Murder Ahoy! (1964) | |
| Director(s) | George Pollock |
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| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
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Murder Ahoy! (1964) was a Mystery - Crime Film directed by George Pollock .
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Quotes from Murder Ahoy!
Captain Rhumstone:
[testily] One thing I can't stand is being disturbed when I'm curling my beard!
Miss Marple: [to Craddock] Embezzlement is one thing - proof of triple murder is another. Softly, softly catches monkey in a mousetrap.
Miss Marple: Are you implying that I am unhinged?
Det. Insp. Craddock: No. No, of course not!
Miss Marple: Then what are you implying, pray?
Det. Insp. Craddock: Well, just that you are temporarily not yourself.
Miss Marple: Chief Inspector, I am *always* myself!
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Miss Marple: [to Craddock] Embezzlement is one thing - proof of triple murder is another. Softly, softly catches monkey in a mousetrap.
Miss Marple: Are you implying that I am unhinged?
Det. Insp. Craddock: No. No, of course not!
Miss Marple: Then what are you implying, pray?
Det. Insp. Craddock: Well, just that you are temporarily not yourself.
Miss Marple: Chief Inspector, I am *always* myself!
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Facts about Murder Ahoy!
Miss Marple was the 1931 Ladies' National Fencing Champion.
The screenplay was not based on any published Agatha Christie story. It did, however, borrow a few obscure plot details from "They Do It With Mirrors" and there is a delightful moment when Miss Marple pays homage to Christie's long-running play, "The Mousetrap."
Margaret Rutherford undertook a month of fencing practice for the film's denouement.
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The screenplay was not based on any published Agatha Christie story. It did, however, borrow a few obscure plot details from "They Do It With Mirrors" and there is a delightful moment when Miss Marple pays homage to Christie's long-running play, "The Mousetrap."
Margaret Rutherford undertook a month of fencing practice for the film's denouement.
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