A television version of the screenplay by Wilder and Kurnitz, adapted by Marcus, based on Agatha Christie's stage play. A phlegmatic London barrister defends one Leonard Vole, a ""nice, harmless chap"" who's on trial for the murder of a widow who had taken a shine to him. The circumstantial evidence against Vole is strong, especially since he's unemployed and stands to inherit a considerable sum from the victim. And to further complicate the defense, the only person who can provide an alibi is Vole's wife Christine, who has agreed to be a witness for the prosecution. Stars Ralph Richardson
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Gay | Writer | ||
| Larry Marcus | Director | ||
| Alan Gibson | Director | ||
| Agatha Christie | Director | ||
| Billy Wilder | Director | ||
| Harry Kurnitz | Director |