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Murder at the Gallop (1963) 7.1
When a wealthy old man appears to have been "frightened to death" by a cat, Miss Marple suspects one of his four relatives, all heirs to his estate, of his murder. Director:George Pollock |
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Hector Enderby
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Charles 'Bud' Tingwell | ... |
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Mr. Trundell
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Old Enderby
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Hillman
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Doctor Markwell
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The old and wealthy Mr. Enderby dies of a heart attack but the ever suspicious Miss Marple has her doubts. Who or what gave him a heart attack? Enderby's poor relatives gather at the The Gallop, a combined boarding-house and riding school. Miss Marple also gets there to find out if any of them had any particular reasons to see him dead. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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Country:
UKLanguage:
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December 1963 (Austria) See more »Also Known As:
Der Wachsblumenstrauß See more »Company Credits
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1.66 : 1
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Miss Jane Marple: She's a timid woman, not a stupid one.
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As was customary film practice at the time, the lightbeam from Crossfield's torch in Black Jack's stable was provided by an actual studio light rather than the actor's prop. This is obvious as the light spot on the wall remains fairly constant whilst the character moves frantically - and at one point the torch casts a clear shadow in its own light. See more »Quotes
Inspector Craddock: There have been stupid murderers, you know.Miss Jane Marple: She's a timid woman, not a stupid one.
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