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| Peter Mark Richman | ... | Nicholas Cain (as Mark Richman) | |
| Jack Klugman | ... | Mike Colonni | |
| Madlyn Rhue | ... | Margarita Safa | |
| Perry Lopez | ... | Nico Berengeri | |
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Jaclyn Hellman | ... | Nina (as Jacqueline Ravell) |
| Penny Santon | ... | Madame Berengeri | |
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Raoul De Leon | ... | Monsieur Fante |
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Michael Enserro | ... | Mouche |
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Zolya Talma | ... | Madame Debruille |
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Carl Milletaire | ... | Police Chief Mondial |
| Gavin MacLeod | ... | Jean Douvain | |
Cain is in Corsica to make a recommendation as to whether he thinks exiled gangster Mike Colonni has forsaken his old ways and should be permitted to come to America again. The recent "accidental" death of a young man working for him makes him skeptical. Written by rbecker28
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That's here a drama with a gangster character without being a crime flick either, as many other episodes of this show. Let me explain. Jack Klugman plays a mob boss who escaped from America because of his illegal activities and crimes and took refuge in Corsica, a sort of equivalent of Sicilia for gangsters. And here he will have to face a feud between the woman he loves and himself, concerning a young native man who is also his best friend and who is also in love with Klugman's wife. A woman whose the father was killed by Klugman's himself. And above all this you have the famous Corsican - as Sicilian - honour vendetta tradition that won't make things easy. Because vendetta means that nothing is ever forgotten. The ending is appropriate for such a tale, a very very interesting ending. The Cain's character has nothing to do here. Good story.