Agatha Christie Marple, Series 5

Resource Information

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Label

Agatha Christie Marple, Series 5

Title number

Series 5

Statement of responsibility

a co-production of ITV Studios and WGBH Boston in association with Agatha Christie Ltd. (a Chorion Company) ; series producer, Karen Thrussell ; executive producers, Michele Buck, Damien Timmer

Title variation

• Marple
• Agatha Christies's Marple
• Agatha Christie's Miss Marple

Contributor

• Strickland, John
• Acorn Media (Firm)
• Agatha Christie Ltd
• ITV (Firm)
• WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.)
• Armstrong, Jonas
• Baladi, Patrick, 1971-
• Barnett, Samuel, 1980-
• Blakley, Claudie, 1974-
• Bonneville, Hugh
• Brown, Brennan, 1968-
• Buck, Michele
• Calder, David, 1946-
• Catz, Caroline
• Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976
• Collins, Michelle, 1962-
• Darnley, Olivia
• Dillane, Stephen, 1956-
• Dotrice, Michele, 1948-
• Duncan, Lindsay
• Durr, Jason
• Elyot, Kevin
• Forshaw, Cinders
• Fox, Edward, 1937-
• Godley, Adam
• Greenhalgh, Peter
• Harcourt, Stewart
• Harman, Nigel
• Higgins, Anthony, 1947-
• Horne, Mathew, 1978-
• Jarvis, Martin
• Jones, Ruth, 1966-
• Kirwan, Dervla, 1971-
• Lumley, Joanna
• McKenzie, Julia
• McNally, Kevin
• Moore, David
• Napier, Sheena
• Page, Joanna, 1978-
• Quentin, Caroline, 1961-
• Rhys, Paul
• Riley, Charlotte
• Rushbrook, Claire
• Rutman, Paul
• Salt, Charlotte, 1985-
• Scherrer, Dominik, 1967-
• Seager, Chris
• Shankland, Tom
• Sinden, Donald
• Small, Sharon, 1967-
• Smurfit, Victoria, 1974-
• Stephens, Toby, 1969-
• Stuke, Neil
• Tessler, Jeff
• Thrussell, Karen
• Timmer, Damien
• Waddingham, Hannah, 1974-
• Young, Will, 1979-

Actor

• Catz, Caroline
• Bonneville, Hugh
• Lumley, Joanna
• McKenzie, Julia
• Brown, Brennan, 1968-
• McNally, Kevin
• Page, Joanna, 1978-
• Calder, David, 1946-
• Quentin, Caroline, 1961-
• Rhys, Paul
• Kirwan, Dervla, 1971-
• Riley, Charlotte
• Rushbrook, Claire
• Salt, Charlotte, 1985-
• Collins, Michelle, 1962-
• Darnley, Olivia
• Sinden, Donald
• Small, Sharon, 1967-
• Dillane, Stephen, 1956-
• Dotrice, Michele, 1948-
• Smurfit, Victoria, 1974-
• Stephens, Toby, 1969-
• Stuke, Neil
• Duncan, Lindsay
• Durr, Jason
• Waddingham, Hannah, 1974-
• Young, Will, 1979-
• Fox, Edward, 1937-
• Harman, Nigel
• Higgins, Anthony, 1947-
• Barnett, Samuel, 1980-
• Horne, Mathew, 1978-
• Jarvis, Martin
• Blakley, Claudie, 1974-
• Jones, Ruth, 1966-
• Godley, Adam
• Armstrong, Jonas
• Baladi, Patrick, 1971-

Artistic director

• Tessler, Jeff

Screenwriter

• Harcourt, Stewart
• Elyot, Kevin
• Rutman, Paul

Author

• Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976

Composer

• Scherrer, Dominik, 1967-

Cinematographer

• Forshaw, Cinders
• Seager, Chris
• Greenhalgh, Peter

Costume designer

• Napier, Sheena

Director

• Moore, David
• Shankland, Tom
• Strickland, John

Producer

• Timmer, Damien
• Thrussell, Karen
• Buck, Michele

Subject

• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Murder -- Investigation -- Drama
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Television adaptations
• Marple, Jane (Fictitious character)
• Drama
• Television adaptations
• Television series
• Murder -- Investigation
• Detective and mystery television programs
• Detective and mystery television programs
• Marple, Jane (Fictitious character) -- Drama
• Television series

Genre

• Television series
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Detective and mystery television programs
• Television adaptations
• Drama

Language

• eng
• eng
• eng

Summary

Miss Marple solves mysteries set against a rich background of grand English estates, gorgeous scenery, and post-WWII period detail. The mirror crack'd from side to side: Hollywood star Marina Gregg has moved into Gossington Hall. When Marina and her dashing young husband host a party for the village, a garrulous fan drops dead after drinking a poisoned cocktail. The secrets of Chimneys: Miss Marple accompanies Lady Virginia Revel to her family home of Chimneys, once famed for its diplomatic gatherings. A murder in a secret passageway puts Miss Marple on the path to uncovering Chimney's dark past. The blue geranium: Did the wealthy and unpopular Mary Pritchard really die of shock when the geranium on her wallpaper turned blue? And what about the murder that happened soon after, and the body discovered shortly before. Miss Marple has new evidence and must stop a court hearing before the wrong person is found guilty

Related

• Mirror crack'd from side to side
• Secret of Chimneys
• Agatha Christie's garden
• Blue geranium

Member of

• Masterpiece theatre (Television program)
• Mystery! (Television program)

Cataloging source

WIQ

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Costume designer, Sheena Napier ; composer, Dominik Sherrer ; editor, Matthew Tabern, Nick Arthurs, Elen Pierce Lewis ; production designer, Jeff Tessler ; director of photography, Cinders Forshaw, Chris Seager, Peter Greenhalgh

Dewey number

791.45/75

Language note

In English with optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing

LC call number

PN1992.77

LC item number

.M37 2010

PerformerNote

Julia McKenzie, (Mirror crack'd from side to side) Samuel Barnett, Hugh Bonneville, Brennan Brown, Olivia Darnley, Michele Dotrice, Lindsay Duncan, Nigel Harman, Martin Jarvis, Caroline Quentin, Charlotte Riley, Victoria Smurfit, Neil Stuke, Hannah Waddingham, Will Young, Joanna Lumley, (Secret of chimneys) Jonas Armstrong, Michelle Collins, Stephen Dillane, Edward Fox, Adam Godley, Anthony Higgins, Matthew Horne, Ruth Jones, Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Salt, (Blue geranium) Patrick Baladi, Claudie Blakley, David Calder, Caroline Catz, Jason Durr, Kevin R. McNally, Joanna Page, Paul Rhys, Claire Rushbrook, Donald Sinden, Sharon Small, Toby Stephens

Runtime

267

Technique

live action