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[@davidaronson9475]

It's just like a Hitchcock movie -- the camera work, the cuts, the close-ups. It's fantastic!

[@spankyharland9845]

after that, Steve joined the San Francisco Police Department and bought a Ford Mustang and the rest is history.

[@oranjjjggg]

11:20 “He took 47 fingers...” Carlos: “😊😊😊😊😊😊”

[@Razgar_Voxel]

after seeing Four Rooms I can't help but wonder if this bellboy had one hell of a day before stepping into that room after delivering the drinks.

[@debbieanne7962]

One of the more popular Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes. Starring Peter Lorre and Steve McQueen. The young woman in the episode is Filipino born Nelle Adams who was married to McQueen at the time. Story written by Roald Dahl as was another great AHP episode 'Lamb to the Slaughter '

[@brownson1970]

WOW!!! steve and nellie are such a beautiful couple and act very very well together in this,mcqueen is ...well the king of cool and a GREAT screen legend, neile is sooo sexy and knockout!! whatta couple eh!! god bless em!! lorre too!! LEGENDS ALL!

[@roberttelarket4934]

Derran Brownson: Cool? No! Hot very hot and sexy! One of Hollywood’s legendary bad boys!

[@roberttelarket4934]

Really great episode! I don’t recall seeing this one from the mid-1960s when I was a teen!

[@FunkMobbMack]

Four Rooms brought me...

[@tna_handyandy5173]

Thank you for posting! I saw this many years ago. The story remained with me all of this time. Luv seeing it again... creepy crap.

[@zhangsophie8509]

the ending oh my god

[@danmasters1568]

Peter Lorre could be so creepy.😩

[@johnleon9475]

@3:45 she blows out the flame scolding him for wasting a good light.

[@blankavalickova4902]

Super

[@مدرسهپزشکی]

Very cool , also just read the story . Thanks

[@billharden7127]

Crazy.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

50 was it for him.

[@captainh3831]

The lighter didn't light on the 8th try

[@sherryrobinson7389]

This one was boring compared to the remake😥😑

[@lance8080]

What is this ?.

[@1mobro309]

This has been used so much from Hitchcock to Roald Dahl all the way to Quentin Tarantino I don't know which is worst.