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Maverick Diamond Flush (1957–1962) Online

Maverick Diamond Flush (1957–1962) Online
Original Title :
Diamond Flush
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy / Western
Year :
1957–1962
Directror :
Andrew McCullough
Cast :
Roger Moore,Roxane Berard,Carl Esmond
Writer :
Leo Gordon,Paul Leslie Peil
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
1h
Rating :
7.3/10
Maverick Diamond Flush (1957–1962) Online

By convincing him he is doing exactly the opposite, Beau is used in an elaborate scheme to steal a valuable Kashmir diamond from a French count and his niece, and replace it with an imitation.
Episode cast overview:
Roger Moore Roger Moore - Beauregarde Maverick
Roxane Berard Roxane Berard - Danielle de Lisle
Carl Esmond Carl Esmond - Comte de Lisle
Sig Ruman Sig Ruman - August Bockenheimer
Anna Lee Anna Lee - Helene Ferguson
Dan Tobin Dan Tobin - Ralph Ferguson
Ted de Corsia Ted de Corsia - Amos Parker
K.L. Smith K.L. Smith - Dave Dawson
Phil Tully Phil Tully - Tim O'Rourke
Charles Davis Charles Davis - Hotel Ute Clerk

Roger Moore, who later played James Bond from 1973-1985 played Beauregard in this episode.


User reviews

Abuseyourdna

Abuseyourdna

A choice episode full of artful schemes and charming people. So where is the real Kashmeer diamond. Beau thinks the lovely Danielle has it. But no, the Fergusons tell him, they have they have the real one and Danielle has only a fake. What's more, for $5,000, Beau should switch the diamonds so Danielle gets the real one back. Jeweler Bockenheimer says yes, that's correct. But then the Fergusons disappear and Danielle's new diamond shatters like an old milk bottle. I think I've got it right, but maybe not. I guess I don't blame Beau for looking terminally confused. Anyhow, things work out in the end— at least I think they do.

Clever script, full of interesting people and unpredictable twists. Moore shines as Beau Maverick, with just the right tongue-in-cheek. Ditto, the lovely, big-eyed Berard as Danielle. I guess Sig Rumann as the clownish Bockenheimer is a matter of taste, but at least he's not out of sync with the humorous approach. (Good to see that fine veteran actress Anna Lee picking up a payday as Mrs. Ferguson.) Anyhow, it's a nifty hour of Maverick charade, even if Warner's backlot looks about as much like scenic Colorado Springs as I look like Roger Moore.
Malodor

Malodor

The considerable charms of Roger Moore are put to the test in this Maverick story. I can hardly believe that a Maverick would fall for the scheme that Dan Tobin and Anna Lee get him involved in.

They sell him on the idea that the lovely Roxanne Berard, daughter of traveling Creole gentleman Carl Esmond has a diamond necklace of paste that they need a most discreet type to pull a switch.

But it's Beau Maverick holding the paste when it's all over and in the hands of law enforcement. Of course he comes out all right, but no Maverick should have bought this scheme in the first place.

Best thing in this episode is Sig Ruman as the diamond cutter.