Murder, a Self Portrait

Original title: Columbo: Murder, A Self Portrait

TV Movie
1989
TV-PG
1h 38m

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7.2/10

2.4K

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A womanizing famous painter becomes paranoid about his first wife revealing his secret of killing his art dealer in the past, so he murders her while devising a solid alibi. Lt. Columbo inve... Read allA womanizing famous painter becomes paranoid about his first wife revealing his secret of killing his art dealer in the past, so he murders her while devising a solid alibi. Lt. Columbo investigates the apparent drowning of the ex-wife.A womanizing famous painter becomes paranoid about his first wife revealing his secret of killing his art dealer in the past, so he murders her while devising a solid alibi. Lt. Columbo investigates the apparent drowning of the ex-wife.

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Trivia
The real painter of Columbo's portrait was Jaroslav Gebr. Gebr was born in Pisek, Czechoslovakia and fled the post-war Communist regime, arriving in Hollywood. He began working in the art departments of 20th Century Fox and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and eventually ended up at Universal Pictures's Television studios where he led the art department for many years.

Goofs
Barsini sometimes he calls Columbo "lieutenant" while other times he uses the British "leftenant".

As someone who has spent a lot of time in both the U.S. and the UK, he may sometimes mix up his British English and American English.