St Peter and St Paul Church, Hoxne - village church.Elm House, Green Street, Hoxne, IP21 5AZ - Little Furze.Hoxne village shop and post office, Low Street - Lymston post office where the Burtons meet Maud Calthrop.

Hoxne, Suffolk - Lympston village scenes.

Carol Gleeson as Contralto (Mrs Dovesby).

Roger Ostime as Detective Inspector Crawford.

Geoffrey Davion as Police Superintendent Nash.

Elizabeth Counsell as Angela Symmington.

There is no mention of Jerry Burton marrying Megan or Joanna marrying Dr Griffith, although Miss Marple hints that both couples are good matches.

Megan does not go to stay at 'Little Furze' after her mother dies.

Beatrice's body was found by Megan slightly later than in the book, not the same evening but the next day.

The character of Agnes Woddell is eliminated so the second murder victim becomes Beatrice who left Little Furze to work for the Symmingtons.

Miss Marple arrives at Lymston earlier than in the novel, almost as soon as Jerry receives the first of the letters.

The action takes place at Lymston and not Lymstock with the house named 'The Furze' and not 'Little Furze'.

Grancy obsess over and objectify her-even after her death.The adaptation is very close to the original novel with only a few differences: Grancy’s deterioration and he sees how the men closest to Mrs. Though the story doesn’t contain much information about the narrator, he’s the lens through which the reader witnesses Mr. Grancy and has created a sort of shrine around her. Grancy’s portrait has been left to Claydon, the narrator is disturbed when he finds out that Claydon has restored the painting back to its original youthful portrayal of Mrs. Grancy through an illness that ultimately kills him, and he carries out his duty as one of the executors of Mr. The narrator sees this as a betrayal-a desecration of Mrs. Grancy, making her likeness look older to match Mr. Grancy called on their artist friend Claydon to alter Mr. He’s shocked and offended, however, when he finds out that Mr. Grancy’s unexpected death, he proves to be a loyal friend and visits Mr. Although the narrator doesn’t quite know how to comfort his Mr. Grancy, for her beauty and admires the couple’s seemingly happy relationship. He’s an observant, insightful man who frequently praises Mr.

The moving finger by agatha christie