ABC Movie of the Week/A Very Missing Person
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| A Very Missing Person | |
| Airdate | March 4, 1972 |
| Writer | Philip H. Reisman Jr. |
| Director | Russ Mayberry |
| Network | ABC |
| Style | 90-minute mystery drama |
| Company | Universal TV |
| Origin | USA |
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A Very Missing Person (1972) is a TV movie adaptation of the Hildegarde Withers novel Hildegarde Withers Makes the Scene, in which the schoolteacher detective helps solve the case of the murder of an heiress. It aired as part of the ABC Movie of the Week and was intended as a pilot for a series to be called Great Detectives. Two other pilots had already aired—Hound of the Baskervilles (also an ABC Movie of the Week) and The Adventures of Nick Carter—but the series never sold.
Cast: Eve Arden (Hildegarde Withers), James Gregory (Oscar Piper), Julie Newmar (Aleatha Westering), Ray Danton (Captain Westering), Skye Aubrey (Sister Isobel/Leonore Gregory), Dennis Rucker (Al Fister), Robert Easton (Onofre), Woodrow Parfrey (Eberhardt), Bob Hastings (James Malloy), Pat Morita (Delmar Faulkenstein), Ezra Stone (Judge), Linda Gillen (Bernadine Toller), Dwan Smith (Ora), Peter Morrison Jacobs (Doctor Singer), Savannah Bentley (Mrs. Singer), Udana Power (Mariette)
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