S5.E15

The Eric Lodek Story

Name: The Eric Lodek Story
Genre: Drama
Released: 1958-12-17
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Marvin Miller, Ray Danton, Chana Eden

Episode aired Dec 17, 1958
30m

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

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Frank McHugh and Marvin Miller in The Millionaire (1955)

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To avoid criminal pursuit, Nick Slade devises a plot to take Erik Lodek's million and identity when he finds Lodek dead of natural causes. But the charade goes awry when Slade encounters the... Read allTo avoid criminal pursuit, Nick Slade devises a plot to take Erik Lodek's million and identity when he finds Lodek dead of natural causes. But the charade goes awry when Slade encounters the daughter of Lodek's fellow Holocaust survivor.To avoid criminal pursuit, Nick Slade devises a plot to take Erik Lodek's million and identity when he finds Lodek dead of natural causes. But the charade goes awry when Slade encounters the daughter of Lodek's fellow Holocaust survivor.

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6.1/10

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One of the few times that the cast credits do not list the check recipient directly after Michael Anthony.

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Michael Anthony: [Anthony enters the estate kitchen to discover Tipton working at the stove. Tipton is partially obstructed by a particle board with only his right hand visible to viewers] You, uh, sent for me, sir?
John Beresford Tipton: [Tipton is preparing a dish] Mike, do you like crepe suzettes?
Michael Anthony: [Anthony glances at his wristwatch] Not at midnight, sir. I'd never get to sleep.
John Beresford Tipton: Just came across a wonderful new recipe for sauce. Had to try it.
[Tipton lights a flame under the pan]
Michael Anthony: [Sniffing] Smells wonderful.
John Beresford Tipton: I may have put in too much brandy.
[Tipton shakes the pan and contents over the flame]
John Beresford Tipton: The big trick is to get the right temperature.
[Tipton puts the pan down]
John Beresford Tipton: Well, fire is a wonderful thing, Mike. There's so many different kinds of fire. Hot fires; the fires of industry that tempers steel; the fires of adversity that temper men's spirits.
[Tipton picks up the pan again, shakes it over the flame]
John Beresford Tipton: But it's never safe to play with fire.
[Tipton hands envelope to Anthony]
John Beresford Tipton: Our next millionaire.
[Anthony accepts the envelope and bows]