Wow!One of the best Marple adaptation of the whole series.
I loved this episode from beginning to end. The concept of the destinations of the coach trip as the setting for the story was ingenious and original, adding some extra excitement to the plot.
Not the most beautify filmed episode admittedly, though I found the overall atmosphere of the movie dark from start to finish giving an anticipated atmosphere throughout.
I thought the murderer's identity and motive was fantastic, however, faced with a rather obvious set of clues such as the strand of straw at the murder scene and the murderer's reaction to the mention of Verity I had guessed and guessed correctly their identity early on.
Anne Reid was perfect as Mother Agnes as was Amanda Burton as Sister Clotilde. Emily Woof and will Mellor fitted nicely as edgy couple Rowena and Martin Waddy with Adrian Rawlins as solicitor Derek Turnbull.
Music was beautiful as always and quite emotional in this episode given the circumstances.
Well filmed, great directing and a good film to relax in front of on a Saturday night and enjoy.
I loved this episode from beginning to end. The concept of the destinations of the coach trip as the setting for the story was ingenious and original, adding some extra excitement to the plot.
Not the most beautify filmed episode admittedly, though I found the overall atmosphere of the movie dark from start to finish giving an anticipated atmosphere throughout.
I thought the murderer's identity and motive was fantastic, however, faced with a rather obvious set of clues such as the strand of straw at the murder scene and the murderer's reaction to the mention of Verity I had guessed and guessed correctly their identity early on.
Anne Reid was perfect as Mother Agnes as was Amanda Burton as Sister Clotilde. Emily Woof and will Mellor fitted nicely as edgy couple Rowena and Martin Waddy with Adrian Rawlins as solicitor Derek Turnbull.
Music was beautiful as always and quite emotional in this episode given the circumstances.
Well filmed, great directing and a good film to relax in front of on a Saturday night and enjoy.