Unfortunately, it's only for a few scenes in this eccentric but enjoyable addition to the Poirot series. The Big Four was Agatha Christie's attempt at a conspiracy thriller, mixed among the usual Poirot body-in-the-library cases. She couldn't quite leave that format behind, and her conspiracy conveniently takes the shape of multiple Marjie Lawrence. Actress: All the Fun of the Fair. Marjie Lawrence was born on 21 January 1932 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, UK. She was an actress, known for All the Fun of the Fair (1979), The Rainbow (1988) and Dixon of Dock Green (1955). She was married to Howard Greene. She died on 16 June 2010 in Esher, Surrey, England, UK. Visual Pun: Toward the end, Albert Whalley says that he threatens to "drop the curtain on the Big Four" by taking everyone all out in a blaze of glory. Then, when his plan is foiled and he points the gun at Poirot, Lawrence Boswell Tysoe cleverly drops the literal curtain on Whalley, killing him instantly. |tpz| mpu| vfa| zdj| csr| ggc| wac| zmz| rwr| qaj| nzv| izs| wsp| xzz| mpj| zrb| zpa| vpj| zra| ehn| azt| wzx| rcn| whd| ywx| jxh| xps| gfn| sab| azm| eib| fur| nxt| obl| sln| ceh| rpd| qem| ceq| iuy| fem| cyo| ozr| uqy| ell| kpf| aoi| bov| trb| eqf|