Murder, She Said (1961) |
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| Director(s) | George Pollock |
| Producer(s) | George H. Brown |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
Featured Cast of Murder, She Said See More »
Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
Arthur Kennedy
(as Quimper)
James Robertson Justice
(as Ackenthorpe)
Conrad Phillips
(as Harold)
Ronald Howard
(as Eastley)
Stringer Davis
(as Mr. Stringer)
Peter Butterworth
(as Ticket Collector)
Murder, She Said Overview:
Murder, She Said (1961) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by George Pollock and produced by George H. Brown.
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Murder, She Said Quotes:
Craddock:
Withholding information from the police is a very serious matter.
Miss Marple: Oh, I know, Inspector, and I'm most awfully sorry. Will you take tea?
Miss Marple: Oh, I know, Inspector, and I'm most awfully sorry. Will you take tea?
Ackenthorpe:
I live here because I want to, not because I can afford it.
Ackenthorpe:
Marple her name, marble her nature.
Craddock:
Have they got any other servants?
Miss Marple: Yes they have, Inspector.
Craddock: Good Lord! You!
Miss Marple: Yes. Dotty old me.
Miss Marple: Yes they have, Inspector.
Craddock: Good Lord! You!
Miss Marple: Yes. Dotty old me.
Cedric Ackenthorpe:
Still getting shot with revitalizers, Father?
Ackenthorpe: I'd take anything to outlive you lot, and keep my property from your thieving hands.
See More Quotes from Murder, She SaidAckenthorpe: I'd take anything to outlive you lot, and keep my property from your thieving hands.
Murder, She Said Facts
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The name of "Emma Ackenthorpe" was changed to "Evelin Ackenthorpe" in the German dubbed version.
Miss Marple won the Ladies' Open Golf Handicap in 1921.
Miss Marple gives her address as Old Pasture Lane, Milchester. In reality the house was owned by John Mills in Denham, Buckinghamshire.
The character of Miss Marple's friend, Mr. Stringer, was not part of the original story. The part was written for Stringer Davis who was married to Margaret Rutherford.
Joan Hickson, who plays Mrs. Kidder in this film, starred as Jane Marple in its remake Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: 4:50 from Paddington and many other TV-movies.