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Reba 2022-09-18 23:18:48
If this is the truth of Grandma's disappearance, it would be too...
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Makayla 2022-09-18 06:59:05
Agatha Christie is different from Hitchcock's brief reversal of horror and fear, and not like Conan Doyle Holmes's repressed and meticulous gaffe, she is gentle and delicate, hiding murderous intentions, and often cuts human nature with sadness inner emotions. So, this movie is a joke, and the cute imagination is just proof of one-sided...
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Zion 2022-09-05 23:14:05
This is really good! Granny quarrels with Conan Doyle, chats with black fans, really...
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Adrianna 2022-09-05 20:16:51
So boring, smelly and...
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Jarvis 2022-09-05 18:59:07
In 1926, Agatha Christie, who was in a marital crisis, was found missing. The police dispatched patrols to find her and found the car she had left on the side of the road, but the famous detective novelist was not found until 11 days later. Agatha claimed that she lost her memory... This incident became the most mysterious part of Agatha's life, which she did not disclose in her autobiography, so it gave later creators a lot of room for imagination, from "Doctor Who" to this The movie, all...
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Beulah 2022-09-05 18:54:39
It's relatively mediocre, not as good as documentaries like The Mystery of Agatha Christie or Agatha Christie Code (this is from Channel 5, what the hell is BBC in the commonly used label, "There is only one TV station in the...
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Darrion 2022-09-05 17:56:18
It's a delusional fan www of the time when the grandma disappeared. He went to help a pair of lily partners to find the truth of the murder, and by the way, he helped a girl who was raped... The background and handling of the case itself are quite the time of grandma, but the tricks of the case are a bit casual... and Don't want to see a lunatic murdering and being shielded by Love's mother? ? Detective is good. Jazz's scene in it is particularly funny www and the post office people complained...
Agatha and the Truth of Murder Comments
Agatha and the Truth of Murder quotes
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[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has told Agatha Christie that he once suffered from writer's block and cured it by designing a golf course, and recommends that Agatha should do the same when she asks his advice because her readers are guessing the identity of the culprits in her books. She consults Sir Hugh Persimmion, an expert on golf course design]
Agatha Christie: I want to design a golf course.
Sir Hugh Persimmion: I see. Really?
Agatha Christie: Yes.
Sir Hugh Persimmion: Well, in that case, I'm afraid my answer's quite short. You can't.
Agatha Christie: Excuse me?
Sir Hugh Persimmion: [patronisingly] There isn't a golf club I know that would commission a design from a woman. I understand there has been a trend of late for ladies to golf. But really, the sheer complexity of a designer's task is beyond the capabilities of a woman. No matter how capable that woman is.
Agatha Christie: [smiling ingratiatingly] I see. I hadn't realised. But thinking about it, how could I have been so stupid? Imagine a woman being able to design the preamble to putting something small in a hole. A woman might just present the hole and have done. And where would be the fun in that? There'd be nothing to groom, for a start.
[she stands up]
Agatha Christie: [still smiling sweetly] Thank you for your time. It's been pointless.
[Sir Hugh looks nonplussed as he realises that Agatha's charming "climbdown" and farewell were actually intended to be highly insulting - and highly suggestive as well]
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Detective Inspector Dicks: Although I would rather be here than searching for authors in bushes, I do not like working with one hand tied behind my back.
