Alfred Hitchcock presents

The Right Kind Of Medicine

Genre: Thriller

Erstausstrahlung: 19.12.61

Filmlänge: 23 Min.

Drehbuch: Henry Slesar

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Regie: Alan Crosland, Jr.

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Darsteller: Robert Redford (Charlie Pugh), Russell Collins (Mr. Fletcher), Joby Baker (Vernon), Gage Clarke (Dr. Vogel), King Calder (The Police Lieutenant), Robert Karnes (The Sergeant), Bernard Kates (The Witness), Bert Remsen (The Officer), Harry Swoger (Mr. Grissom).

Inhaltsangabe: A young burglar named Charlie Marks (Robert Redford), turns to his old friend Emmet Vogel (Gage Clarke), the neighborhood doctor, for help. It seems that Charlie was shot in the leg during a daring robbery, in which a police officer was shot to death. Although the bullet went right through, the pain is more than Charlie can stand. The doctor, not asking questions, mends the wound and offers a prescription to ease the pain, which Charlie picks up at the pharmacy on his way home. Realizing that he must get out of town, Charlie decides to head to the bus station, but as he leaves his apartment, he catches a glimpse of the pharmacy clerk walking up the stairs. Believing the clerk identified him, Charlie shoots the young man and makes a run for it. What was the real reason the pharmacist's clerk went to the boarding house? The pharmacist wanted to warn Charlie that he mistakenly gave him pills that were deadly poisonous. What did the police do with this information?

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Neuverfilmungen:
The Right Kind of Medicine 1986

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