah, that's how you get a free meal :)

@makemarker 2 года назад

All those years of chasing Michael Myers have finally made him flip..

@wallochdm1 3 года назад

I love it when Columbo mentions the 109 degree day. Carsini knows he's been had.

@cagneybillingsley2165 Год назад

a lot of people miss the subtle subtext of this scene. this was a rare occasion where columbo was sympathetic enough to the murderer to give him an out. he revealed to him at the end that he was onto him, then revealed that she covered for him, this was to give him a chance to flee the country with her and have somewhat of a "happy" ending for themselves. carsini was in the end too recalcitrant and perhaps too attached to his status in the wine community to leave

@wallochdm1 Год назад

@@cagneybillingsley2165 That's an interesting take I've never heard before. I've always understood it as immense respect for Carsini's intelligence and mutual respect for each other, hence the touching ending. While the Columbo character occasionally has sympathy for a murderer he doesn't "let them go". The one exception would be "Forgotten Lady", where he agrees to play along because he knows she will die within weeks. I do appreciate the alternative opinion. Food for thought.

@bartsanders1553 7 месяцев назад

If only it had been some kind of record.

@wallochdm1 7 месяцев назад

@@bartsanders1553 Great line. The ending is absolutely brilliant.

@GmodPlusWoW 2 месяца назад

That was probably this episode's "just one more thing".

@NotAGoodUsername360 Год назад

I love how subtly this trap conveys Columbo's understanding of Carcini and the tragedy of the circumstances. The spoiled wine itself is, perhaps, a metaphor for Carcini himself- a wasted man who went bad due to unfortunate circumstances and desperation. And only a connoisseur could sense something had gone terribly wrong. Carcini and Columbo both knew the offense wasn't so egregious to the general public- but neither of them could just let it go. You can tell Columbo feels bad for solving this- he even outright says "I deserve to pay for this." There's a part of him that knows the brother got what was coming to him. That there's already a perfectly adequate official story prepped and waiting. There would be very little harm in letting it slide. But it's murder. And he can't let the truth go any more than Carcini can stomach overheated wine.

@allison88888888 2 года назад

it's funny and cute how the waiter and his boss taste the wine 🍷🍷

@SeanNH94 2 года назад

That part made me giggle in public 🤣

@craigflick9477 2 года назад

Thanks for the update 🤯👎😳⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛

@SeanNH94 2 года назад

@@craigflick9477 update deez nutz, Craig

@RADIUMGLASS 3 года назад

"THIS LIQUID FILTH"! 😂😂😂

@terencemckenna6468 3 года назад

That’s what I call my wife.

@RADIUMGLASS 3 года назад

@@terencemckenna6468 AHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH I didn't expect that one 😂

@aldixon1977 3 года назад

@RADIUM CLOCK: That’s nothing new, I call Terence McKenna’s wife that also 😃

@misterpayah7723 2 года назад

4:39 This is an excellent little detail which makes Carsini's character so authentic. Enjoyers of wine are taught to cleanse the palate with water before tasting a new wine to maximally taste the flavours.

@GizmoBeach 2 месяца назад

I notice the waiter didn’t use his tastevin, though.

@benjaminhoffman4563 13 дней назад

Yep

@StickFigureStudios 3 года назад

This may be my favorite Columbo ending of them all. I love the ones where the lieutenant uses the suspect's own arrogance / expertise against them. In this case by pointing out the oxidation of the port, something that only a small handful of people in the world would have been able to do, Donald Pleasance was essentially hanging himself. Despite the dreadfulness of the wine, it's still an utterly delicious denouement.

@artmallory970 3 года назад

He used a similar trick in 'Negative Reaction' where he got the suspect to identify the camera that took the photo, in another ep. he tricked a sea captain into identifying a broken watch after he had it fixed...

@NiceTryLaoChe 3 года назад

And the wine itself was obviously far from dreadful if it takes an absolutely expert palate to identify that it's faulted.

@StickFigureStudios 3 года назад

@@artmallory970 Yes, "Negative Reaction" is another great example of that. I also like "Double Exposure" when he uses the very technique of subliminal cuts that Robert Culp used to commit the crime to get him to reveal where he hid the murder weapon. Genius.

@ultimathule1000 2 года назад

But how this could be connected to the murder? It could be many reasons for the wine to be overheated. What Columbo proved is only that the temperature in the storage room was high. But how to go from this point to the proof of murder? This is what I don't understand.

@samfisk4848 2 года назад

@@ultimathule1000 It wasn’t so much to prove it for himself. It was moreso a pretext to tell Carsini about the heat wave and to make him realize that his entire wine cellar was ruined. Thus he had to get rid of it because every bottle was proof he had shut off ventilation and air conditioning in the cellar. Which he would have absolutely no reason to do, unless he wanted to suffocate someone.

@main___name___main___name 2 года назад

5:28 to 6:30 may very well be the greatest piece of immaculate outburst ever, each word cutting like a rapier, without a swear word in it, so visceral, it's hard to believe this is for a TV show. Just the most magnificent acting from the great Donald Pleasance!

@Sameoldfitup 3 года назад

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams...

@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned 3 года назад

that's a beautiful way to put it \o/

@terencemckenna6468 3 года назад

3:03 A bottle of "1945 Ferreira Vintage Port" sells for $870.00 USD in today. Possibly a Portuguese dessert wine. I checked Inflation calculator. It says $870.00 is equivelent to $145.00 in 1973. This was probably a lot of money for his $11,000.00 per year lieutenant’s salary.

@lisabradford8180 3 года назад

that would be a lot of money foe me NOW😁

@rawbacon 3 года назад

Unlikely Vintage Wine prices match inflation...........Like any other collectable, prices fluctuate wildly.........The only way to know would be find the going rate in 1973.

@terencemckenna6468 3 года назад

@@rawbacon I wouldn’t know what the 1945 Ferreira Vintage Port sold for in 1973. What I can do is buy this vintage port for $900, taste it, and let you know if Colombo knows his wine 🍷

@NiceTryLaoChe 3 года назад

@@terencemckenna6468 Also, it sounds like you're talking retail prices. Restaurant markup averages around 300%, so triple all those figures.

@terencemckenna6468 3 года назад

@@NiceTryLaoChe I was alive in 1973. I don't recall the 300% markup during that era. Are you saying 300% was the average from 1705 to 2021? So, in 1973, a $145.00 wine could have been marked up to $435.00? You could buy a vehicle for that much.

@BobSmith-mz1uo 2 года назад

Donald pleasence shows what a really great actor could do with a character on this show. It's almost unbelievable how real he seems.

@gregorywall2479 3 года назад

'Such disdain can not and must not be tolerated.'

@terracottapie 3 года назад

Shout out to Vito Scotti, the maitre d' who is in about 559 Columbo episodes

@richdorak1547 3 года назад

And McHale's navy!!!!!!!

@StanleyKewbeb1 3 года назад

Vito is so great. This is a role he was born to play.

@corenepope 3 года назад

I heard he and vitto Scotti we're good friends😊😃

@tsarbomba1 3 года назад

Also the train engineer in Von Ryan's Express.

@tpajay 2 года назад

Several months ago, I was watching a RU-vid clip of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson & Peter Falk was one of the guests. On it, Falk was talking about this episode of Columbo airing that coming Sunday & urging everyone to watch it. He said it was his favorite episode to date & that Donald Pleasence was great to work with. Peter Falk really admired Donald Pleasence's acting ability & was honored to have him on Columbo.

@sandranelson7124 2 года назад

I've seen that clip on RU-vid recently. It was a great appearance by Mr. Falk on "The Tonight Show". He praised Mr. Plesance for his appearance on his show.

@tonyshennyc 3 года назад

why is everything so perfect in Columbo. One can watch it over and over and still mesmerized by every scene, every act, and every word.

@Mary...22-u9j 3 года назад

we sure dont have talent like this anymore

@Suninrags 2 года назад

Reason why is because the writers busted their asses off on the scripts. In an interview it was mentioned that sometimes they would have somone in the team take 1-2 writing and rewriting a single scene for an episode

@karabinjr Год назад

aren't most of those actors theater actors

@bobwoods1302 Год назад

I`m sure the young people of today will say the same thing about their generation of actors when they get old.

@Dulie_Dulia 9 месяцев назад

reminiscin' with a touch of nostalgia@@bobwoods1302 yup,

@giles852002 6 месяцев назад

Shows how people with a refined pallet can taste things differently to the average person.

@lazyhazeldaisy9596 3 года назад

Peter Falk said that he thinks that this episode was his favourite and loved working with Donald Pleasance.

@kdohertygizbur 3 года назад

It is an episode where he totally respects the villain

@carolmurray187 2 года назад

I had heard Donald Pleasance was a lovely guy to work with.

@nickbrown638 10 месяцев назад

On one hand, I’m sure Donald Pleasance was an amazing actor to work with. On the other hand, who doesn’t want to work with a bond villain?

@shougeki76 3 года назад

6:43 My favorite scene of Columbo…which expresses his sincere character for people…!😎😙👍

@metsrus 3 года назад

i don't understand that part, what happened?

@gunbladeuser19 3 года назад

@@metsrus Columbo ran back to pay for the meal so the employees didn't get in trouble. And he also delayed helping the employees so that the suspect person in question doesn't see what Columbo is doing.

@metsrus 3 года назад

@@gunbladeuser19 thanks for clarifying

@34stzoo 3 года назад

Early Columbo was untouchable!

@Scoodee17 3 года назад

Any old port in the storm, one of the best episodes in my opinion

@preving 3 года назад

Donald Pleasence was amazing in this!

@amatod4 2 года назад

He is actually very likable as a villan in my opinion.

@GEricG 2 года назад

A fantastic actor. Talented and understated.

@fernandoguevara8258 2 года назад

Blofeld!

@Tasbeeratkotob 3 года назад

20:00 “ You take if your car , it will take care of you “ great wisdoms from Columbo and it is suitable for life indeed.

@terencemckenna6468 3 года назад

Yee

@nick37104 2 года назад

The thing that absolutely astonishes me about this episode is that this is a cold character Pleasence is playing. He's so rich, so multi-faceted, that it seems like Pleasence has embodied this role for years, and it's almost "criminal" that this is the only time we get to see him. Culp is my favorite killer, but Pleasence is right up there in the second spot. Even though Cassidy is brilliant, I like Carsini just a touch more.

@sandranelson7124 2 года назад

Culp and Cassidy were too arrogant in their portrayals of the killers. Donald Plesance was my favorite "Columbo" killer in the whole series!! He was devious to a point. He was likable, also. He was Falk's favorite co-star (killer) in the whole TV series, l've heard and read.

@adamcheklat7387 2 года назад

Don’t forget his performance as Blofeld in You Only Live Twice.

@bubbaguy4411 3 года назад

I loved that the used the actual sounds from the Peugeot door shutting...but clean and pre-recorded sound bytes for the Bentley.

@bv1989ro 3 года назад

@Angie H. How come you didn't mention the car of the victim in this episode? If I remember correctly it was a 1966 Ferrari 275 which would make that the most expensive car in the entire show by far.

@Max-do7me 2 года назад

@@bv1989ro I just wanted to leave the same remark, I just did not remember the exact model, just that it was a silver or silver grey Ferrari with front motor.

@crazyralph6386 2 года назад

Good catch! You could hear the window rattle inside the door after Colombo closes it. Obviously a unique sound only an old beater for a car would make 😆👍

@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад

Sorry Bubba Guy.... That's not a Bentley.... That's a Rolls Royce as evidenced by "Spirit of Ecstasy" statuette on the grille.

@lawrence142002 2 года назад

I think the thing that makes this episode stand out is that Columbo and Carsini seem to have a genuine affection for one another.

@robbiereilly 3 года назад

One of my all time favorite episodes. And probably my favorite ending, when they park outside the winery and have Chianti courtesy of Columbo.

@modelcitizen2028 8 месяцев назад

6:10 "Liquid Filth!" - Donald Pleasence knocked it out of the park in this scene - such phenomenal acting! 👮📺👍

@KaejaeDoherty 8 месяцев назад

It's a shame he wasn't nominated for an Emmy for this performance

@lunatantric6060 11 месяцев назад

What sells the episode for me ist hat Columbo geniually likes Carsini and that Carsini doesn't try to weasle out of it. It doesn't exuse what he did or anything but I love it that this epidode seems to have actualy friendship between the two characters devloping.

@cooliod00d 8 месяцев назад

There's so much to love about this scene. The acting, the setup (and later payoff), the little comedic bits. It's no wonder this episode is one of the fan favourites.

@Illawong 3 года назад

This is one of the episodes I still remember well from forty odd years ago. Amazing how these stick in your mind.

@everwake2689 Год назад

4:18 The look on Pleasance's face when the port arrives is fantastic.

@hiropyro 2 месяца назад

Donald Pleasence's acting is SUPERB. 4:19, when the waiter brings the bottle over. Carsini is so believably enthralled in the moment of surprise that the restaurant had this rare bottle, and he has the opportunity to taste it. 4:38 his hand movements are rapid/jerky, and his eyes react to any movement of the bottle; he is excited and focused. The little lean-in and anticipatory mouth pursing at 4:57. Very natural body movements of a actual person, not an actor.

@regalecusglesne3022 2 года назад

ah columbo, one day he dines at the fanciest restaurant in town, another day he eats chili in a stand by the highway.

@JamesBrewerDJ 2 года назад

When the Maître d' played by the brilliant Vitto Scotti (x5 appearances and each one fantastic) does the click of the fingers, clap of hands and the kiss noise after Carsini complains about the table being located near the kitchen, is one of the quirkiest and funniest scenes. Great actor and wish he had more scenes throughout the series. He was in the Godfather as well....The baker at the start who asks The Don to stop his soon to be son-in-law from being repatriated back to Italy.

@alyvon777 2 года назад

He brushes up on his knowledge of wine but remains humble when guessing which one he was drinking. One of my 3 favorite endings, the other two are A Friend In Deed and Murder Under Glass.

@aarongoldstein7614 2 года назад

There's so much to love here. For starters there's the dripping contempt from the Maitre'D when he says Columbo's name. Vito Scotti was an ornament in any Columbo episode.

@stanzilinski8123 2 года назад

I'm 73 and I remember Vito Scotti on the old Andy's Gang w/Andy Devine. He cracked me up then and seeing him brings back great memories!

@digbycrankshaft7572 2 года назад

My favourite Columbo ever. Great acting and script and relationships between the characters.

@naveediqbalsyed 6 месяцев назад

Columbo trumped sarcastic Valet about his jalopy with his contentment revealing the esoteric benefits of it.

@theayatollahofrockandrollah 2 года назад

I think this one and the one with Johnny Cash were the two times Columbo really liked the murderers and took no pleasure in arresting them...

@meyes1098 2 года назад

Both times IMO the victims had it coming.

@theayatollahofrockandrollah 2 года назад

@@meyes1098 I think you are right:)

@keirgomcginlay2044 2 года назад

@@meyes1098 'Cool motive, still murder'. But I do understand sympathy for this man. It wasn't a planned murder, he panicked and his actions afterwards do show him spiraling. Definately still has it coming, and deserves to be on trial for what he's done, but it doesn't mean he doesn't deserve the good lieutenant's sympathy.

@sandranelson7124 2 года назад

I would add to that...the episodes with Janet Leigh and Faye Dunnaway are also my favorites. Columbo dealt with these 2 murderers in a very humane way, l thought!!

@darrenduncan1674 2 года назад

I love the very formal flamboyant dignified walk and countenance of the maitre d' in this scene as he walks Columbo to his table. . Priceless! 🤣

@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад

Hah! Yes, Loved that too....when he said: "Walk this way!" I thought Columbo was going to try & mimic him!

@jllore1917 3 года назад

"Any Old Port in a Storm" 👍👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌

@maryelizabeth6797 3 года назад

Obviously not.........in this case. ❤️🇨🇦

@FizzyArtCola 7 месяцев назад

There's our Loomis. RIP Donald Pleasence. Your performance was legendary.

@Nova7o9 3 года назад

This is my favorite Columbo Gotcha! It was so well built up and then Carsini's reactions just made this so memorable for me. Just so good all around! (My reaction to RU-vid plugging an ad RIGHT as Columbo was taking a drink had me almost there with Carsini's disbelief and outrage, lol!!)

@patriciamariemitchel 3 года назад

Colombo sometimes puts his suspect on a pedestal and takes a lot of guff from them until he lowers the boom.

@alfreddreamerphotocomics4880 2 года назад

His highbrow villain types have so much ego they eat the compliments up and never see it coming. Lol

@jasonkossajda7819 Год назад

5:28 this is how I acted when the waiter tried slipping me a Bud light beer 🍺 🤣

@Ocrilat 2 года назад

I just love watching amazing actors, especially actors who don't often get a chance to really shine. Donald Pleasence is so good here.

@jimdayton8837 3 года назад

This is one of my absolute favorite episodes from Columbo! Super interesting plot line, and Donald Pleasance's acting was great!

@alfreddreamerphotocomics4880 2 года назад

I also like the episode with Johnny Cash as a villain.

@gerardoimbriani9698 3 года назад

And Vito Scotti great caracterist! He acts in many episodes!!

@68404 2 года назад

And he was in the Addams Family, Gilligan's Island, Bewitched, Get Smart. All the greats.

@zainaman710 3 года назад

An unforgettable episode. Beautiful acting and story.

@baymaxc1647 3 года назад

This was one of my Favorites! TOP NOTCH Writing! And Acting

@BackSeatHump 3 года назад

I love the royal click of the Rolls' door and the rattle of the window in the Peugeot.

@choosetoshine2610 3 года назад

Vito Scotti was everything! RIP.

@ginigang 2 года назад

Such wine snobbery excellently portrayed by Donald Pleasance.

@TraitofSiNN727 7 месяцев назад

such great acting by Donald Pleasence.

@thomasthomas2418 3 года назад

As much as solving the crime, Columbo rescued Adrian from Karen!

@michellemckillop5712 2 года назад

Yeah but she wouldn’t have blackmailed him at all if Columbo hadn’t opened his mouth. She was trying to protect him as she said.

@mitrooper 2 года назад

One of my favorite Columbo episodes, mostly because of Pleasence's excellent performance

@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад

Did he ever give anything less? A class act, as they say.

@TheStevenWhiting 3 года назад

Got all the DVDs. I need to rip this episode as I like this one but not seen in ages.

@TheStevenWhiting 3 года назад

@Angie H. Wrong. As I said, I have all the ORIGINAL DVDS. Look up copyright law, different in different countries. We are entitled/allowed to make "backup copies" of our DVDS. So ripping them to I can stick them all digitally on my NAS drive and watch them in my own home, legally is all fine and legit.

@Sikraj Год назад

The ending of this episode is my favorite, because Columbo show genuine sympathy for Carsini

@brettanderson7832 Год назад

I love these episodes. This one is a favourite. The case would have been dismissed however because Colombo stole the guys wine and planted it at the restaurant with the help of the wine steward. There's at least 3 crimes in that alone. Theft, tampering with evidence and conspiracy. Great episode however.

@markoiugdefsuiegh 2 месяца назад

Probably the best Columbo scene ever! Or certainly one of the best ones

@fredrikcarlstedt393 3 года назад

Columbo having dinner with Ernst Stavro Blofeld !

@fernandoguevara8258 2 года назад

Sans the scar

@pauldavies5611 2 года назад

The actor who does the Maite d’ was probably the best scene stealer in Hollywood. He was in a number of Colombo episodes and I believe he was the chef who baked the wedding cake in Godfather 1.

@asecretone 3 года назад

Columbo used to places with menus with prices *and* pictures 😆

@user-cp6mn1op4k 2 года назад

Замечательный актер,смотрю фильмы с его участием снова и снова.

@ultimathule1000 2 года назад

In Russia you had the original voice or Russian dubbing ?

@markpritzlaff7065 3 года назад

Columbo did something Michael Myers couldn't do...bring done Dr. Loomis.

@markpritzlaff7065 3 года назад

@Angie H. You must be a hoot at parties. Please note your typo… you erroneously capitalized “Typo”.

@edwardsarinana1997 2 года назад

“Columbo did something MichaelMyers couldn’t do….bring Down Dr.Loomis.” Columbo is toooooo Smart!

@kevinroberts6287 2 года назад

That man reminded me of "Charles" from the 4077!😀

@donnyaldridge6452 Год назад

Stop Simpering LOL!!! Also Columbo sneaky tip best part LOL

@jeffwads 2 года назад

6:49. Best part. Actually the whole scene is great.

@noeleenburns2874 3 года назад

Thanks for uploading these fave clips Columbo is amazing

@alpoe8091 3 года назад

Top episode. Liked what a way to beat the check. Next scene depicts Cassini destroying his entire wine celler

@mariolibertad9972 3 года назад

Excellent episode. One of my favorites

@matteoromenghi 3 года назад

Terrific, terrific episode!

@jonathangoodwin646 3 года назад

I love all Colombo movies He is tricky If he knows you killed someone he'd be tense he doesn't know keeps coming backAsking more questions.

@RG-ja34sep 2 года назад

Donald Pleasance and Peter Falk were truly brilliant actors!

@Xerdar36 2 года назад

I have to remember this speech and explode on a wine steward for the hell of it.. 😂

@pankajdadhich7606 2 года назад

Columbo always does his homework very well

@426mak Год назад

Unrelated Trivia: During the Qin Dynasty in China they caught a fugitive musician in the same way. The man was working as a waiter in an inn and started blowing his mouth about how bad the resident musician was. Then when challenged to do better gave a performance so stunning it came to the attention of the authorities.

@AllanNorstrand 3 года назад

My favorite Columbo Episode!

@JacobGunner 2 года назад

"An exciting meal has been ruined by the presence of this... LIQUID FILTH!" *cue Ashes on a keyboard to start the remix*

@andrew1984uk Год назад

I can imagine Columbo and Carsini being quite good pals if one hadn't been a killer and the other a cop. On a side note, the look of sheer excitement on Carsini's face as he's watching Columbo take a sip of the port 😭

@funnylittlecreature 10 месяцев назад

HE'S SO IN LOOOVVVEEEE 😭

@oibender 6 месяцев назад

Bond villains make great Colombo villains too. Thank you for sharing.

@chowzan9477 3 года назад

One of my favourite episodes.

@user-gd1bf6fv4m 3 месяца назад

7:37 He just realizes all his wine in his cellar, his entire life's work and fortune, is all oxidized. He didn't know...😂

@blacjackdaniels200 4 месяца назад

The taste of that wine drove him so insane that he spent the rest of his years chasing a mass murderer around Haddonfield.

@bennygaweseb 3 года назад

The french waiters 👍

@antoniatorres9895 3 года назад

By zee (ahem) price.

@provencalbreton5953 Год назад

I'm french - in the french version of "Any Old Port In A Storm", the waiters are Italian. But I was always suspecting that they was originally french ones x)

@johnnycats5157 2 года назад

I love Donald Pleasance in anything he was in.

@xagon2012 2 года назад

One of the most memorable scenes from the whole series. Fantastic.

@GmodPlusWoW 2 месяца назад

The look on Carsini's face when he saw the Ferrier '45... Man couldn't believe what he was seeing.

@stephenriggs8177 2 года назад

I love that the valet couldn't start his car. I traded in a car that the dealership couldn't start. I had to walk them through it, when I came back to get my tags on the new car.