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Miss Marple: À l'hôtel Bertram

Titre original : Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel
  • Mini-série télévisée
  • 1987
  • 55min
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Joan Hickson in Miss Marple: À l'hôtel Bertram (1987)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring a stay at one of London's most elegant and venerable hotels Miss Marple uncovers a sinister undercurrent of corruption and murder beneath Bertram's stuffy veneer.During a stay at one of London's most elegant and venerable hotels Miss Marple uncovers a sinister undercurrent of corruption and murder beneath Bertram's stuffy veneer.During a stay at one of London's most elegant and venerable hotels Miss Marple uncovers a sinister undercurrent of corruption and murder beneath Bertram's stuffy veneer.

  • Casting principal
    • Joan Hickson
    • Caroline Blakiston
    • Helena Michell
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,5/10
    2,3 k
    MA NOTE
    • Casting principal
      • Joan Hickson
      • Caroline Blakiston
      • Helena Michell
    • 33avis d'utilisateurs
    • 5avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Rôles principaux24

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    Joan Hickson
    Joan Hickson
    • Miss Marple
    • 1987
    Caroline Blakiston
    Caroline Blakiston
    • Bess Sedgwick
    • 1987
    Helena Michell
    • Elvira Blake
    • 1987
    James Cossins
    James Cossins
    • Colonel Luscombe
    • 1987
    Joan Greenwood
    Joan Greenwood
    • Selina Hazy
    • 1987
    George Baker
    George Baker
    • Chief Inspector Fred Davy
    • 1987
    Preston Lockwood
    Preston Lockwood
    • Canon Pennyfather
    • 1987
    Irene Sutcliffe
    • Miss Gorringe
    • 1987
    Brian McGrath
    • Michael Gorman
    • 1987
    Neville Phillips
    Neville Phillips
    • Henry
    • 1987
    Robert Reynolds
    • Ladislaus Malinowski
    • 1987
    Peter Baldwin
    • Mr. Humfries
    • 1987
    Kate Duchêne
    Kate Duchêne
    • Rose
    • 1987
    Henrietta Voigts
    • Alice
    • 1987
    Philip Bretherton
    Philip Bretherton
    • Det. Inspector Campbell
    • 1987
    Douglas Milvain
    Douglas Milvain
    • Sir Ronald Graves
    • 1987
    Edward Burnham
    Edward Burnham
    • Dr. Whittaker
    • 1987
    Randal Herley
    • Richard Egerton
    • 1987
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    catman47

    A delightful adaptation of Ms. Christie's novel

    The direction, acting and total production is wonderfully done in this adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel. The leading actress is superb...from the first scene which juxtaposes the arrival of Miss Marple and Lady Bess Sedgewick arrive at Bertram's Hotel is a joy of contrasts and adept editing. Throughout the film this actress (playing Lady Bess} is mesmerizing! The whole production does a fine job of recapturing the late 1950's England. A fine addition to the Joan Hickson/Miss Marple series!

    What a gift to have the Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot series on DVD.
    9Antonio-37

    Dotty characters every one!

    This movie made from Agatha Christie's novel is all about dotty characters, and not really about crime. Christie was the master at crafting characters and places. These were the essence of her novels, which placed them apart and well above more routine mystery stories.

    There's Miss Marple, the epitome of the spinster lady of good manners and breeding, if a little on the inquisitive side. Always aware of what's going on around her, collecting all gossip and facts which she will use to solve the murder that baffles the police. Joan Hickson played the best Miss Marple; she was Miss Marple - all cardigans and tweed skirts.

    There's Col. Luscombe the old bachelor who couldn't be more unsuited to his role as guardian of a comely girl. Clueless as to parenting, and as unfeeling as only old bachelors can be.

    There's Lady Selina Hazy, a dotty old dear if there ever was one. Ever gossiping, knowing something about just every one, she's the quintessential lady who rattles on and on. See her stick to Miss Marple like gum to a shoe. And Miss Marple is gentlewoman enough to allow her.

    Chief Inspector Davy is the dull, if gentlemanly copper. Played by George Baker, who's also Chief Inspector Wexford in the Ruth Rendell mysteries. Hangs about the Betram Hotel eating muffins, while undercover to investigate some robberies.

    Canon Pennyfather is the old gent gone vague, the absolutely most absent minded fellow there was. Definitely bats in his belfry.

    Miss Gorringe is the receptionist at the hotel, ever stuffy and condescending to the guests.

    Henry is the doorman, or concierge since we are in exclusive Mayfair, London.

    Ladislaus is the oily racing car driver and two-timer.

    We see a fabulous cameo of an Indian waiter played by Rashid Karapiet, who had played Dr. Das in Passage to India (1984).

    Don't watch this movie for the crime, or the brilliant detective work and clever solution. But do watch it if you enjoy characterizations that amuse. Do watch it if you enjoy a brilliant author at her best, expertly crafting the oddest bunch of characters to ever fill a hotel.

    Compliments to the director for bringing these characters to life!
    aramis-112-804880

    Hickson and Baker guide us through a difficult yarn

    Late and rather convoluted Christie novel gets first-class treatment.

    Staying in a swanky, old-fashioned London hotel for the first time since she was a girl, nosy Jane Marple stumbles onto a baffling series of events involving a missing clergyman, a beautiful heiress in distress, a female thrill-seeker, a race car driver and a big robbery.

    Highlights include George Baker as a Gilbert and Sullivan singing policeman. Baker's role is so pleasantly jolly it seems a shame, in retrospect, he's played so many parts where he's always cross. He's a delight.

    Joan Greenwood makes a welcome appearance but it's sad to see her looking so old and tired, she was so sultry in movies like "Man in a White Suit" and "The Importance of Being Earnest" where she held her own against the likes of Alec Guinness and Michael Redgrave; and especially the exchange she has in the latter with Dorothy Tutin. Good company! Both are movies more worth seeing than this ("Earnest" is worth seeing just to hear Edith Evans say "A handbag?")

    The plot's still convoluted, and one may have to watch it more than once to figure all the ins and outs; but it's fun to see Marple visit a diner where they're playing "Rock with the Caveman."

    Joan Hickson is still the consummate Marple.
    7deansscreen

    Mystifying Mystery

    It's a good thing this film is well acted and, for the most part, well photographed. The plot almost ruins the story, since it's ridden with "deus ex machina" devices that Christie must have dreamed up in a desperate attempt to finish the novel for her publishers (unless the fault lies with the screenwriter, of course). I recommend watching strictly for the atmosphere and most of the acting, although the actress in the key role of the spoiled daughter might have benefited from more experience. All in all, watch this one only if you need a break from the estimable Midsomer Murders.
    10Sleepin_Dragon

    It's just gorgeous

    Miss Marple checks into lavish London hotel, 'Bertam's,' a place she stayed as a young girl. However, beneath the facade, Bertram's isn't all it appears, it's the setting for deception, intrigue and murder.

    It's such a faithful and warm production. When winter breaks and the nights draw in, I can think of nothing nicer than putting on the fire, pouring a brandy, and curling up to watch Bertram's.

    I will say that some elements of the story are a little far-fetched and require a stretch of the imagination, such as some of the robberies, but the production is so velvety that I didn't even give them a second thought.

    Caroline Blakiston deserves a huge level of applause for bringing the character of Bess Sedgwick to life. When you read the book, she is the standout character, the interest and focus; Caroline makes her seem wealthy, edgy, and wild. To see what I mean, please check Polly Walker's performance in the poor remake. She is a great actress but doesn't bring the character to life. 'Bigamy, trigamy, what's the difference, scotch?'

    Bertram's itself looks so believable. When I read the book, this is exactly how I picture it: sleepy, subtly lavish, and full of rich and retired gentlefolk, eccentric in their ways and style, suitably conservative in their appearance.

    The main reason that Bess works so well, is that she stands out, she's so stylish, so dynamic, she wears some stunning clothes, that outfit she wears at the end is beautiful. The music as always is spot on, melodic and non obtrusive.

    I've commented before on Hickson's superior performances, so I won't bore you with more comments, however, her scenes with Blakiston and Greenwood are tremendous. I was so sad to see Lady Selina leaving the hotel.

    The ending is wonderfully done, so exciting, dare I sat it manages to out-do even the final few pages of the book.

    10/10.

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    • Anecdotes
      Miss Marple is directed to the "television room" which is said to be "tucked well away" and that "the Americans like it" as if no proper British person would watch. The British Broadcasting Corporation (who first broadcast this series) is credited with being the world's first regular television service with high-level image resolution, starting 2 November 1936. The disparaging remark about the BBC's first UK rival dates the episode's setting as after ITV's launch in 1955.
    • Gaffes
      A delivery van draws up in front of the hotel and the driver carries in a box of vegetables. No top-class hotel would allow such a thing: deliveries would go through a rear or below-ground service entrance.
    • Citations

      Chief Inspector Fred Davy: You'll have to excuse me Miss Marple. I've got to go and see the chambermaid, Rose Sheldon.

      Miss Jane Marple: Ah, now, you'd do well to talk to that young woman. I've trained quite a few maids in my time, but I've never seen a bob curtsey like that since the St. Mary Mead players put on a French farce.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Arena: Agatha Christie - Unfinished Portrait (1990)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 8 juin 1987 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
      • États-Unis
      • Australie
    • Langue
      • Anglais
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      • Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Brown's Hotel, 33 Albemarle Street, Mayfair, Westminster, Greater London, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(on location)
    • Sociétés de production
      • British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
      • A+E Networks
      • 7 Network
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1

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