Murder at the Gallop (Original title)Agatha Christie's Murder at the Gallop (Alternative title)
Dates: 1963 (Copyright), 24 November 1963 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, USADirector: George Pollock
Synopsis: Miss Marple, whilst collecting for her favourite cause, arrives at Mr. Enderby's house to find him staggering down stairs to his death. All his relatives benefit equally from his will but his sister, Mrs. Lansquenet, believes he was murdered. Miss Marple has one clue, a piece of hardened mud found near the body, and with this she gets on the trail. Mrs Lansquenet is the next victim. The whole family congregate at 'The Gallop', Hector Enderby's hotel, where another death narrows the field. Miss Marple, convinced of the identity of the murderer, tricks him into coming out into the open.
Genre: Detective drama
Releases
Date: 1963Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 81 mins Length: 7299 Feet
Dates: 1963 (Copyright), 24 November 1963 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, USADirector: George Pollock
Synopsis: Miss Marple, whilst collecting for her favourite cause, arrives at Mr. Enderby's house to find him staggering down stairs to his death. All his relatives benefit equally from his will but his sister, Mrs. Lansquenet, believes he was murdered. Miss Marple has one clue, a piece of hardened mud found near the body, and with this she gets on the trail. Mrs Lansquenet is the next victim. The whole family congregate at 'The Gallop', Hector Enderby's hotel, where another death narrows the field. Miss Marple, convinced of the identity of the murderer, tricks him into coming out into the open.
Genre: Detective drama
Releases
Date: 1963Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 81 mins Length: 7299 Feet
Credits
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©: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios, Presented by/A MGM picture: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Presented by: Lawrence P. Bachmann, Produced by: George H. Brown, Production Manager: Sydney Streeter, Assistant Director: Basil Rayburn, [2nd Assistant Director]: Eddie Dorian, Continuity: Betty Harley, Casting Director: Irene Howard, Screenplay: James P. Cavanagh, [Screenplay]: David Pursall, Jack Seddon, Based on the novel "After the Funeral" by: Agatha Christie, Director of Photography: Arthur Ibbetson, Camera Operator: Paul Wilson, [Gaffer]: Fred Pretty, [Grip]: T. Kelly, [Stills]: John Hardman, Special Effects: Tom Howard, Film Editor: Bert Rule, Art Director: Frank White, [Assistant Art Director]: John Barry, [Production Buyer]: John Bigg, Wardrobe: Maude Churchill, [Women's Wardrobe]: Masada Wilmot, [Men's Wardrobe]: Charles Monet, Make-up: Eddie Knight, Hairdressing: Pearl Orton, Music Composed/Conducted by: Ron Goodwin, Recording Supervisor: A.W. Watkins, Sound Recordist: David Bowen, [Boom Operator]: Geoffrey Kidd, Dubbing Mixer: J.B. Smith, Sound Editor: Dennis Rogers, Sound System: Westrex Recording System, Made at: MGM British Studios
Cast
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Margaret Rutherford (Miss Marple), Robert Morley (Hector Enderby), Flora Robson (Miss Milchrist), Charles Tingwell (Inspector Craddock), Katya Douglas (Rosamund Shane), Stringer Davis (Mr Stringer), Robert Urquhart (George Crossfield), James Villiers (Michael Shane), Duncan Lamont (Hillman), Gordon Harris (Sergeant Bacon), Noel Howlett (Mr Trundell), Finlay Currie (Old Enderby), Kevin Stoney (Doctor Markwell)