Agatha Christie Movies

Murder She Said Margaret Rutherford, who had for decades played a succession of eccentric, often addled, characters on film and stage, made her debut as Miss Marple in the first of four films. Here Miss Marple takes a job as a domestic in order to work on a murder she actually saw committed. The film version involved eliminating the character of Mrs. McGillicuddy from the novel so that Miss Marple could witness the crime.
Murder at the Gallup Margaret Rutherford, Miss Marple begins to investigate when an old man is found dead, apparently frightened by a cat.

In 'Murder Ahoy' Margaret Rutherford, Miss Marple investigates murder on a naval cadet training ship. 'Murder At The Gallop' finds Miss Marple beginning an investigation when an old man is found dead, apparently frightened by a cat. 'Murder Most Foul' finds Miss Marple looking into a theatre murder after hearing all the evidence as a juror at the trial. In 'Murder, She Said' an elderly lady witnesses the death of a woman on a passing train and calls in Miss Marple to investigate the murder.