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"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" The Changing Heart (1961)



Overview

User Rating:
6.4/10   15 votes
Director:
Robert Florey
Writer:
Robert Bloch (story) (teleplay)
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Original Air Date:
3 January 1961 (Season 6, Episode 14)
Plot:
Looking to have an old pocket watch repaired, Dane Ross stops in at Ulrich Klemm's shop. He's amazed... more | add synopsis
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

Alfred Hitchcock ... Himself - Host
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anne Helm ... Lisa Klemm
Nicholas Pryor ... Dane Ross
Robert Sampson ... Jack
Abraham Sofaer ... Ulrich Klemm
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Additional Details

Runtime:
30 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono

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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
Skilled Hands Can Fix Anything, 16 June 2007
7/10
Author: dougdoepke from Claremont,USA

Intriguing little half-hour from horror-master Robert Bloch. Kindly old watchmaker Abraham Sofaer invites polite young customer Nicholas Pryor to share dinner with him and his comely daughter Anne Helm. Pryor is immediately taken with Helm and jumps at the invite. Afterwards, he tries to line her up for a date even though she hesitates because of her father. They apparently meet on the sly, though this is never made clear. Since his intentions are honorable, Pryor asks the father's permission to marry the daughter. Sofaer emotionally refuses-- but why? Pryor is an obviously decent sort, but must leave town on business. While he's away, bad things happen.

Intrigue is with mysterious old man and his unusual clock shop. We know something is wrong, but what. Sofaer is a weird looking guy and is well cast. I wonder, however, why he would invite Pryor for dinner being as possessive as he is and knowing the good-looking young man would share time with the fetching Helm. Story holes aside, the ending is genuinely creepy and is likely to stay with you. All in all-- vintage Hitchcock.

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