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Dan Lefebvre joins the show for a Columbo connection with this week’s Peter Falk starring tale, “The Mirror”!
My guest this week is the host of the award winning podcast, Based on a True Story which focuses on the historical side of movies, comparing the accuracy of fact-to-film. A warm welcome to the show, Mr. Dan LeFebvre
To reach him:
- Web: https://www.basedonatruestorypodcast.com
- Email: dan@basedonatruestorypodcast.com
- Twitter: @Danlefeb
SHOW NOTES – The Mirror
Show Info
- Originally aired: October 20th, 1961
- Starring:
- Peter Falk (Ramos Clemente)
- Vladmir Sokoloff (the priest) (3 episodes)
- Antony Carbone (Cristo)
- Will Keluva (De Cruz) (2 episodes)
- Directed by: Don Medford (5 episodes)
- Teleplay by: Rod Serling
You, Me, and IMDB Synopses:
- My Synopsis: The leader of a successful rebellion discovers that the path to tyranny might start with a good hard look in the mirror
- Your Synopsis: Absolute power corrupts absolutely
- IMDB Synopsis: A Central American revolutionary comes into the possession of a mirror that shows him his potential assassins.
Discussion:
- What are your initial thoughts?
- Tyranny
- Focus on the tyrant
- Is this an accurate assessment of dictatorships or is this a viewpoint from the outside looking in?
- Focus on the people as “the spoils”
- Focus on the tyrant
- Stray Observations
- Cristo taunting him
- “Any resemblance to tyrants living or dead is hardly coincidental”
- What do you rate the episode?
- I give it 8 glasses of wine
- An alternate ending?
Choose your Own Endventure
- Dan – There was nothing special about the mirror
- Brandon – The mirror has the bad side of each character
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