The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Thirty-First of February (1963)
The coroner rules that the wife of advertising executive Andrew Anderson (David Wayne) died in an accidental fall. But after receiving an anonymous letter, police detective Sgt. Cresse (William Conrad) becomes convinced that Anderson murdered his wife. Arranging an elaborate hoax, the relentless Cresse hopes to trap Anderson into breaking down and confessing -- but things don't quite work out that way. This episode was scripted by Richard Matheson, here billed pseudonymously as Logan Swanson. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- David Wayne, William Conrad, (more)
- Director(s):
- Alf Kjellin
Synopsis of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Thirty-First of February
The coroner rules that the wife of advertising executive Andrew Anderson (David Wayne) died in an accidental fall. But after receiving an anonymous letter, police detective Sgt. Cresse (William Conrad) becomes convinced that Anderson murdered his wife. Arranging an elaborate hoax, the relentless Cresse hopes to trap Anderson into breaking down and confessing -- but things don't quite work out that way. This episode was scripted by Richard Matheson, here billed pseudonymously as Logan Swanson. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Thirty-First of February
- David Wayne - Andrew Anderson
- Elizabeth Allen - Molly O'Rourke
- William Sargent - Peter Granville
- King Calder - Riverton
- Bernardette Hale - Miss Wright
- William Conrad - Sgt. Cresse
- Staats Costworth - Mr. Vincent
- Bob Crane - Charlie Lessing
- Steve Gravers - Psychiatrist
- Kathleen O'Malley - Valerie Anderson
- Director(s):
- Alf Kjellin
- Writer(s):
- Richard Matheson
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