Detective Quarles

Television series
Original title	Detective Quarles
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Year (s)	1968-1969
Production company	Ufa television production Berlin
length	21 or 28 minutes
Episodes	6 or 7 ( list )
genre	Crime series
Director	Hans Quest
script	Martin Duschat Horst Flick Johannes Hendrich Julian Symons
production	Ulrich Berns
music	Gert Wilden
First broadcast	1968 on ARD
occupation
Werner Abrolat : Porter Alexander Allerson : Bob Williams Lukas Ammann : Jack Luptane Heinz Beck : Prof. Fawles Peter Böhlke : Dr. Fergusson Ingrid Capelle : Rita Fawles Hans Cossy : Sir Reginald Bartley Hannelore Elsner : Jennifer Moore Reinhard Glemnitz : Mr. Briffit Raimund Harmstorf : Jimmy Clayton Walter Jokisch : Inspector Leeds Herta Konrad : Molly Peter Maertens : Freddy Fawles Horst Naumann : Inspector of Scotland Yard Eric Pohlmann : Francis Quarles Hans Reiser : Dr. Ramsey Richard Rüdiger : Ronnie Dobson Ludwig Schütze : Harry Bartley Herbert Tiede : Mr. Johnson Elinor von Wallerstein : Mrs. Clayton Hanne Wieder : Hilary Hall

Detective Quarles is a television series produced by ARD in 1968 , which was broadcast in 1968 and 1969 by Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln in the evening program.

action

Detective Quarles investigates three completed episodes. In the first episode (one-part) he is asked to identify who was responsible for several poison attacks, the second episode (in two parts) describes a murder in the trotting scene and in the third episode (initially in four parts, later in three parts) Quarles clarifies the kidnapping of a tennis player Champions on.

background

Detective Quarles is the first in a series of related crime series on ARD. The literary templates came from Julian Symons . In 1970 the series was continued with a five-part season (original name Die Kriminalnovelle ), in 1973 there were a further 21 episodes under the title Die Kriminalerzählung . The protagonist no longer bears the name Quarles from season 2 , but is now called Carlis , the name of his police helper changes from Inspector Leeds to Inspector Parkinson . This was followed in 1977 by a thirteen-part series entitled Mr. Carlis and his Adventurous Stories .

Episodes

The episode The Secret of Center Court was first broadcast in 1969 in four 21-minute episodes. For a repeat broadcast ten years later, the format was changed to three episodes of 28 minutes each.

episode	title	First broadcast
1	The invisible poison	1968
2	The outsider (part 1)	1968
3	The outsider (part 2)	1968
4th	Center Court Secret (Part 1)	17th February 1969
5	Center Court Secret (Part 2)	18th February 1969
6th	Center Court Secret (Part 3)	19th February 1969
7th	Center Court Secret (Part 4)	20th February 1969

Web links

• Detective Quarles in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Michael Reufsteck, Stefan Niggemeier: Das Fernsehlexikon. All over 7000 programs from Ally McBeal to the ZDF hit parade . Goldmann, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-442-30124-6 .
2. ↑ Thomas Hrsuka, Jovan Evermann: The new series guide . Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-89602-513-9 .
3. ↑ The crime thriller homepage. Retrieved November 10, 2018 .