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Columbo: Étude in Black (1972) (TV)

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This episode highlights yet another intriguing journey to the 'dark side' of the criminal mind, brilliantly portrayed by John Cassavetes. The sinister nature of this particular murder is evidenced through Cassavetes' unique ability to truly capture the inherent evil hidden behind the beauty and pristine nature of the surroundings and lifestyles. Alex Benedict (Cassavetes) totally amoral perspective provides Columbo with all the impetus he needs to aggressively pursue with the usual Columbo gusto. Blythe Danner support role is highly compatible, as she steadily exposes the evil nature of her husband's behavior throughout.
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