The Untouchables: The Organization (1961)
Though set in the 1930s, this episode is clearly based on the infamous Appalachin Mafia conference of 1957. Gangsters Al Seeger (Richard Conte) and Joe "The Teacher" Kulak (Oscar Beregi) call a summit meeting to establish a consolidation of all organized crime in the U.S., the better to take over the enterprises of the Capone mob. Though Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) would love to bust this meeting and arrest everyone, he has no evidence to back him up. All this changes when Seegar orders the ice-house murder of Maxie Schramm (Milton Selzer), the "turncoat" husband of Seegar's mistress Roxie (Susan Oliver). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Walter E. Grauman
Synopsis of The Untouchables: The Organization
Though set in the 1930s, this episode is clearly based on the infamous Appalachin Mafia conference of 1957. Gangsters Al Seeger (Richard Conte) and Joe "The Teacher" Kulak (Oscar Beregi) call a summit meeting to establish a consolidation of all organized crime in the U.S., the better to take over the enterprises of the Capone mob. Though Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) would love to bust this meeting and arrest everyone, he has no evidence to back him up. All this changes when Seegar orders the ice-house murder of Maxie Schramm (Milton Selzer), the "turncoat" husband of Seegar's mistress Roxie (Susan Oliver). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Untouchables: The Organization
- Robert Beecher - Boomer
- John Harmon - Arno Schwager
- Susan Oliver - Roxie Plummer (Rose Schramm)
- Russ Bender - George Cooper
- Grant Richards - Jerry Tomack
- Oscar Beregi - Joe Kulak
- Richard Karlan - Danny Kurtz
- Milton Selzer - Maxie Schramm
- Richard Conte - Al Seeger
- Thom Carney - Dutch Baines
- Director(s):
- Walter E. Grauman
- Writer(s):
- Harry Kronman
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