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très bon achat,
Ce commentaire fait référence à cette édition : Miss Marple : l'intégrale saison 1 - Coffret 4 DVD (DVD)
trés bon achat pour les fans de l'ambiance de l'Angleterre des années de l'après guerre et de Miss Marple
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The real Aunt Jane,
Par bernie "webviator" (Arlington, Texas) - Voir tous mes commentaires
Ce commentaire fait référence à cette édition : Miss Marple : l'intégrale saison 1 - Coffret 4 DVD (DVD)
The Body in the LibraryI could tell this was going to be a good one when Mrs. Dolly Bantry (Gwen Watford), tries to inform her husband of the reported body and is accused of imagining the report due to reading trashy books in bead at night. And as usual Jane is always in the right place to view the potential suspects. Speaking about night I would not start this film to late, as it seems to go on forever at 151 minutes. As it was a made for TV (1984), I suspect that this video is a composite of a series. And there are places where it takes leaps to different situations with out any transition. You can guess the plot in general but the details are surprising. It is wrapped up so quickly that you will need to run the ending a few times to put it all in perspective. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A Murder is announced A man dies in Chipping Kleghorn and suddenly Aunt Jane is coming to stay. As with most Agatha Christie's movies, everybody and nobody could have done it. Miss Jane Marple is the catalyst that helps Inspector Craddock (John Castle) and others to view the situation differently and extrapolate the "who" that done it. It is interesting that the inspector in some movies, is related to Jane and in other movies not. Inspector Craddock here is interesting as he is polite and tolerant of the people he is interrogating. It is fun to try and match the real names of the actors with the part that they are playing. Would you suspect that Hannah is (Elaine Ives-Cameron)? Or that Miss Hinchcliffe is (Paola Dionisotti)? Anyway keep your eyes open, as there is not a wasted movement or word in this movie. --------------------------------------------------------------- A Pocketful of Rye Outside o the two Miss Marple collection sets are three videos that are more of a made for television series. This is one "A Pocketful of Rye" Rex Fortescue is out of character as he arrives at is office. You immediately know something is wrong because this is England and Rex has ordered his tea much too early. Yep mean old nasty Rex is found dead. Thorough detectives have determined that there was some mysterious grain in his pocket. If you remember the nursery rime you can follow the story. So how does Jane become involved? She trained the maid and is afraid for her safety. Naturally at several places in the mystery Miss Marple (Joan Hickson) points out the obvious to Det. Sergeant Hay (Jon Glover) who realizes and corrects the error of not listening to her. There is only one repugnant scene where you have to watch Rex eat. Other than that it is a thoroughly enjoyable mystery. Aidez d'autres clients à trouver les commentaires les plus utiles
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