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One Night with Miss Marple
One winter day, a girl who was doing volunteer work for the visually impaired goes to a meeting place instead of her friend at her friend's request. There, a blind man is waiting for her friend, and as the girl says that her friend won't come, she begins to feel sorry for this man and worry about him.
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Plot Summary
In the winter of 1937, a blizzard isolates the remote Sittaford hotel, where a group of guests engage in a seance. The group predicts the death of Captain Trevelyan, who lives alone in his nearby cottage. When Trevelyan is found murdered, the guests become suspects, and Miss Marple, who is staying in a nearby village, is drawn into the investigation.
Critical Reception
The adaptation was generally well-received for its faithful portrayal of Agatha Christie's novel and strong performances, particularly from Gemma Jones as Miss Marple. It is considered a solid entry in the long-running series.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its atmospheric setting and effective suspense.
Gemma Jones delivers a compelling performance as the astute Miss Marple.
A faithful and engaging adaptation of Agatha Christie's intricate plot.
Google audience: Audience reception is generally positive, with viewers appreciating the classic mystery elements and the portrayal of Miss Marple.
Fun Fact
This adaptation of 'The Sittaford Mystery' was part of the ITV series 'Agatha Christie's Marple', which featured different actresses in the role of Miss Marple for various seasons. Gemma Jones portrayed Miss Marple in this specific installment.
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