Columbo: Murder with Too Many Notes (2000)

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Written by Jeffrey Cava, Patrick McGoohan

Directed by Patrick McGoohan

Also known as "Columbo: Meurtre en musique"

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

TV movie based on the long-running series about an unkempt but surprisingly wily LAPD homicide detective. A Hollywood films composer and conductor murders a talented musician who has been ghost-writing most of the man's recent work. Will the rumpled detective get to the bottom of the case?

When is Columbo: Murder with Too Many Notes next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on ITV3 December 13th, 11:55am and on ITV3 December 17th, 3:10pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Peter FalkPeter FalkLt. Columbo
Image for Billy ConnollyBilly ConnollyFindlay Crawford
Luis AvalosAntonio
Michael P. ByrneSchwartz
Douglas CallanYoung Actor
Harry DannerFitch
Hillary DannerRebecca
Susan EdwardsVictim in film
Rob ElkStalker
Van EppersonPhotographer
Jennifer FabosYoung Actress
Larry GilmanTomblin
Joanne LaraAngela
Anne McGoohanMarcia Herschel
Obi NdefoNathaniel Murphy
Steve O'ConnorThrove
Randy OglesbyJoshua
Miguel PérezSecurity Guard
Richard RiehleSgt Degarmo
Herschel SparberPriestly
Chad WillettGabriel McEnery

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