A journalist is found dead after reporting on the untimely demise of the Baron. The international stock markets react to this news of the highly esteemed financier’s death. However when the real Baron shows himself to be alive, Inspector Duval must find who would go to such lengths to fake a death and commit a murder.
Personal Synopsis
The International money market is fraught with possible gains and in some cases great loses. In this episode, the world believed it lost one of the great minds of finance but instead fell for the scam that profited from the news of the Barons death. Inspector Duval sets out to find out who thought that the Money Game was worth the crime.
Original Air-Date: September 20th 1959
Directed by C.M. Pennington-Richards
Written by Lewis Davidson
Inspector Paul Duval – Charles Korvin
Inspector Mornay – Edwin Richfield
The Baron – Walter Rilla
Castillon – Ferdy Mayne
Marie Webber – Delphi Lawrence
Brownley – Phil Brown
Zeist – Walter Gotell
Mortuary Assistant – Alan Beaton
Detective –Joe Beckett
Detective – Michael Beint
Man in Cafe – Alan Casley
Interpol Officer – Jean Driant
Interpol Officer – William Ingram
Train Guard – Fulton Mackay
Man in Cafe – Geremy Phillips
Man in Cafe – Johnny Rossi
Man Dancing in Cafe – George Roubicek
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