Il y a toujours un truc

Titre original : Columbo: Columbo Goes to the Guillotine

Téléfilm
1989
Unrated
1h 38m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,3/10

2,4 k

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Peter Falk, Anthony Andrews, Anthony Zerbe, Dana Andersen, Karen Austin, and Alan Fudge in Il y a toujours un truc (1989)

Cop Drama Police Procedural Crime Drama Mystery

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn egocentric magician masquerading as a real psychic murders his old mentor, a magician charged to expose him as fraud, by beheading him while he's rehearsing his guillotine trick. Lt. Colu... Tout lireAn egocentric magician masquerading as a real psychic murders his old mentor, a magician charged to expose him as fraud, by beheading him while he's rehearsing his guillotine trick. Lt. Columbo is on the case.An egocentric magician masquerading as a real psychic murders his old mentor, a magician charged to expose him as fraud, by beheading him while he's rehearsing his guillotine trick. Lt. Columbo is on the case.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,3/10

2,4 k

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Anecdotes
This is the first new episode of Columbo in a decade. Peter Falk was 61 when he returned to the role.

Gaffes
While not ideal, a Phillips head screw sometimes can be screwed by a "regular" flat-bladed screwdriver, but not vice versa. To make the screwdriver plot more believable, the types of screwdriver should have been reversed.

Citations
Lt. Columbo: Always remember it's a trick. Keep that in mind and you can figure out how it's done.

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8/10

A nice return for the great detective

Without being absolutely outstanding, Columbo Goes to the Guillotine is a solid and nice return for the great detective. The second half does drag though, and some scenes go on for too long, but other than that it is a very good episode, helped primarily by a good script and a clever plot with some interesting magic tricks. The locations and photography as per usual are striking, and the music is good as well. The acting isn't outstanding but it is still good. Peter Falk I have no problem with, while Anthony Andrews gives a good turn as well, while the supporting cast while not as good are solid. Overall, it is a nice return for Columbo, with an 8/10. Bethany Cox