0470 - Murder Most Foul (4/19/1976)

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0470 - Murder Most Foul (4/19/1976)Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Adaptation of a story by William Shakespeare.Cast: Kevin McCarthy; Carol Teitel; William Redfield; Court Benson; Russell Horton.Scottish warriors Macbeth and Banquo encounter a trio of witches who make a series of chilling prophecies.CBSRMT Trivia: This episode is the first of seven consecutive adaptations of Shakespeare plays written by Ian Martin for Mystery Theater. The titles of the episodes are taken from a line in the play.

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