Feb 12, 2006 · The Moving Finger: Directed by Tom Shankland. With Geraldine McEwan, James D'Arcy, Ken Russell, Frances de la Tour. Troubled war veteran Jerry Burton and his sister Joanna rent a cottage in a seemingly tranquil English village which is plagued by a spate of poison pen letters... and murder.

Miss Marple: The Moving Finger: With Joan Hickson, Michael Culver, Deborah Appleby, Andrew Bicknell. The normally friendly village of Lymston is plagued by vile anonymous letters. When a mother of three takes her own life, following such a letter, Ms. Marple is not at all convinced things are as they seem.

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When a mother of three takes her own life, following such a letter, Ms. Marple is not at all convinced things are as they seem. Her old friend Maude Calthrop, wife of the village vicar, summons Miss Marple when several of the local residents receive a poison pen letter.

The Moving Finger sees Miss Marple sort out the unpleasant events in the small idyllic village of Lymstock. The identity of a writer of spiteful poison pen (PP) letters is revealed, and a killer is unmasked.

Miss Marple: The Moving Finger: With Joan Hickson, Michael Culver, Elizabeth Counsell, Deborah Appleby. The normally friendly village of Lymston is plagued by vile anonymous letters. When a mother of three takes her own life, following such a letter, Ms. Marple is not at all convinced things are as they seem.

The Moving Finger (2): Directed by Roy Boulting. With Joan Hickson, Michael Culver, Deborah Appleby, Andrew Bicknell. The truth about the murders - and the poison-pen letters - gradually emerges, although Miss Marple herself is menaced.

Lymstock is a town with more than its share of shameful secrets - a town where even a sudden outbreak of anonymous hate-mail causes only a minor stir. But when Mrs Symmington commits suicide as a result of one of the letters, Miss Marple believes that there is more to this case than meets the eye. Was Mrs Symmington murdered?

Miss Jane Marple: We are not put in this world to avoid danger - not when an innocent person's life is at stake!