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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 2, Episode 21Beast in View (20 Mar. 1964)An attorney helps a client threatened by an unstable woman who blames her for a broken wedding engagement. Director:Joseph M. Newman |
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Himself - Host
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| Joan Hackett | ... |
Helen Clarvoe
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| Kevin McCarthy | ... |
Paul Blackshear
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Kathleen Nolan | ... |
Dorothy Johnson
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Brenda Forbes | ... |
Verna Clarvoe
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| George Furth | ... |
Jack Terola
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Curt Conway | ... |
Lt. Bromley
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Peggy Moffitt | ... |
Robin Rath
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Anthony McBride | ... |
Tommy Thompson
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Len Hendry | ... |
Mr. Horner
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William Boyett | ... |
The Young Policeman
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Jimmy Joyce | ... |
The Cab Driver
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Bruce Andersen | ... |
The Father
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An attorney helps a client threatened by an unstable woman who blames her for a broken wedding engagement.
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"Beast in View" features acclaimed Broadway actress Joan Hackett as Helen Clarvoe, who hires attorney Paul Blackshear (Kevin McCarthy) to help deter the intrusive presence of Dorothy Johnson (Kathleen Nolan). Some years earlier, Dorothy's impending marriage to Helen's brother was shattered when Helen revealed Dorothy to have embezzled money from her future in laws, since blaming Helen for ruining her life. Blackshear manages to find Dorothy and speak to her, but she denies harassing Helen, while fighting off another hangover and displaying the wedding dress that she never got to wear. The climax certainly echoes one of Hitchcock's most famous films, just a few years too late. George Furth appears as a photographer whose shooting death again points the finger at the prime suspect.