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Reply left in Have Your Say > Discuss Tommy and Tuppence > By the Pricking of My Thumbs
on 02 Jan 09 04:06 GMT

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"I prefer Margaret Rutherford. She was comical to watch. "

Reply left in Have Your Say > Discuss Marple > McEwan or Rutherford
on 28 Dec 08 19:21 GMT

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"I'm 14 and I started reading Agatha Christie when I was 12. The book ..."

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on 28 Dec 08 19:03 GMT

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"I prefer Albert Finney. In my opinion he came closest to the character aside from ..."

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