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Ackenthorpe:
Well, I've decided to marry you.
Miss Marple: Well, I'm honored, of course. Ackenthorpe: Of course you are, but come to the point. Miss Marple: I'm afraid that cannot be. Ackenthorpe: Why? Miss Marple: Well, if ever I do embark on such a venture, there is someone else. Ackenthorpe: Nonsense! I don't believe it. Who on earth would have you?
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James Robertson Justice
(as Ackenthorpe)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Mr. Stringer:
Miss Marple, whatever it is: no, no, no.
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Stringer Davis
(as Mr. Stringer)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Alexander:
You know, it isn't just that you don't look like Jayne Mansfield. You're not *my* idea of a maid, either.
Miss Marple: Well, quite honestly, I don't think *you're* everybody's idea of a boy.
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Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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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.
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James Robertson Justice
(as Ackenthorpe)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Miss Marple:
A policeman's work is never done.
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Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Miss Marple:
I'm afraid I never can resist my own pie, Inspector. Anybody else's, of course.
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Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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Miss Marple:
I'm quite sure you mean well, Inspector, but if you imagine that I'm going to sit back and let everyone regard me as a dotty old maid, you're very much mistaken.
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Margaret Rutherford
(as Miss Marple)
in
Murder, She Said
(1961)
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