Profit-Sharing Plan

Episode aired Mar 13, 1962
TV-14
30m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

488

YOUR RATING

Henry Jones in Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955)

Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

A retiring office worker plots with his wife to steal money from the company vault, but apparently unknown to her, he's planning to flee with his mistress after taking the cash.A retiring office worker plots with his wife to steal money from the company vault, but apparently unknown to her, he's planning to flee with his mistress after taking the cash.A retiring office worker plots with his wife to steal money from the company vault, but apparently unknown to her, he's planning to flee with his mistress after taking the cash.

Director
- Bernard Girard
Writers
- William Link
- Richard Levinson
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

488

YOUR RATING

Director
- Bernard Girard
Writers
- William Link
- Richard Levinson
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Mystery

Thriller

Storyline

Did you know

Trivia
The last of 5 appearances on the show by Henry Jones (Miles Cheever).

Goofs
On the plane, the access/egress through which the passengers enter and exit is a particularly unrealistic mock-up of an airplane door, probably built out of wood and canvas, that obviously would not remain airtight during a real flight.

Quotes
[afterword - Hitchcock is next to a coat rack with a bowler hat and umbrella]
Self - Host: In all my years of employment, I have never missed a show nor been late for a performance. I occasionally step out for a breath of air during the commercial. But there are limits to what even a company man can endure. This unmatched record of loyalty has so moved my sponsor, that he has granted me the rest of the evening off. This struck him as the ideal gift, being both appropriate and cheap. In my place after the commercial, you will see a bit of film taken from when I first joined the firm. I'm certain you will find it interesting.
[puts on bowler hat]
Self - Host: Oh, by the way, Mr. Cheever had the last laugh at his wife's expense, for she was subsequently prosecuted for creating a bomb scare.
[picks up umbrella and walks away as we go to commercial, after which a boy speaks in Hitchcock's voice]
Self - Host: That is all for this evening. Until next week at this same time, good night.