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31 Jan 15
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I wonder whodunnit?
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Au Reservoir
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RIP, but for me it was Hickson or no one.
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She never did it for me as Miss Marple, but no doubt an accomplished actress. Margaret Rutherford was the daddy in that role.
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Bit harsh to judge her on Miss Marple, good as she was, given everything else she did. Always been a heroine of mine since she turned down her DBE. Seriously good actress.
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True, blackburn, she didn't have the Miss Marple role long,so that was a small percentage of her work.
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A woman who knew what was what.
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I loved her in Marple, I thought she did a good job
I do remember liking Margaret Rutherford, but to be fair that was played more for comedy |
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r.i.p. she earned her corn
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RIP
A wonderful actress |
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I remember hating the BBC Miss Marple she was horrible
 with a feminist undertone...I do not like those sort of womenMarple has had considerably more money spent it, evocative of a lost age, and I think both Marples are much truer to what Agatha Christy created.....incredibly intelligent, observant, an incredible intuition for human psychology... yet compassionate.....a women one can admire for such an incredible mind |
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Only Ebulgery could resort to a "feminist undertone" on a thread such as this
 . By the way, and for the avoidance of doubt, which two of the five? Miss Marples are true to what Agatha Christie meant. FFS - you can't even spell the author's name correctly |
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apologies..not the right place |
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I should have stuck to saying I liked her portrayal of Miss Marple.
I am aware Julia McKenzie has taken over who I also like, they play Miss Marple the same way |
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I love my spelling to the spell checker
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leave
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Oh dear
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