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Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Diamond Necklace (1955–1962) Online

Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Diamond Necklace (1955–1962) Online
Original Title :
The Diamond Necklace
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller
Year :
1955–1962
Directror :
Herschel Daugherty
Cast :
Alfred Hitchcock,Claude Rains,Betsy von Furstenberg
Writer :
Sarett Rudley
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
8.2/10
Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Diamond Necklace (1955–1962) Online

A jewelry firm casts out the last of a family who've been employees for 117 years, and the company won't hire the last of the line because she's a woman. Faithful service goes unrewarded when her father is given a week to finish up, but he'll show how much he'll be missed by selling the firm's most expensive gem by his last day of 37 years service.
Episode cast overview:
Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock - Himself - Host
Claude Rains Claude Rains - Andrew Thurgood
Betsy von Furstenberg Betsy von Furstenberg - Thelma
Alan Hewitt Alan Hewitt - George Maynard
Stephen Bekassy Stephen Bekassy - Dr. Anton Rudell
Selmer Jackson Selmer Jackson - Henry
Peter Walker Peter Walker - Jewelry Salesman
Dorothea Lord Dorothea Lord - Jessica
Norman Dupont Norman Dupont - Jewelry Salesman (as Norman DuPont)


User reviews

Urtte

Urtte

Long-time, loyal employee Thurgood (Rains) is let go as part of a modernizing move at Maynard's fashionable jewelry store. He's crushed but has no alternative. Wanting to go out on a triumphal note, he sells a valuable necklace to a high-class doctor's wife. Then the trouble starts.

Nothing special, just good solid Hitchcock. Rains, of course, was one of Hollywood's most commanding actors. Here, however, he's uncharacteristically meek and mild as the dutiful head salesman, showing his versatility. Von Furstenberg is all perky coyness, appropriate for a pampered high-fashion wife. The upshot itself is not too surprising but carries an unexpected little fillip. An entertaining, if unexceptional, 30- minutes.