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Nero Wolfe

  • Serie de TV
  • 1981
  • 1h
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William Conrad in Nero Wolfe (1981)
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Nero Wolfe, un brillante pero sedentario detective, resuelve crímenes desde su residencia mientras confía en su capaz asistente Archie Goodwin para recopilar pistas y realizar el trabajo de ... Leer todoNero Wolfe, un brillante pero sedentario detective, resuelve crímenes desde su residencia mientras confía en su capaz asistente Archie Goodwin para recopilar pistas y realizar el trabajo de campo.Nero Wolfe, un brillante pero sedentario detective, resuelve crímenes desde su residencia mientras confía en su capaz asistente Archie Goodwin para recopilar pistas y realizar el trabajo de campo.

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    • William Conrad
    • Lee Horsley
    • George Voskovec
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    443
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      • William Conrad
      • Lee Horsley
      • George Voskovec
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    • Nominado a 2 premios Primetime Emmy
      • 2 nominaciones en total

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    William Conrad
    William Conrad
    • Nero Wolfe
    • 1981
    Lee Horsley
    Lee Horsley
    • Archie Goodwin
    • 1981
    George Voskovec
    George Voskovec
    • Fritz Brenner
    • 1981
    Robert Coote
    Robert Coote
    • Theodore Horstmann
    • 1981
    George Wyner
    George Wyner
    • Saul Panzer
    • 1981
    Allan Miller
    Allan Miller
    • Inspector Cramer
    • 1981
    James Gallery
    James Gallery
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    • 1981
    David Hollander
    David Hollander
    • Pete Drossos
    • 1981
    Bennett Roberts
    • Bystander…
    • 1981
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    Darren McGavin
    • John Alan Bredeman
    • 1981
    Richard Anderson
    Richard Anderson
    • Chester Winslow
    • 1981
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    Mary Frann
    • Janet Eaton
    • 1981
    Tim Thomerson
    Tim Thomerson
    • Brian Stoner
    • 1981
    Norman Alden
    Norman Alden
    • George Miller
    • 1981
    Linden Chiles
    Linden Chiles
    • Calvin Leeds
    • 1981
    Cesare Danova
    Cesare Danova
    • Nicky Ormond
    • 1981
    Simone Griffeth
    • Lois Dunaway
    • 1981
    Carlene Watkins
    Carlene Watkins
    • Jean Estey
    • 1981
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    Fiona G.

    The best depiction so far

    It is beyond understanding why this show was canceled so quickly. The appearance and attitude William Conrad gave his Wolfe was just about perfect. He was the "seventh-of-a-ton" detective thousands of readers of the novels probably imagined. But not only Conrad was superb, the rest of the cast was as well, from George Voskovec's Fritz to Allan Miller's Inspector Cramer, with whose fits anyone could feel along.

    Some edges of the characters were taken out, which is especially true for Archie Goodwin, and was most probably done to assure mass compatibility. Both Goodwin and Wolfe are described as chauvinists par excellence in the books. But besides that, there wasn't much more an avid fan of the novels could have asked for.

    Very noteworthy is the great care about every little detail of the "old brownstone." That was marvelous work and the production crew should be applauded for that. Probably they had a number of Wolfe fans among them.
    10oxie_h

    Horsley is definitive AG

    I thought Lee Horsley was the definitive Archie Goodwin, and I'd like to know if this series will ever be released on DVD. Although I like Timothy Hutton (in the AE version), he's a little too polished for the role of AG and Maury Chaykin a little too vehement for Nero Wolfe. I had not seen the AE version of Nero Wolfe until recently when I checked the DVDs out of our local library. I enjoyed them, but I'm a real fan of the Nero Wolfe books; and the characterizations of Wolfe and Goodwin were just a little "off." I remember the 1981 series set me to reading the books, and I had no difficulty visualizing Lee Horsley as the wise-cracking Archie. I would love to see this older series again.
    runar-4

    Egregious casting, worse characterization, literary shortcuts

    Lee Horsley stands out (without his "Matt Houston" mustache) as just about the only on-target bit of casting. Conrad, as Wolfe, was large but neither tall nor imposing enough to play the part - to say nothing of the fact that in only one adventure of his 41-year literary career did he ever cultivate a beard, which he shed as soon as the case was over. Nor was Wolfe openly sentimental. Only Archie, with his keen observational acumen and intimate knowledge of his employer's habits, moods and faults, could see its expression. Wolfe himself, in a comment reported to Ken Darby, author of "The Brownstone House of Nero Wolfe", may have been willing to accept Raymond Burr or Orson Welles to play him, but not without reservations. George Wyner as Saul Panzer was even worse. Having played too many comic - make that doofus - roles, he came far short of portraying Panzer's suave acumen, street smarts and hard edge. He also looks too wimpy. Furthermore, three whole novels, "In the Best Families" (1950), "Before Midnight" (1955) and "If Death Ever Slept" (1957) became a single, mistitled, one-hour episide, "In the Best of Families" (ep. #1.7). It was in "If Death Ever Slept" that Wolfe breifly let his face sprout and starved himself to a normal weight.

    The only excuse I could ever give myself to watch this show was that any Wolfe on TV was better than no Wolfe.
    ghayes-2

    Off the Mark - But at least it introduced me to Wolfe

    I had never read any of the Nero Wolfe books before this series aired. I was drawn to it because I like William Conrad. How fortunate that I saw this and thus found the books!

    After reading a number of the novels, I was struck by a couple of things:

    First, the old brownstone was perfectly reproduced. Author Rex Stout made you feel you were really in that building when he wrote the novels, and the set designer followed suit.

    Second, the casting was a mixed bag. Conrad was an acceptable, though obviously softened, Wolfe. The characterizations of Fritz and Horstman were very well done, if mostly background. But Lee Horsley was badly out of place as Archie, as were the choices for Saul Panzer and Inspector Cramer.

    Several years later I saw the movie version with Thayer David and was very pleased. He would have been a letter perfect Wolfe.
    10lotsafun

    a very enjoyable series

    I have very warm memories of this short lived Nero Wolfe TV series starring William Conrad and Lee Horsley. I was a kid when this TV program aired and it really made an impact on my youthful imagination. I was hooked from the moment I first saw it. William Conrad and Lee Horsley were both highly enjoyable and made a great team. I never missed an episode and enjoyed all of them. Nero Wolfe was fun and exciting stuff! Because of the TV series I began reading the excellent Nero Wolfe stories of the great Rex Stout. I'd love to see this TV series again. Just thinking about it makes me smile! It's too bad it isn't available on DVD.

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      NBC purchased the television rights to Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe stories for a proposed series that would have starred Orson Welles as Wolfe. Unfortunately, Welles and the network could not come to terms (NBC wanted a weekly series; Welles wanted to do a series of 90 minute movies to be filmed at his home). Ultimately, NBC launched this one-hour "Nero Wolfe" series with William Conrad in the title role.
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      Referenced in Kinderen voor kinderen: Kinderen voor Kinderen 5 (1984)

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      • 16 de enero de 1981 (Estados Unidos)
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