The Rogues The Diamond-Studded Pie (Season 1, Episode 20)
TV Episode | 60 min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime

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The Rogues

The Diamond-Studded Pie (Season 1, Episode 20)

TV Episode | 60 min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime

Posing as an African safari guide, Tony takes the lead in teaching greedy and abrasive businessman Champion a lesson for cheating safari guide Rutledge by selling Champion a diamond mine that the family does not own.

Director

Lewis Allen

Writers

Charles Hoffman (written by) | Ivan Goff (created by) | Ben Roberts (created by)

Producer

Collier Young

Composer

Nelson Riddle

Cinematographer

George E. Diskant

Editor

Arthur Hilton (as Arthur D. Hilton)

Casting Director

Robert Walker (casting)

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Edit Released

Updated Jan 31, 1965

Release date

Jan 31, 1965 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmy Awards. Another 1 win

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Gig Young Tony Fleming Tony Fleming See fewer	They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969)
Charles Boyer Marcel St. Clair Marcel St. Clair See fewer	Gaslight (1944)
Robert Coote Timmy St. Clair Timmy St. Clair See fewer	The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)
Gladys Cooper Margaret St. Clair Margaret St. Clair See fewer	My Fair Lady (1964)
Darren McGavin Amos Champion Amos Champion See fewer	A Christmas Story (1983)
Dianne Foster Alice Singer Alice Singer See fewer	Night Passage (1957)
Gavin Muir Rutledge Rutledge See fewer	The House of Fear (1945)
Don Marshall Chalo Chalo See fewer	Terminal Island (1973)
Ed Gilbert Pieter Pieter See fewer	The Transformers: The Movie (1986)
George Pelling Havelok Havelok See fewer	One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)
Joe Harden Driver Driver See fewer	The Rogues (1964)
David Niven Alec Fleming (credit only) Alec Fleming (credit only) See fewer	Murder by Death (1976)
Shep Houghton Hotel Guest (uncredited) Hotel Guest (uncredited) See fewer	Dragnet (1951)