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Murder She Said (1961)

Miss Marple believes she's seen a murder in a passing-by train, yet when the police find no evidence she decides to investigate it on her own.

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Alex S 21 Oct 2010

An intriguing Miss Marple story! Perfect for when one needs an evening murder mystery movie.

Ellen B 12 Dec 2009

Absolutely ADORE Margaret Rutherford. She's the BEST Miss Marple EVER!!!

Paul C 28 Jan 2009

You cant help but be charmed by Margaret Rutherford's depiction of Miss Marple, and although much of the story is transparent (with the villain of the piece being obvious early on) its remains enjoyable to the end. It is disappointing how little James Robertson Justice is used as his verbal sparring with Rutherford is a high-point!

Sally A 21 May 2008

4:50 From Paddington is one of my favourite Agatha Christie novels and whilst this doesn't stick very closely to the story it is still very entertaining! Maragaret Rutherford is the cheekiest Miss Marple by far!

Joe T 23 Aug 2012

She wasn't TOO annoying in this, but the sequels really started to irritate me. The conclusions were nowhere near as satisfying as Poirot.