“Murder She Said” quotes
(1961)
Title Murder She Said
Year 1961
Director George Pollock
Genre Drama, Comedy, Crime
Year 1961
Director George Pollock
Genre Drama, Comedy, Crime
Plot – Elderly spinster Miss Marple is on her way back from London to her village. Near a small station, a train overtakes hers and - through the window pane – she sees a man strangling a girl. Once at her destination, she immediately goes to the police to report what she has seen, but she is not believed. Only the librarian of the small village believes her story. The two then decide to shed some light on the question. Disguised as toll collectors, they inspect a long section of the railway and they find a trail that leads them to the Ackenthorpe villa.
All actors – Margaret Rutherford, Arthur Kennedy, Muriel Pavlow, James Robertson Justice, Thorley Walters, Charles 'Bud' Tingwell, Conrad Phillips, Ronald Howard, Joan Hickson, Stringer Davis, Ronnie Raymond, Gerald Cross, Michael Golden, Barbara Leake, Gordon Harris, Peter Butterworth, Richard Briers, Lucy Griffiths, Aileen Lewis, Ned Lynch, Nadia Pavlova, Martin Stephens
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“A policeman's work is never done.”
“- Alexander: We've never had a golf-playing maid before.
- Miss Marple: You may have heard that this is the Age of the Common Woman.”“Don't you think I've seen a corpse before? Be one myself soon!”
“Nostalgia, you know. A failing of the old, I suppose.”
“- Ackenthorpe: There is one thing I cannot tolerate, and that is impertinence.
- Miss Marple: Well, we should get on admirably. Neither can I!”
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