Alfred Hitchcock Presents — S04E33 — The Dusty Drawer
1959 · 27 MIN · IMDB 7.8 · 145 VOTES · DIR. Herschel Daugherty
Overview
When a local bank clerk cheats him out of $200, a man takes extreme measures to get back his money.
Dialogue Timeline — 634 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:26 Good evening.
00:01:24 He didn't even sign his name,
00:02:56 I'm sure it's
00:04:08 when you came back
00:04:54 a good Thanksgiving?
00:05:27 Mr. Tritt will be
00:07:14 Well, it's for me.
00:08:16 That's $67
00:09:26 He's got a gun in his pocket.
00:10:21 Mr. Tritt, are you
00:11:01 Well, you know how
00:12:16 I think he wants
00:12:56 to see if he was all right.
00:13:36 Don't be late
00:14:50 I'm still trying
00:15:28 Oh, come now, Mr. Tritt.
00:16:26 Poor dear,
00:17:48 again, Mr. Tritt.
00:20:07 Well, gentlemen,
00:20:57 it's practically zero.
00:22:11 The ham looks awfully fat
00:22:57 "the stealing of $10,000,
00:24:00 he denied
00:25:04 Until then, good night.
Cast & Characters
Alfred Hitchcock
Self - Host
Dick York
Norman Logan
Philip Coolidge
William Tritt
Wilton Graff
Mr. Pinkson
J. Pat O'Malley
Colonel Binns
Almira Sessions
Mrs. Merrell
Charity Grace
Mrs. Bradford
Edgar Dearing
Lewis
Barry Brooks
Toy store salesman
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed634
Dialogue density23.5 lines / min
First line00:00:26
Final line00:25:04
Production Record
DirectorHerschel Daugherty
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes145
Factoids
Episode
Alfred Hitchcock Presents, season 4, episode 33: The Dusty Drawer.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/5273/season/4/episode/33
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