The third episode in the series includes a deliberate historical inaccuracy. It is stated that Gabriele D'Annunzio was killed by two lovers of his, who pushed him down a third-floor balcony. D'Annunzio actually died of intracerebral hemorrhage; however, the incident actually happened, but instead of killing the writer, it resulted in a long agony which he recovered from after several days.
freely inspired by the Nero Wolfe character from the eponymous US 1981 TV series
Produced by Spencer's son Giuseppe Pedersoli's Smile Productions company
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