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**Flipped the video, so it's not blocked anymore***

Alfred Hitchcock Presents S01E25 There Was An Old Woman
A dishonest couple visits the home of a wealthy, eccentric woman, with the intention of robbing her.

Director: Robert Stevenson
Writers: Marian B. Cockrell (teleplay), Jerry Hackady (story), and Hal Hackady (story)
Original Air Date: 18 March 1956

Episode Cast

Alfred Hitchcock... Himself - Host
Estelle Winwood ... Monica Laughton
Charles Bronson ... Frank Bramwell
Norma Crane ... Lorna Bramwell
Dabbs Greer ... Milkman
Emerson Treacy ... Deli Manager

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  • **Flipped the video, so it's not blocked anymore***

    Well, well, well!!!

    At least didn't start at the end.

  • YezzZ You crazy old fool of a lady! I would have drove her even more craZy trying to talk to the guests and causing trouble lol

  • it was all in her purse!

  • @publicvideos4u Charles Bronson also did a Twilight Zone with Elisabeth Montgomery.

  • I adore this episode. :O)

  • Nice episode...cup of cake 

  • Luv this episode! Thanks for posting :)

  • Thank you for taking the time to load all of these. Clever to think of flipping it.

  • Good Movie !!!

  • lmao, that crazy old lady cracks me up.

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