Título : | Misterio en el Caribe (1989) : Agatha Christie: Miss Marple | Otro título : | A Caribbean Mystery | Tipo de documento: | documento proyectable o vídeo | Autores: | Christopher Petit, ; Joan Hickson, Actor ; Donald Pleasence, Actor | Editorial: | Barcelona [España] : EuroMedia Vision, S.A. | Fecha de publicación: | 1989 | Número de páginas: | 110' | Il.: | il. col. | Dimensiones: | 19 cm | Idioma : | Español (spa) Inglés (eng) Idioma original : Inglés (eng) | Clasificación: | :Inglés:Cine y Documentales:Drama :Inglés:Cine y Documentales:Policíaca, Thriller, Cine Negro,
| Etiquetas: | sirvienta hotel detective investigación | Resumen: | Feeling poorly, Miss Marple's nephew sends her to Barbados for a bit of a holiday. She finds the holiday a bit of a bore and nowhere near as interesting as life in St. Mary Mead. Things get a bit more interesting when one of the guests, the elderly Major Palgrave, is found dead. The death is put down to natural causes until one of the maids finds medication belonging to another guest in the late major's room. When the maid is also found dead it is clear that the Major's oft-repeated tale of knowing a murderer - he was in the colonial police after leaving the army - convinces Miss Marple that the murderer is someone at the hotel. | Nota de contenido: | Subt.: castellano |
Misterio en el Caribe (1989) = A Caribbean Mystery : Agatha Christie: Miss Marple [documento proyectable o vídeo] / Christopher Petit, ; Joan Hickson, Actor ; Donald Pleasence, Actor . - Barcelona (C/ Elías Pagés, 19, 08035, España) : EuroMedia Vision, S.A., 1989 . - 110' : il. col. ; 19 cm. Idioma : Español ( spa) Inglés ( eng) Idioma original : Inglés ( eng) Clasificación: | :Inglés:Cine y Documentales:Drama :Inglés:Cine y Documentales:Policíaca, Thriller, Cine Negro,
| Etiquetas: | sirvienta hotel detective investigación | Resumen: | Feeling poorly, Miss Marple's nephew sends her to Barbados for a bit of a holiday. She finds the holiday a bit of a bore and nowhere near as interesting as life in St. Mary Mead. Things get a bit more interesting when one of the guests, the elderly Major Palgrave, is found dead. The death is put down to natural causes until one of the maids finds medication belonging to another guest in the late major's room. When the maid is also found dead it is clear that the Major's oft-repeated tale of knowing a murderer - he was in the colonial police after leaving the army - convinces Miss Marple that the murderer is someone at the hotel. | Nota de contenido: | Subt.: castellano |
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