Such excellent acting and set in a splendid period when England was arguably still at its last best. Not a Golden Age to be sure but very nearly it - a very comfortable reassuring time when our policemen and the elderly were respected by the majority, we had war heroes with ladies and gentlemen who all knew how to behave properly in public at least.
It was a fantasy. That is why they are entertaining.The world of films and television is not a real one. Yet people like you think base your lives on them and even vote on the basis of misunderstanding this.
@@marshhen Firstly I know it’s a fantasy, but the backdrop to these stories is a real enough world of itself. Secondly, you don’t how I vote or what prompts me to vote.
Yes!!! The best Miss Marple. The newer ones are overblown and florid and off the beam as far as being anything like the books. Sorry.....I needed to vent!!
Joan Hickson is Miss Marple...there can t be a better one...Julie Mc Kenzie is quite close and Geraldine ? was in no way Miss Marple. Miss Marple knew people like her but would not have befriended them . And then I like how The Joan Hickson Miss Marple sticks to the book, every inch how Agatha Christie imagined her. I hate when they change the plot and you don t even recognize the initial story anymore and sometimes even with a different ending...Why do authors have to "modernize" an already perfect plot....
It sounds absolutely wonderful when they say "let's have a nice cup of tea", but then I remember the English tea that is more milk than tea and it spoils it all. To me a nice cup of tea is with a drop of fresh lemon. The first time I was in London and bought a cup of tea, I thought they had misunderstood when they gave me this cup of milky stuff. Also the first time a mother of a friend asked me if I would like to stay for tea and I happily said yes, and I couldn't understand why she then started cooking. She made bacon, eggs, fries and sausages and one pork chop, which turned out to be for me and everyone in the family was looking enviously at my pork chop. It turned out tea was dinner and as this was not a well to do family, they bought a pork chop only for their guest (such sweet people). So I explained that I was so sorry but I was a vegetarian and the two kids got to share the meat:) It can be very surprising how different meaning a word has in another country.
@@sarahbrightmore3749 No I'm Danish and I love my tea with a slice of lemon and I have been a tea drinker since childhood and never drink coffee (I lived in the US for 3 years as a child). When I was on vacation in the US last year my cousin had stacked up on lemons for my tea:) I love England though and have been there many times. Stay safe!!
@@MissWitchiepoo Haha, yeah milk in your tea is a given in the UK, even though I live in Australia now (maybe because it was colonised by the English) your considered weird if you don't have it in your tea or coffee! You too!! Glad to find a fellow Marple fan 😊
MissWitchiepoo ...I remember being told, as a student in England, that tea with lemon was called Russian tea. It’s served in a tall glass mug rather than a tea cup
@@christinelachance8012 I have never heard it called Russian Tea, it's funny the differences in peoples taste buds. In my country we have a word called HYGGE and that word has been added to the English dictionary, because it's one of the things people love about my country and want to have too. The closest I can get to a translate is being cosy. When my daughter was growing up I would say that now we are going to hygge and we would take all our feather filled pillows and comforter and put it in the sofa and make a pot of tea and have goodies and wear our pj's, that is hygge, but it can be anything that makes you just feel really good and I can tell you that whenever I am going to hygge it always means a cup of tea, so whenever I watch these tv shows and I hear them ask if anyone would like a cup of tea, it just makes me feel like I must have tea too:)
This is actually the moving finger part 2 . much better video quality than part 1 and better than the other part 2 with the arabic subtitles ( nothing against arabs . just using that as a description) titled the death letters part 2 . as far as i know there is no part 3 for this episode. there was another miss marple series, different actress who plays miss marple , different adaptation , which came later and also another moving finger was adapted from christie too .
its in yiu tube. not that easy to find but there definitely. try the menu u der part 3. wish they were a little more organized. but glad i coukd find some of them.
its in yiu tube. not that easy to find but there definitely. try the menu u der part 3. wish they were a little more organized. but glad i coukd find some of them.h
Geraldine McEwan did well, but was always let down by most of the supporting cast, sentimentalised sets and by some chocolate box camera shots. The Joan Hickson versions are always going to be difficult to beat. Not only was she outstanding, but settings and filming were sublime. I will purchase only this entire set, having watch every one, several times before. There is still something in them that seems always fresh and refreshing. Vince
They left out a whole segment of this story. What happened to Beatrice? She wanted to speak with Partridge. Then she was found dead in the coal cellar in the basement. What had happened? Well she had seen Symington return home to deliver that poison pen letter to his wife, and then pretend that he was at work all day. But Beatrice saw him from the Symington house window upstairs. This bothered her and she wanted to speak to Partridge about it. The death of Beatrice is missing from the story. That whole segment was cut out. Unbelievable!
Miss Marple explained at the end that Beatrice saw NOTHING. No postman came by, nobody else stoped by the house. So, slowly she started wondering How the anonymous letter got to the house. So Mr. Simmington didn’t want her talking about it and raising questions. I hope it helps.
Joan Hickson is the perfect Miss Marple. Geraldine McEwan was miscast in the role, and was not the right type to play Miss Marple. Also, the Joan Hickson episodes stayed close to the original stories. The Geraldine McEwan episodes took Agatha Christie's stories and rewrote them into unrecognizable and ridiculous junk.
Μας ζιτατε να Κάνουμε Ενγραφη με ένα κλικ το Κάναμε πως θ Καταλάβουμε την τενια όταν δε ξέρουμε Αγγλικά είμαστε στην Ελλάδα παρακαλο Υπότιτλους στην Γλώσσα μας ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΆ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΟΥΜΕ
Noone can play Jane Marple better than Joan Hickson! Geraldine McEwan's rendition wasn't too bad , but Julie McKenzie's interpretation.....Dreadful!!! Plus the episodes with J.M. are awful in themselves, with storylines changed, timelines modernised, that sort of thing. Nope. Give me Joan Hickson any day!!!
I do not I repeat do not want to be rude but wen I saw the childrens nanny I can fully guarantee it definitely wasn't my finger that was moving wat a gorgeous babe my other finger was moving ie Rupert was moving down stairs that nanny can look for the soap in my bath tub anytime ie that episode shud be named ie moving Rupert
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This is the better version of the Moving Finger. I have always liked Joan Hickson as Miss Marple.She was the best of the three Marples
eee : sorry but Margaret Rutherford RULES !!!
True! Joan Hickson all the way!
Моя любимая мисс Марпл,когда сажусь вязать,вспоминаю ее всегда😊
I just adore Joan Hickson as Miss Marple.
This actress is my favorite Ms. Marple.
I love the village in this episode. A happy place to live. After Joan Hickson, I don't watch any other version of Ms. Marple.
A tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Arlo Saul Yup, been using Flixzone for since december myself :)
Indeed, a timeless reassuring place.
Same here. For me, Joan Hickson is Miss Marple.
I don't blame you. The latest replacement, Julie McKenzie is absolutely dreadful!!
Is it only me or is anyone else out there just wanting to hug Miss Marple.
God almighty an excellent series
Such excellent acting and set in a splendid period when England was arguably still at its last best. Not a Golden Age to be sure but very nearly it - a very comfortable reassuring time when our policemen and the elderly were respected by the majority, we had war heroes with ladies and gentlemen who all knew how to behave properly in public at least.
It was a fantasy. That is why they are entertaining.The world of films and television is not a real one. Yet people like you think base your lives on them and even vote on the basis of misunderstanding this.
@@marshhen Firstly I know it’s a fantasy, but the backdrop to these stories is a real enough world of itself. Secondly, you don’t how I vote or what prompts me to vote.
Thank you ☺️ ジョーン．ヒクソンが
大好きです🎉大事に保存します…とっても嬉しい
幸せです。ありがとうございます♪🙏
Welcome back Agatha's REAL story and REAL characters.
LOL
Yes!!! The best Miss Marple. The newer ones are overblown and florid and off the beam as far as being anything like the books. Sorry.....I needed to vent!!
Joan Hickson is Miss Marple...there can t be a better one...Julie Mc Kenzie is quite close and Geraldine ? was in no way Miss Marple. Miss Marple knew people like her but would not have befriended them . And then I like how The Joan Hickson Miss Marple sticks to the book, every inch how Agatha Christie imagined her. I hate when they change the plot and you don t even recognize the initial story anymore and sometimes even with a different ending...Why do authors have to "modernize" an already perfect plot....
Totally agree. Joan Hickson the perfect Miss Marple
GERALDINE MCEWAN IS MISS MARPLE
@@LE-zy2od Joan Hickson is Miss Marple.
@@SymphonyBrahms Geraldine McEwan is Miss Marple
Megan looks like princess diana.
Hahahahahahahahahaha......Riiiight.......
Aloha from Hawaii and Mahalo for positng this series, my favorite all time actress, Miss Marple, Joan Greenwood.
Hickson!!!!!
Joan Hickson.
It sounds absolutely wonderful when they say "let's have a nice cup of tea", but then I remember the English tea that is more milk than tea and it spoils it all. To me a nice cup of tea is with a drop of fresh lemon. The first time I was in London and bought a cup of tea, I thought they had misunderstood when they gave me this cup of milky stuff. Also the first time a mother of a friend asked me if I would like to stay for tea and I happily said yes, and I couldn't understand why she then started cooking. She made bacon, eggs, fries and sausages and one pork chop, which turned out to be for me and everyone in the family was looking enviously at my pork chop. It turned out tea was dinner and as this was not a well to do family, they bought a pork chop only for their guest (such sweet people). So I explained that I was so sorry but I was a vegetarian and the two kids got to share the meat:) It can be very surprising how different meaning a word has in another country.
Haha I know, I'm English and when I took my boyfriend over there to meet my family he had a similar dilemma. Are you American by any chance?
@@sarahbrightmore3749 No I'm Danish and I love my tea with a slice of lemon and I have been a tea drinker since childhood and never drink coffee (I lived in the US for 3 years as a child). When I was on vacation in the US last year my cousin had stacked up on lemons for my tea:) I love England though and have been there many times. Stay safe!!
@@MissWitchiepoo Haha, yeah milk in your tea is a given in the UK, even though I live in Australia now (maybe because it was colonised by the English) your considered weird if you don't have it in your tea or coffee! You too!! Glad to find a fellow Marple fan 😊
MissWitchiepoo ...I remember being told, as a student in England, that tea with lemon was called Russian tea. It’s served in a tall glass mug rather than a tea cup
@@christinelachance8012 I have never heard it called Russian Tea, it's funny the differences in peoples taste buds. In my country we have a word called HYGGE and that word has been added to the English dictionary, because it's one of the things people love about my country and want to have too. The closest I can get to a translate is being cosy. When my daughter was growing up I would say that now we are going to hygge and we would take all our feather filled pillows and comforter and put it in the sofa and make a pot of tea and have goodies and wear our pj's, that is hygge, but it can be anything that makes you just feel really good and I can tell you that whenever I am going to hygge it always means a cup of tea, so whenever I watch these tv shows and I hear them ask if anyone would like a cup of tea, it just makes me feel like I must have tea too:)
they made Megan to look like princess Di.
Yeah. But at least she looks better.
I'm not complaining lol
whats with the inspector's voice? he talks like a machine! cracke me up ahah
Love the series thank you ♥️👍
I think Geraldine mcewan acts like a miss Marple who's on heroine
@@michaeldevaney5728 Geraldine is a terrible Miss Marple. Joan Hickson is the best Miss Marple.
@@SymphonyBrahms what are yu talking about I said Joan hickson is in my estimation the best miss Marple ever so what are yu talking about
This is actually the moving finger part 2 . much better video quality than part 1 and better than the other part 2 with the arabic subtitles ( nothing against arabs . just using that as a description) titled the death letters part 2 . as far as i know there is no part 3 for this episode. there was another miss marple series, different actress who plays miss marple , different adaptation , which came later and also another moving finger was adapted from christie too .
Anyone know where I could find parts 1 & 2 to this? Why is it just part 3? Thanks!
its in yiu tube. not that easy to find but there definitely. try the menu u der part 3. wish they were a little more organized. but glad i coukd find some of them.
its in yiu tube. not that easy to find but there definitely. try the menu u der part 3. wish they were a little more organized. but glad i coukd find some of them.h
Sabina Franklin.
That comment isn't meant with any offence I'm been totally complimentary and honest god bless her xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx
such a lovely village
Hoxne in Suffolk
I like Mr. Pye's house. He has such nice things.
Joan Hickson is miss marple. I don't even watch the others they make a mockery of it
Geraldine McEwan is Miss Marple
Yes, Joan Hickson is the defining actress for the role
Geraldine McEwan did well, but Hickson has been the best
Geraldine McEwan did well, but was always let down by most of the supporting cast, sentimentalised sets and by some chocolate box camera shots. The Joan Hickson versions are always going to be difficult to beat. Not only was she outstanding, but settings and filming were sublime. I will purchase only this entire set, having watch every one, several times before. There is still something in them that seems always fresh and refreshing. Vince
I totally agree with you. Joan Hickson did a great job.
miss Holland looks like Gwyneth Paltrow
Miss Holland is lovely
it is Paltrow, i think!
She's a lot prettier and healthier-looking than G. P.
X favor pongan subtitulos en español GRACIAS
It is interesting that dr. Griffin has a strong Welsh accent and his sister does not.
Are the first two episodes available?
They left out a whole segment of this story. What happened to Beatrice? She wanted to speak with Partridge. Then she was found dead in the coal cellar in the basement. What had happened? Well she had seen Symington return home to deliver that poison pen letter to his wife, and then pretend that he was at work all day. But Beatrice saw him from the Symington house window upstairs. This bothered her and she wanted to speak to Partridge about it. The death of Beatrice is missing from the story. That whole segment was cut out. Unbelievable!
Miss Marple explained at the end that Beatrice saw NOTHING. No postman came by, nobody else stoped by the house. So, slowly she started wondering How the anonymous letter got to the house. So Mr. Simmington didn’t want her talking about it and raising questions. I hope it helps.
do you have part 1 and 2 ; )) Great quality ; ))
Where's part 1 and 2?
🙏❤️
Χωρίς Ηποτιτλους δεν μπορούμε Να Παρακολουθησουμε θέλουμε Ελληνικούς Ηποτιτλους Ευχαριστουμε
Megan ages about 20 years when she’s made over. Awful. She’s much prettier as the little waif.
😢 Por favor,coloque legendas em português
Joan Hickson is miss Marple. The worst miss Marple was geràldine McEwan She was a disaster as Miss Marple
You're right. I found her portrayal of Miss Marple, irritating.
@@lindas4562 Joan hickory is bad
Joan Hickson was superb as Miss Marple. Geraldine McEwan was terrible as Miss Marple.
Joan Hickson is the perfect Miss Marple. Geraldine McEwan was miscast in the role, and was not the right type to play Miss Marple. Also, the Joan Hickson episodes stayed close to the original stories. The Geraldine McEwan episodes took Agatha Christie's stories and rewrote them into unrecognizable and ridiculous junk.
Όλοι δεν Ξέρουμε Αγγλικά Είμαστε στην ΕΛΛΆΔΑ ΘΈΛΟΥΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΜΕΤΑΓΛΟΤΙΣΗ ΣΤΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΆ ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΟΎΜΕ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΟΥΜΕ
GERALDINE MCEWAN is miss Marple
ieder zijn meug.
I disagree. It is still Joan Hickson's crown!
@@rewired1108 👍👍👍
@@frankvochteloo4162 lol
Joan Hickson is Miss Marple.
Μας ζιτατε να Κάνουμε Ενγραφη με ένα κλικ το Κάναμε πως θ Καταλάβουμε την τενια όταν δε ξέρουμε Αγγλικά είμαστε στην Ελλάδα παρακαλο Υπότιτλους στην Γλώσσα μας ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΆ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΟΥΜΕ
loved the way angela landsbury played marple: wild and zany a bit.
Angela Lansbury was hopeless - the wrong actress in every way.
@@rewired1108 poppycock!
Good on you Teenie Beenie, but you are still wrong. Vince
Noone can play Jane Marple better than Joan Hickson! Geraldine McEwan's rendition wasn't too bad , but Julie McKenzie's interpretation.....Dreadful!!! Plus the episodes with J.M. are awful in themselves, with storylines changed, timelines modernised, that sort of thing. Nope. Give me Joan Hickson any day!!!
𝙿𝚊𝚛𝚝 𝚝𝚠𝚘
I do not I repeat do not want to be rude but wen I saw the childrens nanny I can fully guarantee it definitely wasn't my finger that was moving wat a gorgeous babe my other finger was moving ie Rupert was moving down stairs that nanny can look for the soap in my bath tub anytime ie that episode shud be named ie moving Rupert
How rude.
Two words: Geraldine McEwen
No no! Only Joan Hickson as Miss Marple.
@@rewired1108 👍👍👍
2 words, moron, moron.
@@rewired1108 lol
Eh? Seriously???