Dann Florek |
Capt. Don Cragen |
Richard Brooks |
A.D.A. Paul Robinette |
Michael Moriarty |
Exec. A.D.A. Ben Stone |
Steven Hill |
D.A. Adam Schiff |
Paul Sorvino |
Sgt. Phil Cerreta |
Chris Noth |
Det. Mike Logan |
Finn Carter |
Leslie Hart |
Guest Star |
Frank Converse |
Gary Wallace |
Guest Star |
John Cunningham |
Jon Cobb |
Guest Star |
Francine Beers |
Judge Janis Silver |
Recurring Role |
John Fiore |
Tony Profaci |
Recurring Role |
Gary Wallace: One plus one equals zero. No motive plus no witness equals no case.
Phil Ceretta: You can read. That gets you a diploma. Not a deal.
Judge Janis Silver: Is the defendant ready to enter a plea?
Jon Cobb: Your Honor, if it please the court --
Judge Janis Silver: Mr. Cobb, you couldn't please this court if you danced an Irish jig on your fingertips. Can we get a plea?
(Logan and Cerreta stop by the theater again.)
Gary Wallace: Again?
Mike Logan: We love the theater.
Phil Cerreta: That rehearsal, the one that Mr. Foster missed? You were there all night?
Gary Wallace: You remember where you were five years ago?
Phil Cerreta: Yeah, I remember that I wasn't in business with a man who disappeared.
Mike Logan: Wearing a tux, not homeless ... nobody cared enough to miss him?
Don Cragen: Well, somebody cared enough to freeze him.
Mike Logan: Five years ago, she's 24, he's 39.
Phil Cerreta: Yeah, well, May-December romance is not exactly unheard of.
Mike Logan: Yeah, but December usually comes with Santa Claus.
Phil Cerreta: Hmm?
Mike Logan: Look, Foster didn't have a dime. He's poor, she's beautiful. She's an actress, she's got guys hangin' all around her. She's gonna fall for Mr. Big Dreams?
Judge Silver: Mr. Robinette?
Paul Robinette: The people request $200,000, Your Honor. All cash.
Judge Silver: Mr. Robinette, do you know me to be vindictive? Bond'll be fine. $300,000! (bangs gavel.) Where's my clerk?
Mike Logan: You know, there's a lesson in this. Never fall in love with an actress.
Phil Cerreta: Rex Harrison said it. They never stop acting.
International Episode Titles:
Germany: Alles Theater (Everything Is Theater)
Czech Republic: Poslední show (The Last Show)
This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the Roy Radin murder case. Radin was a theatrical producer best known for reviving the old Vaudevillian shows. On Friday, May 13, 1983, Roy Radin stepped into a limousine rented by Karen Jacobs-Greenberger with the intention of going to a restaurant and discussing the business arrangement further. About a month later, his body was discovered in a California canyon. He had been repeatedly shot in the head and a stick of dynamite had been set off in his mouth. The story behind Radin's death was a labyrinthine tangle mostly involving drugs. Greenberger turned out to be a woman of many names and interests. Although producer Robert Evans was initially suspected of the crime, Greenberger was eventually convicted.
The episode title is a reference to a William Shakespeare's MacBeth (Act V, Scene V, Line 27): '[t]hat struts and frets his hour upon the stage'.
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