Murder Ahoy | 1964
- Locations |
- Buckinghamshire;
- Cornwall
- DIRECTOR |
- George Pollock
Murder Ahoy location: Miss Marple’s cottage: Village Road at Misbourne Bridge, Denham, Buckinghamshire
Fourth, and last, of the sixties Agatha Christie series, with Margaret Rutherford as Miss Marple, investigating a murder shipboard.
Miss Marples’ ‘Milchester’ cottage can be seen on Village Road at the Misbourne Bridge in the village of Denham, Buckinghamshire, a couple of miles north of Uxbridge.
Denham itself becomes ‘Milchester’, and you can still see the bow-windowed shop at which Miss Marple gets her naval outfit.
No stranger to the big screen, the village was conveniently close to the old Denham Film Studios.
Murder Ahoy location: Miss Marple gets her naval outfit in ‘Milchester’: Denham village, Buckinghamshire
The coastal town, where Marple solves the murder, is St Mawes, near Falmouth on the south coast of Cornwall.
