Episode cast overview: | |||
Alfred Hitchcock | ... | Self - Host | |
Tony Randall | ... | Hadley Purvis | |
Jayne Mansfield | ... | Marion | |
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Robert P. Lieb | ... | Bill Hunter (as Robert Lieb) |
Myron Healey | ... | Bob Blake | |
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Tyler McVey | ... | D.A. Driscoll |
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James Maloney | ... | Cushman |
June Gale | ... | The Saleswoman (as June Levant) | |
William Phipps | ... | The Bartender | |
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Chris Roman | ... | Cliff |
Richard Franchot | ... | Albert | |
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Dodie Heath | ... | Sandra Purvis (as Dody Heath) |
Hadley Purvis, an advertising man, finds himself facing a divorce if he doesn't knock off his heavy drinking. This does little to slow him down as he continues to drink himself into an alcoholic stupor, and one morning, finds himself at home with a girl named Marion that he picked up the night before. Written by alfiehitchie
Most of the reviewers here seem to be missing the point of the episode. They seem to have no clue of the intent of the writer, producer, actors or director.