Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Renowned restaurant critic Paul Gerard fears being exposed by the restaurant owners from whom he is extorting money in return for good reviews. When one of them, Vittorio Rossi , refuses to pay money to Gerard, Gerard kills him with a bottle of poisoned wine. Richard Dysart and France Nuyen also star. Antony Alda played the victim's nephew, Mario, who spoke only Italian. Falk's wife Shera Danese returns as Gerard's secretary/treasurer. Writer van Scoyk received an Edgar Allan Poe Award from the Mystery Writers of America for his teleplay. After Columbo has got the goods on him, he asks him what he thinks of the meal he has just prepared, and the charming murderer says "I wish you had been a chef.". This episode was the first television directorial work from Jonathan Demme, better known for his film work on movies such as The Silence Of The Lambs and Philadelphia.. }
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- Columbo_(season_7) shortsummary "Renowned restaurant critic Paul Gerard fears being exposed by the restaurant owners from whom he is extorting money in return for good reviews. When one of them, Vittorio Rossi , refuses to pay money to Gerard, Gerard kills him with a bottle of poisoned wine. Richard Dysart and France Nuyen also star. Antony Alda played the victim's nephew, Mario, who spoke only Italian. Falk's wife Shera Danese returns as Gerard's secretary/treasurer. Writer van Scoyk received an Edgar Allan Poe Award from the Mystery Writers of America for his teleplay. After Columbo has got the goods on him, he asks him what he thinks of the meal he has just prepared, and the charming murderer says "I wish you had been a chef.". This episode was the first television directorial work from Jonathan Demme, better known for his film work on movies such as The Silence Of The Lambs and Philadelphia.".