julia mckenzie miss marple they do it with mirrors

The solution is suggested by the episode's title, but you still won't get it till Miss Marple explains it all for you. As the family is preparing a musical revue to entertain the inmates, two murders seem to stump the police and, for a while, Miss Marple.

McKenzie further asserts her ownership of the role in 'They Do it With Mirrors,' featuring Joan Collins as the more worldly sister of Carrie-Louise Serrocold (Penelope Wilton) who, with her husband ( Brian Cox), runs a correctional facility for youthful offenders. When the woman herself is pushed to her death, Marple swings into action. 'Rye' is a satisfying film in some ways, but McKenzie doesn't really make much of an impression until next week's 'Murder Is Easy,' which begins with Marple's chance meeting of a woman on a train who tells her of a series of supposedly accidental deaths in her village. Miss Marple potters about here and there but doesn't really make herself a player until she untangles the mystery. Suspects include the murdered man's two squabbling sons, one of whom has returned after being banished by his late father, and the borderline creepy housekeeper Mary Dove. A wealthy businessman is poisoned at his country estate where Marple's former maid has found new employment until she, too, turns up dead, as well as the man's young wife.

Julia mckenzie miss marple they do it with mirrors