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27 December 1992 (UK) morePlot:
At a reception for a fading film star making a screen comeback, a gushing, pushy fan is poisoned by a drink apparently meant for the actress. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
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Not the best of the series but a nice one still moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Joan Hickson | ... | Miss Jane Marple | |
| Claire Bloom | ... | Marina Gregg | |
| Barry Newman | ... | Jason Rudd | |
| Norman Rodway | ... | Dr. Gilchrist | |
| Elizabeth Garvie | ... | Ella Zeilinsky | |
| John Cassady | ... | Giuseppe Murano | |
| David Horovitch | ... | Superintendent Slack | |
| John Castle | ... | Detective Inspector Craddock | |
| Ian Brimble | ... | Sergeant Lake | |
| Gwen Watford | ... | Mrs. Dolly Bantry | |
| Judy Cornwell | ... | Heather Badcock | |
| Christopher Hancock | ... | Arthur Badcock | |
| Margaret Courtenay | ... | Miss Knight | |
| Anna Niland | ... | Cherry Baker | |
| Rose Keegan | ... | Gladys Dixon |
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Miss Marple: The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side (UK) (series title)The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side
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An early scene shows a poster of a Marina Gregg film; the producer of the film is George Gallaccio, the name of the producer of the Miss Marple TV shows. moreGoofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): D.I. Craddock says Marple is his aunt but they weren't related in "A Murder Is Announced". moreQuotes:
Margot Bence: [explaining why she moved from America to England] I decided to make my career over here.Insp. Craddock: Why?
Margot Bence: I like English men.
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It may not be the best of the bunch but it's still a good TV movie. A nice touch is the fact that we see several faces that we saw in Murder At The Vicarage an earlier movie of this series. There is Dolly Bantrey ( now a widow), there is the vicar ( he was not the vicar in Murder at the vicarage but seems to have made a promotion) and some more characters. This one is surely better than the movie with Liz Taylor and Angela Lansbury. This was the last one of the series and it's a shame they did not continue it with movies of some of the Miss Marple short stories. Hickson was - up till now - the best Miss Marple. Let's hope they 'll find another person just as good and still use the short stories!