ONE OF MY WIVES IS MISSING (1976)

"One of My Wives Is Missing" (1976) is a suspenseful made-for-TV mystery film directed by Glenn Jordan. The film stars Jack Klugman as Inspector Murray Levine, a shrewd detective tasked with unraveling the perplexing case of a missing woman. The plot thickens as the husband, Daniel Corban (James Franciscus), reports his wife Elizabeth (Elizabeth Ashley) missing, only for a woman claiming to be her to reappear, leading to a twisted game of deception and intrigue.

Klugman delivers a compelling performance as the astute and persistent inspector, bringing both gravitas and a touch of humor to the role. Franciscus portrays the anxious and increasingly desperate husband convincingly, adding to the film's tension. Elizabeth Ashley's portrayal of the enigmatic wife adds layers to the mystery, keeping the audience guessing.

The film's strength lies in its well-crafted plot and clever dialogue, which maintain suspense throughout. The narrative is filled with twists and turns, leading to a satisfying and unexpected conclusion. Although the production values are typical of 1970s television movies, the engaging story and strong performances make "One of My Wives Is Missing" an entertaining and intriguing watch for mystery enthusiasts.