Review of Head of Fire: Feet of Clay

Regarded as one the most impressive series on late fifties The Untouchables features in an unusual episode, this time Ness finds (occasionally?) his former friend from High school's days the successful business man Frank Barber (Jack Warden) that is owner of the Sports Hall fully bespoke for boxing matches, his main customers is Johnny Fortunato a Mob's chief who Eliot Ness had fruitless efforts to take him at jail for good, always has been founded not guilty for lack of proves, he treats by Frank as a profitable client, no further connection at all, in this odd tangle two things arouse Ness's instincts, something going to which he didn't catch yet between Fortunato and Frank altogether, suddenly Frank starts be a target of some reprisals after Fortunato loose an expressive sum of money in an arranged box match, soon appears some proves about a blackmail carried out by Frank over Eliot Ness's shoulder, he must finds the real truth by himself, here overly a different approaching from previous ones episodes, which may has an insider enemy!!!

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First watch: 2020 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7.5