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Die letzte Party

Originaltitel: Columbo: Columbo Likes the Nightlife
  • Fernsehfilm
  • 2003
  • TV-PG
  • 1 Std. 28 Min.
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Die letzte Party (2003)
ComedyDramaMystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuColumbo gets a taste of the Los Angeles rave scene as he investigates the apparent suicide of a tabloid reporter.Columbo gets a taste of the Los Angeles rave scene as he investigates the apparent suicide of a tabloid reporter.Columbo gets a taste of the Los Angeles rave scene as he investigates the apparent suicide of a tabloid reporter.

  • Regie
    • Jeffrey Reiner
  • Drehbuch
    • Richard Levinson
    • Michael Alaimo
    • William Link
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Peter Falk
    • Matthew Rhys
    • Jennifer Sky
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    • Regie
      • Jeffrey Reiner
    • Drehbuch
      • Richard Levinson
      • Michael Alaimo
      • William Link
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Peter Falk
      • Matthew Rhys
      • Jennifer Sky
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    Peter Falk
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    • Columbo
    Matthew Rhys
    Matthew Rhys
    • Justin Price
    Jennifer Sky
    Jennifer Sky
    • Vanessa
    Douglas Roberts
    Douglas Roberts
    • Linwood Coben
    Carmine Giovinazzo
    Carmine Giovinazzo
    • Tony Galper
    Julius Carry
    Julius Carry
    • Policeman
    Steve Schirripa
    Steve Schirripa
    • Freddie
    • (as Steven R. Schirripa)
    John Finnegan
    John Finnegan
    • Sean Jarvis
    Valerie Landsburg
    Valerie Landsburg
    • Inquisitor Editor
    Jorge Garcia
    Jorge Garcia
    • Julius
    Patrick Cupo
    Patrick Cupo
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    Eve Kagan
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    Jamison Yang
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    Karen Maruyama
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    Ariel Llinas
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    Iris Bahr
    • Police Officer
    Audrey Wasilewski
    Audrey Wasilewski
    • Attendant
    Katie O'Rourke
    • Hotel Assistant Manager
    • Regie
      • Jeffrey Reiner
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      • Richard Levinson
      • Michael Alaimo
      • William Link
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    In a nutshell: Why this was a fine send-off for the master detective.

    The greatest detective series in history comes to an end with a fine send-off. What made many (though certainly not all) of the later Columbos disappointing relative to the early ones were a) the turning of Columbo into a caricature - making himself look dumb and comical, and explaining everything five times as if speaking to a two-year old; b) excessive tampering with the tried and true Columbo formula; c) poor writing, with far fewer of the subtle and comic quotes, less successful humor, and wasted stretches with silly chatter or events that have nothing to do with the main plot. Well, this last episode does not have much humor, nor some of the great dialogue between the murderer and Columbo that many of the great episodes had. But it makes up for it by providing a ton of real sleuthing by the master, as he solves the puzzles by noticing the types of things only he would notice, and brilliantly tying it all together. It is a tight and well-written screenplay, with Columbo getting right down to business from the moment he first arrives on the scene until the very end, with the only sideshow being a minor, well done and humorous mafia subplot. After quickly identifying that it is a murder, not a suicide, and finding the suspect through astute observation and a neat detective trick, he sets out to trap the killers - not by acting like a semi-senile old man, but simply by acting naive and acceptive of their explanations - so that they say things they might not have volunteered otherwise - while at the same time dropping subtle hints to make them scared and confused. And while the music and scenery is updated to fit the modernizing times, he stays true to his character throughout. Other than one or two far-fetched things he does in finding clues (like sticking his hands into a toilet bowl), the plots and clues, and the manner in which he solves them, are quite believable. Not one of the very best episodes, but still a highly enjoyable one that honors the series and has very few uneasy or boring moments.
    8blanche-2

    last episode - but Columbo goes out on a high

    A very young Matthew Rhys ("The Americans") is one of the stars of the final "Columbo," "Columbo Likes the Nightlife" from 2003. Also starring is Jennifer Sky, who has since become a journalist, and The Sopranos actor Steve Schirripa.

    Rhys plays Justin Price, the owner of a soon-to-be-open rave club, but he's waiting for money to be transferred from his business partner Tony Galper (Carmine Giovinazzo). Before the money can be confirmed to be in his bank account, Galper's ex-wife and Justin's girlfriend (Sky) accidentally kills him. It's imperative that Tony not be discovered as missing or dead before the money lands. Unfortunately, a tabloid reporter puts the screws to Justin for blackmail money. When the reporter is found dead from an apparent suicide, Columbo doubts that's what it is.

    Very good episode and a fitting farewell to Columbo, who in the last years has been hit or miss thanks to the producers using scripts that fiddled with the formula, including one that was a script by 87th precinct author Ed McBain.

    Here, Columbo doesn't depend on the killer making a mistake but figures this out anyway, and it's very clever.

    At 75 years old, Columbo would have been retired, not to mention that, were he still working, he would be a Police Deputy Chief, a Captain, a Commander - something! So I tell myself in these last years he was called in as a consultant.

    I didn't like Peter Falk - I adored him. I interviewed him in the late '90s. The day he died I sat in an airport and cried. An amazing actor who left a great legacy and will always be fondly remembered as Columbo.
    7jamiecostelo58

    Forget Peter's age, just enjoy the usual Columbo formula!

    I suppose the main reaction when watching this particular episode is the fact that it is very hard to ignore Peter Falk's age. He was 75 when this edition was recorded in 2002 (broadcast in January 2003), but he simply threw himself into his legendary role comfortably and easily. This is a fun episode to watch! It's certainly a more 'modernised' interpretation than previous editions, with fast directing and electric-style music in the background during some scenes.

    When Vanessa Farrow (played expertly by Jennifer Sky) accidentally kills her ex-husband, it's down to nightclub owner Justin Price (Matthew Rhys) to dispose of the body. But a surprising twist to the story will certainly keep viewers hooked! In steps our favourite Lt and the fun begins! Columbo Likes the Nightlife still contains the legendary trademarks that make the series so popular, including the "just one more thing" phrase, the talk of his wife, as well as his ageless car, but I do fear that it may be ignored by many viewers simply because of Peter's age. He may have been in his mid 70s at the time, but Lt. Columbo doesn't have to be! It's not the best by any means, but is certainly watchable.

    This edition marks a satisfactory enough conclusion to a brilliant detective drama that I've had the privilege to watch every single episode of! Peter has kept millions of viewers entertained as Columbo for nearly 40 years, and the shabby Lt will sure be missed! Nevertheless, Columbo will in no doubt be adored by the masses for many many years to come! 7/10
    vchimpanzee

    Loud, but the rumpled detective's still got it

    They actually called it 'Columbo Likes the Nightlife.' He didn't seem to be enjoying it much, though. He thought the music in the rave dance clubs was too loud, and so did I. And they even had that same awful music as background in scenes outside the clubs.

    An actress has a fight with her ex-husband who was jealous of her new boyfriend, with deadly results. The boyfriend helps the survivor deal with the situation but one of the parties receives an 'I saw what you did' call. As a result of the blackmailing, the movie's murder is committed but made to look like a suicide, complete with a suicide note on a computer. Then the familiar broken-down car shows up at the murder scene with the increasingly elderly detective in his wrinkled raincoat. And he is not fooled. For those new to the 'Columbo' series of movies, the Lieutenant with no first name is very polite and appears sincerely interested in everything (usually, it turns out, because he sees a clue), but also quite obnoxious. And while he didn't appear as completely ignorant as usual to the guilty parties, he seems to know just enough to make them nervous, but he tends to be satisfied with their explanations of why things don't make sense. I have been watching these movies for about 10 years, and while there may be no reason to consider this one anything special, it did not disappoint. Unlike most murder mysteries, the audience nearly always knows who did it, but the fun is in watching the detective solve the crime.
    7TheLittleSongbird

    Goodbye Liutenant Columbo!

    I have been a huge fan of the Columbo episodes. I liked this episode, it was pretty solid if somewhat ending to a great series, that has had some treasures(especially in the early seasons) as well as the odd disappointment. The story is pretty gripping mostly, but a little too formulaic and offers little new really. I liked the disco music, but felt the background score could at times have been more atmospheric and less obvious. Also Matthew Rhys tries his best but I found Justin one of the blander Columbo murderers for some reason and I can't quite put my finger on why at the moment. However, Jennifer Sky manages to be sexy as well as fun and touching, and while he is a little too old and perhaps too mellow Peter Falk delivers still as Columbo. Columbo Likes the Nightlife is filmed beautifully, looking modern but the darker scenes give it some suspense and foreboding, it is well directed and the script is engaging, not as clever or as intelligent as most of the other Columbo scripts, but above average still. All in all, decent episode but part of me was wanting of a stronger finish. 7/10 Bethany Cox

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      Peter Falk's final outing as Columbo.
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      Justin Price: Lieutenant, this is ridiculous, even for you!

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 14. September 2004 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Murder by Suicide
    • Drehorte
      • Swingers Diner - 8020 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA(Justin & Vanessa meet twice at diner)
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      • Universal Television
      • Universal Network Television
      • Studios USA
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