Murder Most Foul

1964 · 90 MIN · IMDB 7.1 · 6,572 VOTES · DIR. George Pollock

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Overview

A murderer is brought to court and only Miss Marple is unconvinced of his innocence. Once again she begins her own investigation.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,138 lines

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00:02:16 What's all this?
00:08:09 I suggest you retire for longer.
00:11:01 By returning to the scene of the crime, as it were.
00:14:13 Come in, Mr... come in.
00:18:23 Here we have six programmes.
00:21:13 Certainly not.
00:24:38 Throw your voice to the back of the theatre. I want to hear you.
00:27:40 'But strictly between us two
00:30:46 - His dressing room? - Number two.
00:34:33 Miss Marple, it's been a long day. What are you suggesting now?
00:37:20 Your taste does run to barmaids. There was that one at Milchester.
00:40:00 I'm feeling a bit tired myself. If I might be shown my room?
00:44:31 Is there one already?
00:47:03 - Your play, Mr Cosgood. - What?
00:49:33 and worse, a dim figure is flitting about the stage - that's you, Bill.
00:52:04 Yes.
00:55:03 Yes, yes, only let's do it properly this time.
00:57:52 I think our murderer got the money to pay Mrs McGinty off George Rowton
01:08:13 Presumably she doesn't cook candle wax.
01:10:53 You know, Remember September.
01:13:41 Eh?
01:16:51 We are going to stay right here
01:20:49 Yes, I loved him and you killed him.
01:24:39 With a bit of rest and some luck

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,138
Dialogue density12.6 lines / min
First line00:02:16
Final line01:24:39

Production Record

DirectorGeorge Pollock
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes6,572