Columbo’s Questions Drives Montoya Crazy | Columbo
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- Columbo also tricks Montoya into letting him cast an eye over his finance books, which Hector was supposedly working on on the day of his death. He uncovers the clincher: Hector finished work on the books for the month three days before he was killed - and Montoya signed them off.
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Season 5 Episode 4 ''A Matter of Honor'': When a famous bullfighter's trusted bookkeeper turns up dead in a bullring, Lt. Columbo suspects murder--with a bull as the murder weapon.
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LMAO when he says "That's funny. The date is funny, sir." There will never be another Columbo. I've watched episodes many times and I still love them.
Classic
Ricardo Montalban has a voice of gold. I could listen to him all day.
@Peter Fitzgerald I totally agree. He's another one with a voice like butter.
Other voices I love:
Lorne Greene
Jim Carter (butler on Downton Abbey)
Sam Elliott
KAAAHHHNNNNN!
For some actors to stand out more than their fellow actors, they not just have to be better at acting than them, but they have to be able to deliver their lines in voices that are easy on the ear as well in my opinion.
I agree. Also very recognizable. I knew it was him within seconds, from behind.
The Chrysler Cordoba comes with fine Corinthian Leather.
"I don't appreciate you proving that I murdered the man, Lieutenant!"
Then don't leave the proof lying around.
It's true that Columbo doesn't know the first thing about bullfighting. But it's equally true that Montoya doesn't know the first thing about murder investigations. Plus, Montoya's experience in murders was nonexistent before this case. That's always Columbo's advantage. Columbo's smart enough to acquire the knowledge here about bullfighting required to break down Montoya's staged set-up. But Montoya cannot undo his mistakes in the actual murder that occurred because of his lack of experience in that particular area.
Like Columbo said in a later episode. "There is no such thing as a perfect murder".
@Maximillian Wylde Like a true detective :)
(5:45) *Montoya:* "My courtesy has been rewarded with accusation. I must ask you to leave my house and not return. But before you leave ...transmit the activation code for Genesis!"
At least Columbo didn't destroy his prize fighting fish or his unbreakable Hirohito pen.
I give you 60 seconds admiral.
Genesis? What's that?
@@chrismc410... Don't play with me, Kirrrrrrrrrrrrk, ... my hand is on the phaser control.
@@birdman7135 it will take some time to recall the data on our computers
Khan: I've done far worse than kill you. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on... hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her. Marooned for all eternity, in the center of a dead planet... buried alive. Buried alive.
James T. Kirk: KHHHHAAAAAAAAN!
Columbo: One more thing......
I knew -- just KNEW! -- somebody would have to make a Khan reference. Well done.
"Ah, Columbo, my old friend. . ."
Not only did Columbo arrested Mr Spock and Kahn, he arrested Captain Kirk twice.
😅😅😅😅
I LOVE both of these unforgettable actors, I LOVE this episode.... in a word : THANK YOU for uploading this♡
You can ask Columbo to leave your house. But he won't be moving out of your head anytime soon!
"Just one more thing"
Perfectly put.
That's right!
rent free even
Montoya obviously expected the killing to be dismissed as an accident in the bull ring such was his reputation as a matador in Mexico. He did not count on the coincidence of Columbo getting involved at the suggestion of the Mexican police commander.
Nobody counts on Columbo, but I never count him out.
When you realize giving Columbo access to your books..... It's over. You're screwed..
3:34 That look. He really looks fed up with Columbo. Such good acting!
He’s just in a bad mood cause Chryslers been giving him the run around on the repairs to his new Cordoba 😢
Here in France, Colombo was one of the most popular police TV series of all time.
Here in Italy too!!
Wow, more popular than Maigret.
Denmark too
England too.
Here in America, Inspector Jacques Clouseau is one of the most favorite all time detectives!! Imagine if Clouseau and Columbo teamed up together to determine who killed JFK and who ordered the assassination!!!
Agree with all the applause for Ricardo; charisma, presence, and a voice. (Plus, a great dancer!)
Yet another great Columbo episode. The late great Ricardo Montalban portrayed a compelling yet sympathetic killer. I found the killer bull terrifying. Even though I was only watching him on screen. Kudos to the extras during filming for getting so close to the beast.
When you posted about the bull being the weapon the other day... I had to watch that episode! Loved the episode and always good to see Khaaaaaan!
Montoya: My courtesy has been rewarded with accusation. I must ask you to leave my house and not return.
Columbo: Just one more thing.....once a fantasy begins, it must be played out to its conclusion, sir.
Wish they have television shows like that now. Peter Falk was Great!!!
At 4:31, “If Hector finished the books…” has the same tone as the film, “A Few Good Men” that obviously came much later. You know, the whole part when Tom Cruise says something like “If your orders are always followed and you told the soldiers not to touch Santiago, then why did Santiago have to be protected?” “Why the two orders?” And here, Montoya goes berserk right after and in the aforementioned film, we have the whole “You can’t handle the truth!” scene.
Most probably a coincidence. It has the same structure, tone and rhythm to an extent. A key difference is that in Tom’s film, that’s the climax so it goes to a crescendo. Here it’s not the climax but setting the stage for it so it does intensify but pulls back.
Or maybe Sorkin was influenced by Columbo. Someone should ask him…. With just one more question.
"I've done far worse than murder you. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on... hurting you."
"MONTOYAAAAAA!!!"
"He tasks me and I shall have him! I'll chase him 'round the moons of Nibia and 'round the Antares Maelstrom and 'round perdition's flames before I give him up!"
"Sometimes I sign the books ahead of time before the final entries as I often forget to do it."
“Gee, that’s funny sir… it’s just that you can see this pen was low on ink, the records get slightly more faded as he worked downwards… you obviously use the same pen as him, yet your signature is more faded than the last item… you can see how confusing that is to me, that is if you signed them before he wrote the last record?”
I love this clip and the last part of this episode, it is very intelligent way of approach to the conclusion of this investigation. It is a marvelous presentation!
I love this show! ❤️
Montoya blood pressure at question number one "medium", at 2:50 it's getting pretty high, 4:45 reaching critical condition......then nightmares.
as hotheaded as a red bull lol
I feel like Columbo is trying to gave the culprit a chance to confess and get a lighter sentence, he knows when he on the right one, he taunted and teased them, always with education and respect, aside a very few cases.
That Ricardo voice! He can talk about cockroaches all day and I would listen.
Cockroaches to be fair are fascinating creatures 👍
Columbo could drive Khan crazier than even Captain Kirk could!
Coooollluuummooo!
Absolute classic always
Columbo is a type of a guy who has a perfect family life and always dinner at home ready (prepared by his lovely wife) and with 30 years of experience as a cop so probably he has seen almost everything and just does his job as he should do :)
Idk...I’m not really sure he even has a wife🤔
@@inferics3602 I am sure he has because I am similar to him and always when I talk to people I tell the story of my friends or family which they even don't know but some situations make me think about the stories fro mthe past etc. and I choose the right story to the situation...
@@inferics3602 second: in one of episodes he talked about his wife to policeman! So no actually need to pretend that he had a wife because that officer just was working with the case etc. third: if you are a detective like this and you see like death bodies everyday if you don't have a normal , family life you just can't remain mentally stable like that! It is just not possible to do it alone (in my opinion) and what matter even if you are super strong mentally etc.
That's exactly how I see him
@@inferics3602 he does ... her name is Rose - revealed on a Dean Martin roast when he (Columbo) got up out of the audience to speak with Frank Sinatra (who was being roasted) ... he asked Sinatra for an autograph for her ...
Lieutenant Columbo is polite with his suspects.
Columbo keeps the pressure on till tempers flare!
It’s hard to completely hear but I believe what Ricardo Montalban is saying in Spanish is “You don’t understand anything, mister!” (Hombre means man, but can be adapted to mean “dude, sir, bro, etc” when used in exclamation like this)
Khan: from hell’s heart I stabbeth thee...
Columbo: yeah I think you stabbed him with drugs then Goooore! By the bull...
Buried ALIVE.... buried alive...
Columbo always gets the last word,oh just one more thing, classic stuff👍
What a gentleman Ricardo Montalban was, even as murderer.
Was there ever a better detective than Columbo? No, every fan of his will tell you that! 😄
Who's Number 2. 😉
He was the best!!
@@GyrlBlaque Good question, l haven't got a number 2 myself, but the possibles, Kojak, Poirot, Morse, Magnum PI, Jane Tennison, and for a personal two favourites, Jack Frost (the books written by R D Wingfield are fantastic) and Jack Regan, for me the Sweeny was an absolute must see TV programme back in the day 😉
Whacky Guy like Sherlock Holmes leaps to mind. Lol
Remember the beer commercials with the most interesting man in the world? Ricardo Montalban would have been absolutely perfect for that role! And of course, Columbo is the only man who can trip him up, if only just a little at a time. Have loved this show since the early 70's when I was a kid and I used to watch it on the Sunday night mystery movie with my Dad. Also liked the Henry Mancini theme song.
Ricardo was a bada*s, I wish I had half his talent and smoothness!!!
Case after case, people never learned to NOT TALK TO COPS
KHAAAAAAN!! Errr... MONTOYA!!!!
Classic TV! Is it more Khan or Mr. Roarke? At :44 when he gave Columbo that look before getting up...I got nervous. Lol! He could've picked him up with one arm ;)
Well I always thought this was my least favourite episode but maybe I will watch it again now.
If you want to find some below average episodes watch afew from season 8 and above.
Is that Khan from Star Treck?
Yes.
Columbo arrested Captain Kirk twice and arrested Mr Spock and Kahn.
*Trek
As Don Rickles said to Montalban , "Here's some mud , finish your hut ! "
Sanchez's (it is easier to spell than his real name) father was also a huge actor in Mexico. Pedro was terminally ill and barely finished From Russia with Love.
"My name is Luis Montoya. I killed my bookkeeper. Prepare to die."
you are so funny lol
Fine Corinthian leather
That final musical sting reminds me of a less dramatic version of Khan’s theme…
“Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another.”---- Ernest Hemingway.
Don Ricardo Montalban!! The greatest Mexican actor!!
Ah Admiral Columbo !
Colombo vs Kahn
My money is on Columbo
My only problem with this episode is why would they keep the drugs In The house and not the stables near. Ya know. The animals?
Colombo: "Who packed his bags?"
Montoya: "Your mama."
Colombo: "Just one more thing..."
best notification !!!
06:07 06:20 Ricardo Montalban doing his Khan pose.
Like Montoya jacket😀
People rightly say Peter Falk and Ricardo Montalban were great actors but so too was the guy with the black mustache who played the Mexican police chief who asks for Columbo's help in my opinion.
Yeah played the character very believably.
more!!
The main reason which I love Columbo is that he is very annoying😊
The Plane master, The Plane
Nice drug cabinet
Another muderer meets his match, Luis Montoya didn't stand a chance!!! 😳
This might be my favorite Ricardo Montalban role. His entire confident, commanding, imperious persona just clashes perfectly with Columbo's frumpy self-deprecating... Columboness.
Which was always the idea on this show, but Columbo rarely had as perfect a foil as Ricardo Montalban to play off of.
In Mehico no American cop would ever be free to Roam around.
Maybe they should.
Columbo looks like he already got into the bull drugs. Love Columbo.
Check out where Ricardo's belt is. That man was svelt.
Columbo was my favorite show when I was a kid. Please, I would like to know how do I buy all the episodes. Ilive in Brazil and I can't make the purchase online. Thank's!
Hi Mauro! In the US we can watch them on Amazon Prime. I don't know if this info helps you or not. Good luck to you.
He tasks me.
Я очень люблю фильмы Columbо, но очень хочется видеть весь фильм полностью, почему фильм Агата Кристи вы показываете все эпизоды , а Columbo только частично? Пожалуйста если можно примите во внимание, спасибо
Just one more thing
THIS IS CETI ALPHA 5!
Love it how Columbia never gets upset when the murderer does.
It's COLUMBO, a little respect please!
War of nerves.
If you look carefully there's a terrarium of moving sand in the background.
Where?
@@100Singers It was a joke. Khan reference.
An aristocrat like Montoya wasn't used to not being in control of a situation. He probably had enough political clout to get around the local police and a detective like Sanchez, who was too young to have the backing to take him on. But by deputizing Columbo to be the one to deal with him it took his advantage away and put him on the defensive. The second he's caught in an obvious lie, all he can do is blow his top and play the "don't you know who I am" card.
🌟 for. Both
khaaaaaaannnnnnnn!
columbo in mexico
Rich Corinthian leather!
He sold a lot of cars with leather seats
Haha, Columbo really knows how to get under the suspects skin.
Khannnnnnnn
Khan lost to Columbo in the Eugenics Wars.
Khaaaaaaan !!!
💗
I’m sorry lieutenant, but you have no authority here on Fantasy Island.
Yeah, the tubby Columbian F1 driver was erratic.
Chloroform when buffalo or me that's _$$$ thy $$$ name
Continuity error: "Who packed his bags?"(plural) vs. "It was packed." (singular)
🤭🥱🤗🫣
“What kind of mark.” That could be a commercial.
gee, hes small
Getting here so early is kinda kappa
But since he found that info without a warrant it would be inadmissible.
except Montoya consented to Columbo looking....no need for warrant
It is Mexico and Mexican law we are talking about here. Columbo is just helping the Mexican police and in particular Commandant Sanchez to get to the bottom of the murder. If Montoya refused to give Columbo access to the info without a court order, it would be up to Sanchez to procure one. The police getting a warrant is a simple as the screenwriters writing it in to the plot.
Not having seen this full episode, from the looks of it, Columbo was just fishing for clues here. I'm guessing he already had a pile of incriminating evidence against Montoya before he even walked in the door. This was just to confirm his suspicions.
That info wouldn't have been crucial to a conviction anyway. What Columbo proved was Montoya was not away from his ranch when the killing happened because of the weather report. High winds but without rain came up when Montoya said he had left for San Diego and that must have been when the victim he fought the bull alone. If that were true then the victim would have poured water on the muleta to stop it blowing about unpredictably in the wind, but it was dry and there was no water jug in the ring. The icing on the cake was when everybody saw Montoya freeze in fear in front of the bull.
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
Wrong actor.
@@289cobra9 I know it's not, the name just reminded me of that scene