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The Mirror Crack'd (1980)

Jane Marple solves the mystery when a local woman is poisoned and a visiting movie star seems to have been the intended victim.

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Dave Kehr 23 Mar 2011

For all her prolificacy, Agatha Christie relied too often on one particular plot twist, and as soon as you recognize her old favorite here, the film loses all interest.

G. T 04 Feb 2007

I don't think Angela Lansbury does Miss Marple justice...though I'm not denying she can act...but Joan Hickson and especially Geraldine McEwan are better!

Ken S 28 Feb 2012

A little slow in the start, and a little flabby in the middle, but like most Agatha Christie adaptions, the ending is quite the doozy.

Evan H 26 Apr 2015

The all-star cast brings this movie together. It has great lines that actually makes this movie a thrill to watch! I loved every second of this movie!

jay n 06 Jul 2008

Kim Novak is the standout here with a wonderfully droll performance, but the picture borders on poor taste sticking as closely as it does to the Gene Tierney tragedy.