Alfred Hitchcock Presents - First Class Honeymoon
Introduction
"First Class Honeymoon" was originally broadcast on 12/Jun/1962 as part of the seventh season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Synopsis
Edward Gibson, a recent divorcee, must make alimony payments of $2000 every month. One day an artist arrives at his house and offers to sell him a portrait of his ex-wife for $2500. Edward throws him out, but keeps the painting. Later Carl Seabrook arrives and tells Edward that he will marry his ex-wife if Edward gives him $5000. If Gloria is married, Edward will not have to pay alimony. Edward accepts the offer and pays Carl $3000 up front. Later that day, Edward heads over to his ex-wife's house. He wants to give her the painting as a wedding gift. At his ex-wife's, he discovers her dead of a heart attack. He later discovers that his ex-wife died earlier that morning and that Carl was with her at the time. After his ex-wife died Carl approached him with his offer. Cheated out of $3000, Edward angrily calls Carl only to discover that he has left town going on a first class honeymoon with a stunning new wife. (TV.com)
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Cast and Crew
Directed by:
Produced by:
- Joan Harrison - producer
- Norman Lloyd - associate producer
Written by:
- Henry Slesar - story & teleplay
Starring:
- Alfred Hitchcock — cast: Host
- Robert Webber — cast: Edward Gibson
- Jeremy Slate — cast: Carl Seabrook
- James Flavin — cast: Tony - The Doorman
- Kim Hamilton — cast: The Maid
- Elaine Martone — cast: Marian Seabrook
- John Abbott — cast: Mr. Munro
- Marjorie Bennett — cast: Maid (uncredited)
Cinematography by:
- Neal Beckner - director of photography
Edited by:
