Alfred Hitchcock Presents - You Can't Be a Little Girl All Your Life
Introduction
"You Can't Be a Little Girl All Your Life" was originally broadcast on 21/Nov/1961 as part of the seventh season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Synopsis
While her husband is away, Julie Barton is attacked in her home by an intruder. She doesn't get a good look at him, but manages to fight him off. In the process of fighting she rips one of the intruder's leather gloves. Julie is terrified. When she goes to identify the intruder in a police line up she wears a pair of dark sunglasses. She identifies one of the men and her husband Tom attacks him. Unfortunately Tom breaks his own leg. Later, as Tom is preparing to go to the doctor's, Julie notices a ripped leather glove in his possession. Tom reveals that pressure from work has caused him to have a breakdown. He admits that he snapped and was the man that attacked her. Julie goes to the police and tells them they got the wrong man. (TV.com)
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Cast and Crew
Directed by:
Produced by:
- Joan Harrison - producer
- Norman Lloyd - associate producer
Written by:
- Stanley Ellin - story
- Helen Nielsen - teleplay
Starring:
- Alfred Hitchcock — cast: Host
- Dick York — cast: Tom Barton
- Carolyn Kearney — cast: Julie Barton
- Ted de Corsia — cast: Lt. Christensen
- Frank Milan — cast: Dr. Vaughn
- Howard Caine — cast: Mr. Dahl
- Bill Quinn — cast: Mr. Dutton
- Roger De Koven — cast: Dr. Karlweiss
- Keith Britton — cast: The Policeman
- Larry Perron — cast: Charles Brunner
- Tom Gilleran — cast: The Delivery Man
Cinematography by:
- John L. Russell - director of photography
Edited by:
