Agatha Christie's Marple

2005 • PBS
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131 mnenj
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Epizode TV-oddaje Series 5 (4)

1 The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side
22. 5. 10
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St. Mary Mead is abuzz with the news that Hollywood star Marina Gregg has moved into town. When Marina hosts a party, a fan drops dead after drinking a poisoned cocktail. Miss Marple ponders a cast of suspicious characters.
2 The Secret of Chimneys
19. 6. 10
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Miss Marple accompanies Lady Virginia Revel to her family home of Chimneys, a great house once famed for its diplomatic gatherings. MP George Lomax has persuaded Virginia's father to host an evening for an Austrian count. George has also proposed to Virginia, who is torn between her duty and her heart. Then a murder in a secret passageway puts Miss Marple on the path to uncovering Chimney's dark past.
3 The Blue Geranium
26. 6. 10
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Miss Marple turns to her old friend Sir Henry Clithering, retired from Scotland Yard, for help with a troubling case. Did the wealthy and unpopular Mary Pritchard really die of shock when the geranium on her wallpaper turned blue? And what about the murder that happened soon after, and the body discovered shortly before? Miss Marple has new evidence and must stop a court hearing before the wrong person is found guilty.
4 The Pale Horse
9. 7. 11
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Miss Marple (the marvelous Julia McKenzie, Cranford), follows a series of clues to the Pale Horse Inn in Hampshire, a spooky establishment run by three modern-day witches. The star-studded cast also included Oscar nominee Pauline Collins (Shirley Valentine) and JJ Field (Northanger Abbey).

O tej oddaji

Proper, demure, sharp as a tack, Agatha Christie’s spinster sleuth is brilliantly portrayed by Geraldine McEwan (Series 1–3) and Julia McKenzie (Series 4). Each dons the trademark tweeds as if they were made for her; each is surrounded by lavish post-WWII period detail and stellar supporting casts.

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4,6
131 mnenj