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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Ten Minutes from Now

An insane artist decides to bomb a museum so that he can replace the works of art with his "perfect" forgeries.

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Episode number: 2x26
Airdate: Friday May 01st, 1964

Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Arthur A. Ross
Story: Jack Richie
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Guest Stars
Betty HarfordBetty Harford
As Woman in Museum
Recurring
David CarradineDavid Carradine
As Art Thief
Recurring
Donnelly RhodesDonnelly Rhodes
As James Bellington
Recurring
Hinton PopeHinton Pope
As Bomb Squad Man
Recurring
Lou JacobiLou Jacobi
As Dr. Glover
Recurring
Syl LamontSyl Lamont
As Museum Guide
Recurring
Anthony FrankeAnthony Franke
As Messenger
Ed PeckEd Peck
As 1st Policeman
Edward MalloryEdward Mallory
As Thief
Harold AyerHarold Ayer
As Salesman
Jess KirkpatrickJess Kirkpatrick
As Thomas Grindley
John ZieglerJohn Ziegler
As Detective
Lonny ChapmanLonny Chapman
As Lt. Wymar
Neile Adams (1)Neile Adams (1)
As Sgt. Louise Marklen
Sandra GouldSandra Gould
As Secretary
Vince Williams (2)Vince Williams (2)
As Newscaster
Main Cast
Alfred HitchcockAlfred Hitchcock
As Host

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