Murder Ahoy! (1964) | |
| Director(s) | George Pollock |
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| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
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Murder Ahoy! (1964) was a Mystery - Crime Film directed by George Pollock .
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Captain Rhumstone:
[testily] One thing I can't stand is being disturbed when I'm curling my beard!
Miss Marple: Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead, Mr. Stringer!
Miss Marple: [to Craddock] Embezzlement is one thing - proof of triple murder is another. Softly, softly catches monkey in a mousetrap.
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Miss Marple: Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead, Mr. Stringer!
Miss Marple: [to Craddock] Embezzlement is one thing - proof of triple murder is another. Softly, softly catches monkey in a mousetrap.
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Facts about
Terence Edmond's appearance as Sgt Bacon partly capitalises on his then-recent rôle in Z Cars, where his policeman character PC Sweet had been shockingly killed off.
We see Miss Marple's impressive library. It is composed mainly of Pan and Penguin crime paperbacks (including duplicate editions of "Follow the Saint" by Leslie Charteris and Georgette Heyer's "The Foundling"; Edgar Wallace is another of her favourite authors) alongside crossword, quiz and limerick books, Noel Coward's "Pomp and Circumstance" and "Return to Peyton Place" by Grace Metalious. There are also copies of Agatha Christie's "Three Act Tragedy", "Appointment With Death" - and intriguingly, the Miss Marple short story anthology "The Thirteen Problems".
Margaret Rutherford undertook a month of fencing practice for the film's denouement.
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We see Miss Marple's impressive library. It is composed mainly of Pan and Penguin crime paperbacks (including duplicate editions of "Follow the Saint" by Leslie Charteris and Georgette Heyer's "The Foundling"; Edgar Wallace is another of her favourite authors) alongside crossword, quiz and limerick books, Noel Coward's "Pomp and Circumstance" and "Return to Peyton Place" by Grace Metalious. There are also copies of Agatha Christie's "Three Act Tragedy", "Appointment With Death" - and intriguingly, the Miss Marple short story anthology "The Thirteen Problems".
Margaret Rutherford undertook a month of fencing practice for the film's denouement.
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