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Dominican Rep. Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Crystal Trench (TV)
- Original title
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Crystal Trenchaka
- AKA
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- The Crystal Trench
- Year
- 1959
- Running time
- 26 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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James Donald
Patricia Owens
Werner Klemperer- Ben Astar
Patrick MacNee- Frank Holms
- Harold Dyrenforth
- Eileen Anderson
- Otto Reichow
- Oscar Beregi
Alfred Hitchcock- See all credits
- Cinematography
John F. Warren (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- Drama. Mystery | Series [Alfred Hitchcock Presents]. TV Episode
- Synopsis
- Stella Ballister (Patricia Owens) receives the horrifying news that her husband met with an untimely demise while mountain climbing. Newly married, Stella asks for the retrieval of her husband's body - but the task proves impossible when the corpse accidentally falls into a deep crevasse, where no human eyes or hands can reach him. Mark (James Donald), having feelings for Stella, stays by her side, a close friend and nothing more. Forty years later, still trying to get over the news of the accident, Stella learns that the glacier has moved. Hiring a crew to help prospect her husband out of the ice, they find the body preserved and untouched. Stella views the body of her husband one last time.
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