Interfering the Course of Justice | Murder Most Foul | Warner Archive

Murder Most Foul (1964) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #MurderMostFoul
The shabby repertory company The Cosgood Players seems to specialize in mysteries as members of the troupe shuffle off this mortal coil in alarmingly rapid succession. Luckily, the Players have a detective in the cast: their newest (if not quite ingenue) thespian, the redoubtable Miss Marple. Margaret Rutherford takes her final bow as Miss Marple in "Murder Most Foul," a mystery most fun inspired by Agatha Christie's "Mrs. McGinty's Dead."
Directed By George Pollock
Starring Margaret Rutherford, Ron Moody, Charles 'Bud' Tingwell
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[@arnolt2590]

Dame Margaret Rutherford !

[@harpothehealer]

The brilliant and only true Miss Marple on screen for me.I Use to watch these when I was a kid they put them on TV. They way they are done they have the ability to have lots of dialogue not much happening for a young kid and yet but kept you engaged with their performances.I love these, thanks for upload.

[@Gayalert69]

Great performance from Margaret Rutherford....but its got absolutely nothing to do with Miss Marple or Agatha Christie.

[@francescajohnson2680]

I like the films

[@bartvanos1466]

Murder most foul was released in march 1965!

[@Iloveflowers2024]

I just watched the opening credits to the film and the Roman Numerals says MCMLXIV which is 1964. MCMLXV is 1965 And I also looked online and it also says released in 1964.

[@bartvanos1466]

@@Iloveflowers2024 Yes it was Made in 1964, but was in cinema in 1965. When you want to know when you saw a movie in the cinema, it ‘s for more than 50% in the following year of it’s release!