Murder Most Foul (1964)
A murderer is brought to court and only Miss Marple is unconvinced of his innocence. Once again she begins her own investigation.
- George Pollock
- David Tomblin
- Agatha Christie
- Jack Seddon
- David Pursall
Rating: 6.963/10 by 148 users
Alternative Title:
Murder Most Foul - US
Lady détective entre en scène - FR
Miss Marple - Vier Frauen und ein Mord - DE
Самое глупое убийство - RU
Dommen er afsagt, sagde hun - DK
Самое глупое убийство - SU
Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 30 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Plot Keyword: based on novel or book, court case, jurors, amateur detective, detective inspector, covered investigation, eavesdropping, black and white, murder mystery
Margaret Rutherford and a superbly theatrical Ron Moody star in this murder-mystery caper about a murder of "Mrs. McGinty". "Miss Marple" is seconded onto the jury but is unconvinced by the police evidence against their alleged perpetrator - the lodger - and off she sets on her own trail of detection that involves her taking up a role with a local drama troupe headed by Moody. This features a solid ensemble cast delivering a mystery about wax, hot irons, crispy one pound notes and some bobbing about in a humorous and delightful manner. Nothing too onerous, and it takes a fun swipe at the ways of 1960s British "Rep" theatre culture too.
