The Harts get involved with tracking a double agent.The Harts get involved with tracking a double agent.The Harts get involved with tracking a double agent.
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- TriviaThe plot resembles the movie North by Northwest.
- GoofsAt about 10 minutes in, Max brings a tray into the living room. Jennifer picks up a napkin. In the next shot, a close-up, she's holding a drinks glass, the napkin has disappeared. In the next, long shot, she's still holding the drinks glass, the napkin is on her lap.
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Patrick Burke: I'm afraid we'll want you down at the office, ma'am...
Jennifer Hart: That's all right, I suppose we should go. After all, I only have one life to give for my country.
Patrick Burke: That should be more than enough.
- ConnectionsReferences The Public Enemy (1931)
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A sterling performance by Paxton Whitehead
We learn early on from CIA agent William Dean (Kene Holiday) that the fictional Martin Sole was created by the CIA to smoke out a double agent, Patrick Burke (Paxton Whitehead). Dean's partner, Alex Cain, was the body Jonathan found at the start of the show. Max recognizes, and Dean admits, they got the idea from a Cary Grant movie (North by Northwest). I hope people think Mr. Holiday looks like a "William"; I think he does.
Anyway, this episode was elevated by the fact that the villain was played by Paxton Whitehead, a wonderful English character actor, with a quintessentially British name. And, of course, Received Pronunciation English accents always add to a villain's portrayal. Well, any portrayal really, he was adept at comedy as well. I was sorry to read Mr. Whitehead passed away this year (2023), but he had a lovely, long, distinguished career, so we will be able to continue to enjoy his performances.
Anyway, this episode was elevated by the fact that the villain was played by Paxton Whitehead, a wonderful English character actor, with a quintessentially British name. And, of course, Received Pronunciation English accents always add to a villain's portrayal. Well, any portrayal really, he was adept at comedy as well. I was sorry to read Mr. Whitehead passed away this year (2023), but he had a lovely, long, distinguished career, so we will be able to continue to enjoy his performances.
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- amorehl
- Aug 26, 2023
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