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"The Alphabet Murders" quotes

The Alphabet Murders poster
Hercule Poirot investigates a series of murders in London in which the victims are killed according to their initials.

Director: Frank Tashlin
Writer: David Pursall, Jack Seddon, Agatha Christie
Production: N/A
Genre: comedy, crime, mystery
Year: 1965
MetaScore: N/A/100
ImdbRating: 5.3
BoxOffice: N/A
Released: 17 May 1966
Awards: N/A

24 video clips

HastingsHercule PoirotDon FortuneJappBetty BarnardAmanda Beatrice CrossDuncan DoncasterSir Carmichael ClarkeFranklinMiss Jane Marple
Where have you been - The Alphabet Murders 00:15 Where have you been You have disgraced yourself - The Alphabet Murders 00:36 You have disgraced yourself There's going to be murder - The Alphabet Murders 00:12 There's going to be murder There's no point in asking her about women - The Alphabet Murders 00:09 There's no point in asking her about women The solution is A B C to anyone with half a braincell - The Alphabet Murders 00:05 The solution is A B C to anyone with half a braincell I thought you'd given up smoking - The Alphabet Murders 00:17 I thought you'd given up smoking Her Majesty's government seems to think that you're a very important person and - The Alphabet Murders 00:13 Her Majesty's government seems to think that... I'd like to apologize for this misunderstanding - The Alphabet Murders 00:09 I'd like to apologize for this misunderstanding What kind of a nut is going to harbor a nut whose already killed three times - The Alphabet Murders 00:05 What kind of a nut is going to harbor a nut whose already... My step brother lives in a square world of his own - The Alphabet Murders 00:10 My step brother lives in a square world of his own A pity the way things turned out - The Alphabet Murders 00:15 A pity the way things turned out Looking for someone to play with - The Alphabet Murders 00:04 Looking for someone to play with Still the poor thing was quite mad - The Alphabet Murders 00:03 Still the poor thing was quite mad My goodness easy young people certainly take their bowling seriously - The Alphabet Murders 00:05 My goodness easy young people certainly take their bowling... Do you want my balloons - The Alphabet Murders 00:05 Do you want my balloons He's been at it again sir Has he where - The Alphabet Murders 00:08 He's been at it again sir Has he where I suppose your business is blackmail - The Alphabet Murders 00:13 I suppose your business is blackmail She was an experiment - The Alphabet Murders 00:13 She was an experiment Who is A B C - The Alphabet Murders 00:03 Who is A B C Is it possible for such a person to be dominated - The Alphabet Murders 00:07 Is it possible for such a person to be dominated I'll do anything - The Alphabet Murders 00:07 I'll do anything How very interesting - The Alphabet Murders 00:04 How very interesting I trust you'll allow me to accept defeat with dignity - The Alphabet Murders 00:09 I trust you'll allow me to accept defeat with dignity You're taking this like a Belgian - The Alphabet Murders 00:05 You're taking this like a Belgian

Cast

Hercule Poirot - Tony Randall
Amanda Beatrice Cross - Anita Ekberg
Hastings - Robert Morley
Japp - Maurice Denham
Duncan Doncaster - Guy Rolfe
Lady Diane - Sheila Allen
Franklin - James Villiers
Don Fortune - Julian Glover
Betty Barnard - Grazina Frame
'X' - Clive Morton
Sir Carmichael Clarke - Cyril Luckham
Wolf - Richard Wattis
Sergeant - David Lodge
Cracknell - Patrick Newell
Judson - Austin Trevor
Miss Sparks - Alison Seebohm
Dragbot - Windsor Davies
Mrs. Fortune - Sheila Reid
Detective Sergeant - Roger Avon
Waiter - John Bennett
Taxi Driver - Charlie Bird
Undertaker - Robin Burns
Gaming Club Patron - Pauline Chamberlain
Policeman - Fred Davis
Mr. Stringer - Stringer Davis
Policeman - Jack Dearlove
Glamorous Girl in Gaming Club - Sally Douglas
Man Waiting for Bus - Eden Fox
Police Escort - Victor Harrington
Bowling Alley Attendant - Drewe Henley
Police Escort - Walter Henry
Gaming Club Patron - George Hilsdon
Undertaker - Anthony Lang
Man on Airport Escalator - Roy Lansford
Policeman - Fred Machon
Passerby - Lola Morice
Miss Jane Marple - Margaret Rutherford
Motorcycle Cop - Jack Silk
Motorcycle Cop - Jeff Silk
Police Detective - John Tatham
Undertaker - Graham Tonbridge