Murder Most Foul
Why this pick
Another Margaret Rutherford Miss Marple mystery, with the same broad comic timing, brisk amateur sleuthing, and gently macabre period charm.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Another Margaret Rutherford Miss Marple mystery, with the same broad comic timing, brisk amateur sleuthing, and gently macabre period charm.
Why this pick
Its jaunty, affectionate blend of country-house murder, eccentric suspects, and Rutherford’s indomitable detective energy closely matches Murder Ahoy!.
Why this pick
The first Rutherford Marple film shares the cosy 1960s British look, playful suspense, and a formidable heroine cheerfully disrupting a murder inquiry.
Why this pick
A colourful, knowingly comic Agatha Christie adaptation with a larger-than-life amateur detective and similarly light-footed murder-mystery spirit.
Why this pick
Its enclosed travel setting, witty British character comedy, and mounting puzzle tension offer a sharper but compatible variation on Murder Ahoy!’s buoyant intrigue.
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01 / THE STORY
The action takes place mainly on board an old wooden-walled battleship, HMS ''Battledore,'' which has been purchased by a Trust for the rehabilitation of young criminals, and intended by the founder to ''put backbone into young jellyfish.''
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Mr. Stringer

Cap. Rhumstone
Inspector Craddock
Breeze-Connington

Dr. Crump
Bishop

Miss Jane Marple
Alice Fanbraid