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Robert Bloch (writer)
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Original Air Date:
30 June 1969 (Season 1, Episode 11)
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The Jerry Crown Affair! more (1 total)
Cast
(Episode Credited cast)| Julie Harris | ... | Leona Gillings | |
| Tom Adams | ... | Jerry Crown | |
| Tracy Reed | ... | Joyce | |
| Catherine Lacey | ... | Miss Sarah Prinn | |
| Marne Maitland | ... | Edward Chardur | |
| Dennis Ramsden | ... | Mrs. Hubbard | |
| Julian Sherrier | ... | Bright Arrow |
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60 min
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MGM British Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
London-based private detective Jerry Crown is handsome, intelligent, and a wow with the ladies. About the only thing he is not is rich.
Joyce, his present girlfriend, works as secretary to a fabulously wealthy American widow by the name of Leona Gillings, a devout believer in the supernatural. Leona wishes to communicate with her late husband Howard, but is fearful of being taken for a ride by the numerous fakes and fraudsters purporting to be mediums.
Jerry accompanies her to a séance, and exposes a carefully worked-out scam. Leona is impressed with his shrewdness, and soon the couple grow very close.
But Jerry is a bit of a fraud himself, seeing Leona as his meal ticket. Even Joyce is disgusted by his deceit.
Then Jerry meets his match in the shape of Miss Sarah Prinn, a genuine spiritualist...
The name 'Robert Bloch' has become ( for obvious reasons ) synonymous with that of his most famous novel 'Psycho'. He also penned a number of original screenplays and television scripts ( including the 'Catspaw' episode of 'Star Trek' ), of which this is one. It was directed by Roy Ward Baker, one of Hammer's best directors. Two years later, they worked together again on the Amicus multi-storey horror picture 'Asylum'.
Tom Adams, future star of 'The Enigma Files', plays Jerry Crown, a private eye bent on fleecing his rich client. Adams brings to the character the same laconic style he brought to the role of secret agent 'Charles Vine'. I could have cheerfully watched him all day exposing fraudulent spiritualists. A series starring Adams as 'Jerry Crown' would definitely have been welcomed by me. Of course, the conclusion of this story made such a notion impossible.
Julie Harris, who plays 'Leona', was no stranger to tales of the supernatural, having appeared in Robert Wise's classic 'The Haunting' in 1963. Estelle Parsons, a.k.a. 'Miss Sarah Prinn', starred opposite Boris Karloff in Michael Reeves' cult classic 'The Sorcerers' two years earlier.