Murder Is Easy Page #9

Synopsis: A mathematician and author, Luke Williams, is travelling up to London on a train when he meets a old lady, Lavinia Fullerton, who is also going to London, to Scotland Yard. Lavinia tells Luke that in her small village several people have died. The local police are certain that it was all accidental and are taking no action but Lavinia isn't convinced. In London Luke watches, horrified, as Lavinia is run over in a hit and run and he becomes convinced that she was telling the truth. He travels down to the village and with the aid of a local girl, who is also convinced that the deaths were murder, sets out to solve the mystery...
Genre: Crime, Mystery
Director(s): Claude Whatham
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Year:
1982
90 min
1,211 Views


that's all.

I took one look at him,

and I realized what an

idiot I'd been and I left.

[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

I seem to have a habit

of choosing the wrong man,

haven't I?

Hello, you two.

Thought I'd just pop by, make

sure you were still alive.

I hope so. -Splendid,

then we've just got time

to make the Royal Ascot meeting,

if we hurry.

Jimmy, Ascot's not

for another week.

Quite. Just enough time for you to work

out who's going to win the gold cup.

Well, are you coming?

Well? Are we?

Let me rephrase the

question. Will you marry me?

[]

Luke?

Yeah.

There's one thing I think

you should know. -Uh-huh?

I made Gordon cut me out of his

will. -Now I know the worst about you.

[ENGINE STARTS]

[]

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