Marion Brown (The Alfred Hitchcock Hour)

Marion Brown (Teresa Wright; 1918-2005) is the main villainess form "Three Wives Too Many," episode 2.12 of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (airdate January 3, 1964).
Marion Brown is one of four wives of bigamist Raymond Brown, and when she discovered his bigamy, she went on a mission to kill the other three wives so she could have Raymond all to herself. In the very beginning of the episode, Marion is shown at the home of Bernice, one of the wives, and introduces her as Raymond's wife. The two converse over their shock regarding Raymond, leading to the wives having a drink together. Marion poisons Bernice's drink, and watches as she falls dead after succumbing to the effects. 
Marion did the same to Lucille, after threatening to shoot her, and later to Helen. In the episode's last scenes, Raymond had figured out what Marion had been doing and how she did it, and he believed he would be next when Marion made drinks for them. It turned out that neither drink was poisoned, but as Raymond was set to call the police, Marion threatened to commit suicide and make it look like Raymond killed her--along with the other wives--if he even thought of turning Marion in. At episode's end, Raymond acquiesces to Marion's demands, and while it was stated that he was arrested for bigamy, Marion's fate remained unknown.
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Marion Brown Pistol.png|Marion pointing her gun at Lucille
Category:1960s
Category:Brunette
Category:Live Action Villainess
Category:Murderer
Category:Murder: Poison
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Category:Serial Killer
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