Murder Ahoy 1964
"New mischief amidst the mizzen-masts!"
When a board meeting turns deadly on board a seafaring vessel, the sharp-witted Miss Marple dives into investigation after discovering traces of poison on a deceased trustee.
Director: George Pollock
Cast
Margaret Rutherford
Miss Jane Marple
Lionel Jeffries
Captain Rhumstone
Stringer Davis
Jim Stringer
Charles Tingwell
Inspector Craddock
William Mervyn
Breeze-Connington
Henry Oscar
Lord Rudkin
Joan Benham
Alice Fanbraid
Nicholas Parsons
Dr. Crump
Miles Malleson
Bishop
Derek Nimmo
Sub-Lt. Eric Humbert
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Murder Ahoy (1964) about?
When a trustee dies unexpectedly during a board meeting, Miss Marple suspects foul play after finding chemical traces on the victim. She ventures aboard a ship to uncover the truth, leading her through a maze of suspects and secrets aboard a vessel brimming with maritime intrigue.
Who directed Murder Ahoy?
Murder Ahoy was directed by George Pollock, known for his work in the Miss Marple film series.
Who stars in Murder Ahoy?
The film stars Margaret Rutherford as the legendary Miss Marple, alongside Lionel Jeffries, Stringer Davis, and Charles Tingwell in pivotal roles.
Is Murder Ahoy (1964) worth watching?
A delightful mix of mystery and comedy, Murder Ahoy offers a charming whodunit with Margaret Rutherford's iconic performance at its heart. While not a high-octane thriller, its clever twists and lighthearted tone make it a worthwhile watch for fans of classic detective stories.
How long is Murder Ahoy?
Murder Ahoy has a runtime of 93 minutes.
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About Murder Ahoy (1964) — A Seafaring Mystery with Miss Marple
When a board meeting turns deadly on board a seafaring vessel, the sharp-witted Miss Marple dives into investigation after discovering traces of poison on a deceased trustee. Directed by George Pollock, this 1964 whodunit blends classic mystery with playful comedy, as the eccentric sleuth navigates a shipboard setting swarming with suspects. With a knack for uncovering secrets, Miss Marple unravels a web of deceit that stretches across the high seas, proving that even the most tranquil voyages can hide the darkest crimes.
Murder Ahoy (1964) stands as the fourth and final installment in Margaret Rutherford's iconic portrayal of Agatha Christie's beloved amateur detective, Miss Marple. Infused with Rutherford's signature charm and a dash of maritime mischief, the film delivers a lighthearted yet suspenseful escape, packed with clever twists and an ensemble cast that brings the ship's eccentric characters to life. The perfect blend of humor, intrigue, and seafaring suspense awaits those who dare to board this mysterious voyage.
