Added to your basket
Sorry, there seems to have been an error. Please try again.
Mrs. Bradley Mysteries
EUR
23.49
€23.49
The irrepressible inquisitive Adela Bradley is on hand to solve complex cases of blackmail, murder, sacrifice and mistaken identity with characteristic style and grace. Paired with her reliable and devoted chauffeur, George, Mrs Bradley's finely honed skills of investigation seek out the truth behind the mysteries surrounding a death at the opera, crimes of passion at the circus, poisoning and family secrets. Her powers of psychological sleuthing are challenged to the full, but Mrs Bradley's supreme intuition is triumphant in the end.
Speedy Death:
Mrs Adela Bradley and her resourceful chauffeur, George, are on the trail of a country-house murderer after a series of deaths at the engagement party of her god-daughter, Eleanor Bing. With a house full of suspects, she charms and schemes until the mystery is solved.
Death at the Opera:
Invited as a guest of honour to give the prestigious Evande Flint Lecture at Hadleigh Heights, Mrs Bradley attends the school production of The Mikado, which is interrupted upon the discovery of a corpse backstage. Mrs Bradley sets about uncovering a bitter rivalry, fake identities and a secret liaison that are laced through with theft, lechery and blackmail.
The Rising of the Moon:
On the night of a full moon, during a performance by Madam Marlene's travelling circus, the villagers of Little Fordham witness the murder of Coralie du Bois, the female partner in the knife-throwing act. Are the killings motivated by hatred between villager and gypsy? Or is this simply what the murderer wants those investigating to believe.
Laurels are Poison:
Mrs Bradley tackles the ghosts of the past when she visits her old friend Isabel Marchmont at The Laurels, her haunted country house. With the resident ghost, a former soldier, and Isabel having lost three sons in the war - are the mementoes of the war haunting the inhabitants? When another death occurs, Mrs Bradley wonders just how much Isabel really knows about life in her house.
The Worsted Viper:
Mrs Bradley takes a trip to the seaside to attend a reception in honour of Inspector Christmas, when the corpse of the vicar's daughter is found washed up on the beach. The investigation uncovers possible links to a smuggling ring and a deserted fisherman's hut, adorned with satanic symbols. In a desperate race against time, Mrs Bradley and Inspector Christmas struggle to track down the killer before his evil plan is fulfilled.
Speedy Death:
Mrs Adela Bradley and her resourceful chauffeur, George, are on the trail of a country-house murderer after a series of deaths at the engagement party of her god-daughter, Eleanor Bing. With a house full of suspects, she charms and schemes until the mystery is solved.
Death at the Opera:
Invited as a guest of honour to give the prestigious Evande Flint Lecture at Hadleigh Heights, Mrs Bradley attends the school production of The Mikado, which is interrupted upon the discovery of a corpse backstage. Mrs Bradley sets about uncovering a bitter rivalry, fake identities and a secret liaison that are laced through with theft, lechery and blackmail.
The Rising of the Moon:
On the night of a full moon, during a performance by Madam Marlene's travelling circus, the villagers of Little Fordham witness the murder of Coralie du Bois, the female partner in the knife-throwing act. Are the killings motivated by hatred between villager and gypsy? Or is this simply what the murderer wants those investigating to believe.
Laurels are Poison:
Mrs Bradley tackles the ghosts of the past when she visits her old friend Isabel Marchmont at The Laurels, her haunted country house. With the resident ghost, a former soldier, and Isabel having lost three sons in the war - are the mementoes of the war haunting the inhabitants? When another death occurs, Mrs Bradley wonders just how much Isabel really knows about life in her house.
The Worsted Viper:
Mrs Bradley takes a trip to the seaside to attend a reception in honour of Inspector Christmas, when the corpse of the vicar's daughter is found washed up on the beach. The investigation uncovers possible links to a smuggling ring and a deserted fisherman's hut, adorned with satanic symbols. In a desperate race against time, Mrs Bradley and Inspector Christmas struggle to track down the killer before his evil plan is fulfilled.
Director:
- James Hawes
- Audrey Cooke
- Martin Hutchings
Certificate:
- 12
Actor:
- Neil Dudgeon
- Diana Rigg
Subtitle Languages:
- English for the hard of hearing
Aspect Ratio:
- Aspect Ratio 16:9,Anamorphic Widescreen
Main Language:
- English
Number of Discs:
- 2
Region:
- 2
Mrs. Bradley Mysteries
EUR
23.49
€23.49
Quantity:
Log in/sign up
to use Wishlists!
Sold out
Region 2 DVD (may not be viewable outside Europe).
Delivery & Returns
The irrepressible inquisitive Adela Bradley is on hand to solve complex cases of blackmail, murder, sacrifice and mistaken identity with characteristic style and grace. Paired with her reliable and devoted chauffeur, George, Mrs Bradley's finely honed skills of investigation seek out the truth behind the mysteries surrounding a death at the opera, crimes of passion at the circus, poisoning and family secrets. Her powers of psychological sleuthing are challenged to the full, but Mrs Bradley's supreme intuition is triumphant in the end.
Speedy Death:
Mrs Adela Bradley and her resourceful chauffeur, George, are on the trail of a country-house murderer after a series of deaths at the engagement party of her god-daughter, Eleanor Bing. With a house full of suspects, she charms and schemes until the mystery is solved.
Death at the Opera:
Invited as a guest of honour to give the prestigious Evande Flint Lecture at Hadleigh Heights, Mrs Bradley attends the school production of The Mikado, which is interrupted upon the discovery of a corpse backstage. Mrs Bradley sets about uncovering a bitter rivalry, fake identities and a secret liaison that are laced through with theft, lechery and blackmail.
The Rising of the Moon:
On the night of a full moon, during a performance by Madam Marlene's travelling circus, the villagers of Little Fordham witness the murder of Coralie du Bois, the female partner in the knife-throwing act. Are the killings motivated by hatred between villager and gypsy? Or is this simply what the murderer wants those investigating to believe.
Laurels are Poison:
Mrs Bradley tackles the ghosts of the past when she visits her old friend Isabel Marchmont at The Laurels, her haunted country house. With the resident ghost, a former soldier, and Isabel having lost three sons in the war - are the mementoes of the war haunting the inhabitants? When another death occurs, Mrs Bradley wonders just how much Isabel really knows about life in her house.
The Worsted Viper:
Mrs Bradley takes a trip to the seaside to attend a reception in honour of Inspector Christmas, when the corpse of the vicar's daughter is found washed up on the beach. The investigation uncovers possible links to a smuggling ring and a deserted fisherman's hut, adorned with satanic symbols. In a desperate race against time, Mrs Bradley and Inspector Christmas struggle to track down the killer before his evil plan is fulfilled.
Speedy Death:
Mrs Adela Bradley and her resourceful chauffeur, George, are on the trail of a country-house murderer after a series of deaths at the engagement party of her god-daughter, Eleanor Bing. With a house full of suspects, she charms and schemes until the mystery is solved.
Death at the Opera:
Invited as a guest of honour to give the prestigious Evande Flint Lecture at Hadleigh Heights, Mrs Bradley attends the school production of The Mikado, which is interrupted upon the discovery of a corpse backstage. Mrs Bradley sets about uncovering a bitter rivalry, fake identities and a secret liaison that are laced through with theft, lechery and blackmail.
The Rising of the Moon:
On the night of a full moon, during a performance by Madam Marlene's travelling circus, the villagers of Little Fordham witness the murder of Coralie du Bois, the female partner in the knife-throwing act. Are the killings motivated by hatred between villager and gypsy? Or is this simply what the murderer wants those investigating to believe.
Laurels are Poison:
Mrs Bradley tackles the ghosts of the past when she visits her old friend Isabel Marchmont at The Laurels, her haunted country house. With the resident ghost, a former soldier, and Isabel having lost three sons in the war - are the mementoes of the war haunting the inhabitants? When another death occurs, Mrs Bradley wonders just how much Isabel really knows about life in her house.
The Worsted Viper:
Mrs Bradley takes a trip to the seaside to attend a reception in honour of Inspector Christmas, when the corpse of the vicar's daughter is found washed up on the beach. The investigation uncovers possible links to a smuggling ring and a deserted fisherman's hut, adorned with satanic symbols. In a desperate race against time, Mrs Bradley and Inspector Christmas struggle to track down the killer before his evil plan is fulfilled.
Director:
- James Hawes
- Audrey Cooke
- Martin Hutchings
Certificate:
- 12
Actor:
- Neil Dudgeon
- Diana Rigg
Subtitle Languages:
- English for the hard of hearing
Aspect Ratio:
- Aspect Ratio 16:9,Anamorphic Widescreen
Main Language:
- English
Number of Discs:
- 2
Region:
- 2
Customer Reviews
There are currently no reviews.
Other customers bought:
Added to your basket
Sorry, there seems to have been an error. Please try again.
Product Name
Quantity:
Subtotal: ( items in your basket)
