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Margaret Rutherford | Miss Jane Marple | |
Arthur Kennedy | Dr. Paul Quimper | |
Muriel Pavlow | Emma Ackenthorpe | |
James Robertson Justice | Ackenthorpe | |
Thorley Walters | Cedric Ackenthorpe | |
Bud Tingwell | Inspector Craddock | |
Conrad Phillips | Harold Ackenthorpe | |
Ronald Howard | Brian Eastley | |
Joan Hickson | Mrs. Kidder | |
Stringer Davis | Mr. Jim Stringer |
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Producer | George H. Brown
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Writer | Agatha Christie
David Pursall |
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Cinematography | Geoffrey Faithfull
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Musician | Ron Goodwin
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When elderly Miss Jane Marple (Margaret Rutherford) witnesses a murder on a train passing next to the one she is on, she is unable to convince the police of what she has seen and must investigate on her own. Deducing that the body has to be buried on land adjacent to the track that is part of Ackenthorpe Hall, she cons her way into a job as a housemaid for the estate in an effort to locate the body and catch the killer. |
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