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"Rosemary & Thyme" The Language of Flowers (2003)



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7.5/10   22 votes
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Isabelle Grey (written by) and
Clive Exton (written by)
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Original Air Date:
12 September 2003 (Season 1, Episode 3)
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When the rich widow hiring Rosemary and Thyme to restore a garden and waterfall is murdered, a gardening book written by her late husband may hold the key to the solution. full summary | add synopsis
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Kendal and Ferris follow horticultural murder clues... more (1 total)

Cast

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Felicity Kendal ... Rosemary Boxer
Pam Ferris ... Laura Thyme
Ruth Platt ... Maggie Goffe
Anna Wilson-Jones ... Kate Pritchard
Paul Ansdell ... Jeff Caldecott
Antonia Pemberton ... Frances Caldecott
Antony Carrick ... Sir Edward Banks
Mark Powley ... Gary Pritchard
Chris Larkin ... Pete Farmer
Annette Bentley ... Sally Walsh
Mike Dowling ... Bernard Walsh

Ryan Philpott ... Matthew Thyme

Graham McTavish ... D.I. Taylor
Natalie Forbes ... Carol
Jamie Martin ... Soco
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Frances Caldecott: [to Jeff] I never interfere with your decisions except when they involve my money. more

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Kendal and Ferris follow horticultural murder clues..., 12 May 2009
6/10
Author: Neil Doyle from U.S.A.

A clever script has the women following a series of horticultural murder clues found in a book describing various plants. They're on assignment to beautify and restore a rock garden with a cascading waterfall.

Trouble is that the revelation of clues is somewhat of a stretch, even for mystery fans who like their clues to be intricate. The fact that Death, Murder, Love and Vengeance are all found in the sort of plants that were used in the garden is a wild card. Nevertheless, FELICITY KENDAL and PAM FERRIS play their roles to perfection and make you believe that the unraveling of clues is possible.

As usual, production credits are all top notch and the performances are uniformly good in typical British style.

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