Murder in the First Person Singular (1974) William Windom, John David Carson, Tannis G. Montgomery
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As Aired On Tv 1 hour 6 minutes long. Commercials Free Has tracking ine in begining of film.
Murder in the First Person Singular was a made-for-television movie that aired in 1974 as an installment of ABC's anthology series The Wide World of Mystery. The murder mystery was directed by Wes Kenney and written by Mann Rubin.
Plot summary
A terminally ill English teacher, Alfred Emerson (played by William Windom), fears a slow, painful death. In order to capitalize on the double indemnity clause in his life insurance policy, which would pay his family double the amount if his death was deemed an accident or murder, he blackmails a failing student named Peter into killing him.
The teacher threatens to fail the student, which would ruin Peter's chance of getting into college. This pressure forces Peter to go along with the deadly scheme.
Cast
- William Windom as Alfred Emerson
- John David Carson as Peter
- Tannis G. Montgomery as Carolyn
- Martha Scott as Mrs. Emerson
- Noah Keen as Halloran
Director: Wes Kenney
Writer: Mann Rubin
Stars: William Windom, John David Carson, Tannis G. Montgomery