4 videodiscs (approximately 372 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Notes:
Geraldine McEwan, (Towards zero) Tom Baker, Saffron Burrows, Alan Davies, Julie Graham, Paul Nicholls, Julian Sands, Zoe Tapper, Greg Wise, Eileen Atkins, (Nemesis) Ronni Ancona, Johnny Briggs, Amanda Burton, George Cole, Graeme Garden, Richard E. Grant, Lee Ingleby, Will Mellor, Laura-Michelle Kelly, Adrian Rawlins, Anne Reid, Dan Stevens, Ruth Wilson, Emily Woof, (At Bertram's Hotel) Francesca Annis, Emily Beecham, Nicholas Burns, Peter Davison, Mark Heap, Charles Kay, Stephen Mangan, Martine McCutcheon, Mary Nighy, Mica Paris, Vincent Regan, Hannah Spearritt, Ed Stoppard, Polly Walker, (Ordeal by Innocence) Richard Armitage, Camille Coduri, Bryan Dick, Michael Feast, Burn Gorman, Pippa Haywood, Denis Lawson, Stephanie Leonidas, Gugu Mbatha Raw, Julian Rhind Tutt, Tom Riley, Reece Shearsmith, Lisa Stansfield, Alison Steadman, Juliet Stevenson, Jane Seymour.
Summary:
Miss Marple returns to help solve mysteries with her keen powers of observation and her quiet common-sense analysis. Towards zero: Eyebrows arch when the dashing Wimbledon tennis star Nevile Strange arrives with his attractive new wife, even though the first wife is also attending. Miss Marple observes the tightly wound group as they holiday by the sea, sensing the sexual tensions and unresolved jealousies that lead to murder. Nemesis: Miss Marple receives a request from an old friend, the recently deceased Mr. Rafiel, to investigate a possible crime. The only direction he leaves her is to look for clues on a mystery bus tour. At Bertram's Hotel: Revisiting a glamorous London hotel that she remembers fondly from her girlhood, Miss Marple finds that nothing has changed, including the atmosphere of danger beneath its highly polished veneer. Ordeal by Innocence: Miss Marple is invited to a wedding of her former housemaid Gwenda, and her fianc? Leo Argyle. Leo's grown children and family are still reeling from the murder of their mother and the execution of their brother Jacko for the crime. A stranger arrives who exonerates Jacko, leading all to realize that the real murderer is still in their midst.
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