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Troops FYI: the harpsichord part is a figured bass - meaning it's up to the performer to improvise whatever strikes his/her fancy. If the conductor didn't think this performance was over the top, well . . .

How have I managed to miss this guy??? (Dmitri) I'm such a sucker for baritones anyway but this is QUIte a voice (not to mention a FACE!)

What incredible sounds! I'm just discovering bass saxs (and all the other saxophones as well) because of Rainer Fox. (I'm an old vocalist so wind instruments are not something I ever had to deal with). Thanks for posting this.

This was brilliant! I never knew he did Bad Guys - but I must admit, I prefer his good guys best (fell in love with him in Out Of Africa). Thanks for showing just what a brilliant actor he is. 8-)

Sadly, this is one of Firth's best scenes from the entire series. Can anyone load the whole show? There is some good stuff, including John Castle looking sullen and doing some film "magic" which isn't very magical. But it's a good show all in all.

What is the music you've used for this? It's gorgeous. Is it a soundtrack from a film?

Go Clark!

This is a great film. Someone please upload the entire thing! Great cast and VERY thrilling!

Just read this and am pleased to find that it was done as a Poirot episode. I didn't much like Dr Christow in the book either - what a selfish man, and his dedication to medicine is no excuse for cheating on his wife.

"Kilner jars" in America are Mason jars.

This is the consummate professional. Budding actors should listen to Mr Suchet.

Thank goodness she could navigate the track and fall on her bum!

Amazing cast, don'cha'think?

reminds me of crazy tommy in the professionals 8-)

Anybody out there familiar with Ravel's "La Valse"? I can see a bunch of animated characters in the style of Dora Standpipe waltzing all over a flat checkerboard surface and eventually falling off the edge. So go to it, young animators!

Not only was Chuck Jones a visual genius, but for Carl Stalling to paraphrase Wagner is incredible. Hooray for both.

I spent my 50th birthday in Keswick. It's magical and this really brings back some great memories. 8-)

Amazing. Especially when you check his stuff from the early 90s - he was, uh, chubby? No offense - I love him and want to adopt him! 8-)

Only a guy with the muscle tone of Eddie could wear those AWFUL heals and walk about like he's in cross trainers 8-)

Great! Loved this series 8-) !

It's fun to see Mr Castle reprising Inspector Craddock (he was in A Muder Is Announced - the best Miss Marple episode ever) - altho I'm still trying to figure how Dermot Craddock went from the local Inspector to Miss Marple's "nephew". Does she adopt everyone as as nephews and nieces?

Looking over all the comments, THIS is why Elmer Bernstein was such a genuis. He could evoke such feelings for some many people. And yes, I still have the same feelings ofter all these years and having seen the movie (the geratest ever) at least a million times!

I remember seeing this movie at theater - what we would have given in 60s to have a thing like YouTube!!!!!

Peter Schreier has the cleanest tone. Amazing!

I believe "Bunny" is a diminutive for Barbara, but don't quote me.

The castle in Scotland is the same one in Monarch of the Glen.

JohnCastle's Craddock is the BEST dectective of all the ones in all the Miss Marples. I feel this is his best role in all his films, but that's just me 8-).

Your imagery with this music is stunning. Thanks! 8-)

Clarkson is a birder???!!! So who else is a wingnut???

Egad! Oh dear 8-( !

can't get much better than Top Gear meets Ground Force for hysteria! Whatta mess!!!

I've been a huge Francescatti fan since my best friend turned me onto him 40 years ago (!). Check out his Beethoven Violin Concerto. It's fabulous!