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Jack Cassidy

Jack Cassidy

American actor and singerWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

FletchHOST
1:26
Those are both names that mean a lot to people, but we'll talk about those.
FletchHOST
1:31
The stars of this one, Peter Falk as Columbo, Jack Cassidy as Ken Franklin, Martin Milner as Jim Ferris, and the lovely Barbara Colby as Lily Lesenka, which I know we're going to talk a lot about her because she was a fun part of this episode.
FletchHOST
1:46
I'm going to start with a little bit of episode trivia before we get into the overview.
FletchHOST
1:51
Do you have any trivia you want to bring in? Well, I have quite a lot of trivia, but...
FletchHOST
3:52
back.
FletchHOST
3:53
I have a lot of Spielberg I want to talk about in this episode.
FletchHOST
3:56
Last bit of trivia I had was, this is one of three times that Jack Cassidy is the murderer.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:02
Right.
Jim NortonHOST
50:53
really interesting interview like I didn't realize that he was such a like he had written so much stuff
Anthony CumiaHOST
50:59
you know that you bring up the the dad jealousy with the kid thing if that was the case with Sly I don't know but Jack Cassidy and and Jack Cassidy David Cassidy David Cassidy's father.
Anthony CumiaHOST
51:13
Who's Jack Cassidy? Jack Cassidy was the guy who had the little thin mustache and kind of the blonde comb over.
Anthony CumiaHOST
51:20
Pop up Jack Cassidy if you could find him.
Anthony CumiaHOST
51:22
He's in Columbo episodes.
Anthony CumiaHOST
51:24
Some of the best Columbo episodes he's in.
Anthony CumiaHOST
51:52
And he worked doing anything in hollywood to make a name for himself sure
Jim NortonHOST
51:58
and he eked out a kind of living in a living i mean
Larry MaslonHOST
14:21
Did you know that? A little known fact.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:24
Here is Jack Cassidy to sing the song that all vampires sing when the sun comes up.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:32
There did the night go.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:33
I don't know.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:34
Maybe Harold Will knows.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:35
Maybe Jack Cassidy knows.
Larry MaslonHOST
14:36
Here it goes.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
14:41
The last
Corinna HarrodHOST
60:42
It was recorded mostly in New York at the record plant, which Hendrix now acting as his own producer, with Hendrix now acting as his own producer.
Corinna HarrodHOST
60:51
He invited friends to sit in, among them Steve Winwood, Jack Cassidy and Al Cooper.
Corinna HarrodHOST
60:56
He chased sounds, he did take after take and the sessions grew crowded and chaotic.
Corinna HarrodHOST
61:02
Chaz Chandler had discovered him and guided him, but now was fed up with the endless takes and the people milling around the studio.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:39
And I said, "Uh, want to come back to my room?" So, and the guy who was, uh, the lover, he personally wanted to come along, too.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:51
The other star was Jack O'BRI- Jack, um, Jack Cassidy.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:55
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:55
Yeah, really fabulous.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:38
It was, and I said, want to come back to my room? So, and the guy who was the lover, he personally wanted to come along too.
Holland TaylorGUEST
21:51
The other star was Jack O'Brien, Jack, Jack Cassidy.
Anthony MasonHOST
21:55
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Anthony MasonHOST
21:55
Really fabulous.
FletchHOST
36:14
It's one of my favorites.
FletchHOST
36:15
It's the first time we get to see Jack Cassidy as a murderer.
FletchHOST
36:18
He's, he's in Columbo a few times, uh, and Martin Milner, his writing partner.
FletchHOST
36:24
This one is actually really good 'cause I think it plays into so much murder mystery writing and stories.
Paul LazarusHOST
31:17
It was a smash success in 1947 and spawned a movie effort.
Paul LazarusHOST
31:23
Later on, you heard the opening selection was Brigadoon, Vendor's Calls, down in McConaughey Square, followed by Gene Kelly from the film version singing The Heather on the Hill, and then Jack Cassidy and Shirley Jones from the original cast singing Almost Like Being in Love.
Paul LazarusHOST
31:41
And then finally, I snuck in Robert Merrill's version of There But For You Go I, which was done and produced by RCA in the evening with Lerner and Lowe.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:56
You've
Bob SchillerGUEST
6:54
And then we also did a show on the lot, and Jay Sandrich was involved, I think, producing a show called He and She.
Bob SchillerGUEST
7:02
It's, that was an excellent show with Dick Benjamin and Paula Prentiss and, and Jack Cassidy.
Bob SchillerGUEST
7:09
And it, it went, it went 30, we did, I think, 36 episodes.
Bob SchillerGUEST
7:14
They did 26, and then they're doing ...
David PerlmutterGUEST
18:10
You know he's not gonna drop off the mountain and die.
David PerlmutterGUEST
18:13
And Jack Cassidy, who played the, the leering villain probably as, as good or better than anyone, he, he was on Columbo five times, I think it was.
David PerlmutterGUEST
18:24
It was-
Chris StachiwHOST
18:24
Bro, you, you-
Chris StachiwHOST
18:32
... "Man." Yeah.
David PerlmutterGUEST
18:32
Yeah, yeah.
Chris StachiwHOST
18:33
Jack Cassidy is the best choice for a 1975 villain at this point in time.
Chris StachiwHOST
18:39
It's like-

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