Miss Marple Movies: Release Order
The Miss Marple film series brings Agatha Christie's amateur sleuth to the big screen across two distinct eras. The first four films star Margaret Rutherford as an eccentric, energetic version of Miss Marple, taking considerable liberties with Christie's source material and even inserting the character into stories originally written for Hercule Poirot.
The series concludes with Angela Lansbury's 1980 interpretation, which stands completely separate from the Rutherford films and attempts a more faithful adaptation of Christie's work. This watch order presents all theatrical Miss Marple films in release sequence, showcasing the evolution of the character's cinematic portrayals over nearly two decades.
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Murder, She Said
Miss Marple witnesses what appears to be a murder on a passing train, but when police find no evidence, she takes it upon herself to investigate the crime.
Murder at the Gallop
Miss Marple witnesses the suspicious death of a wealthy elderly man and becomes convinced it wasn't natural causes. When the police dismiss her concerns, she takes it upon herself to investigate the truth behind what really happened.
Murder Most Foul
When Miss Marple doubts a murder conviction, she launches her own investigation to uncover the truth in this classic Agatha Christie mystery.
Murder Ahoy!
Miss Marple investigates a suspicious death during a board meeting, leading her to a ship where she uncovers a poisoning plot. This is the fourth and final film starring Margaret Rutherford as Agatha Christie's beloved amateur detective.
The Mirror Crack'd
Miss Jane Marple investigates when a murder occurs during a movie star's visit to a small English village, with the victim appearing to be the wrong target.
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