Murder Most Foul
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Murder Most Foul

(1964)Directed by George Pollock90 minComedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
“New misdeeds are afoot afoot the footlights!”

Miss Jane Marple (Margaret Rutherford) sits on a jury that finds a man guilty of murder, and she alone is not convinced. She starts her own inquiry, which leads her to a touring theatre company run by H. Driffold Cosgood (Ron Moody). George Pollock films her through the dressing rooms and wings with Rutherford's chin set, Inspector Craddock (Charles Tingwell) trailing a few steps behind.

Margaret Rutherfordas Miss Jane Marple
Ron Moodyas H. Driffold Cosgood
Charles Tingwellas Inspector Craddock
Andrew Cruickshankas Justice Crosby
Megs Jenkinsas Gladys Thomas
Ralph Michaelas Ralph Summers
James Bolamas Bill Hanson
Stringer Davisas Jim Stringer
Francesca Annisas Sheila Upward
Pauline Jamesonas Maureen Summers
Annette Kerras Dorothy
Alison Seebohmas Eva McGonigall
Windsor Daviesas Sergeant Brick
Neil Stacyas Arthur
MGMaurice Goodas George Rowton
Stella Tanneras Florrie Harris
Dennis Priceas Harris Tumbrill
Terry Scottas Police Constable Wells
JAJohn Adamsas Constable (uncredited)
Edwin Appsas Police Constable Carrying Tea Tray (uncredited)
JAJack Armstrongas Jury Member (uncredited)
Sydney Arnoldas Vicar (uncredited)
Brian Batesas Solicitor / Man with Newspaper (uncredited)
Joe Beckettas Man in Court (uncredited)