Murder with Mirrors

An elderly, famous mystery novelist, Jane Marple, visits her old friend Carrie Louise at her country estate, Stonygates. Carrie Louise, who has a history of adopting troubled young men, has recently taken in a new ward, a charismatic but volatile individual named Lewis. When a mysterious man is found shot dead in the estate's study during a garden party, Marple must unravel the secrets and lies within the household to expose the killer.

The television film adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel 'Murder with Mirrors' starring Helen Hayes and Bette Davis received mixed to positive reviews. While the performances of the legendary actresses were often praised, some critics found the pacing to be a bit slow and the plot convoluted compared to other adaptations of Christie's work. However, it was generally appreciated for its classic whodunit charm and the presence of its star power.

• Helen Hayes and Bette Davis deliver strong performances, elevating the material.
• The film captures the classic Agatha Christie atmosphere effectively.
• Some found the plot less engaging than other Marple mysteries.

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This film was one of Helen Hayes' final television roles, solidifying her legacy as a celebrated actress across stage, screen, and television.