From there, things play out in a familiar fashion, as various red herrings are introduced and then disposed of, politely, and each person's innocence and/or guilt is considered carefully. Miranda quickly takes charge of the investigation. They are also informed that Lord Findlay has been delayed, which gives them time to wander around the estate and poke into things.īefore too terribly long, a murder has been committed. Upon arrival at the estate, they are met by Gordon (James Urbaniak) and the two-person household staff, Sean (Alex Hyde-White) and Katherine (Amy Sloan). The only thing they have in common is that none of them claim to know Lord Findlay personally or why they were specifically invited.
Santos), and shy, retiring mystery woman Lu (Grace Lynn Kung), who has traveled from China, expressly for the weekend with Lord Findlay. Traveling by train early in the 20th century, the six passengers are an eclectic lot: cheery optimist Miranda, cynical American journalist Donald (Chris Browning), smiling attorney Lawrence (Seamus Dever), noncommittal doctor Phillip (Giles Matthey), lively Spanish waitress Carmen (Bianca A. She delights in playing amateur detective with a keen set of observational skills.Īs it happens, she is one of a half-dozen people who have received an invitation to spend the weekend at the island estate of the mysterious Lord Finlay. Instead of a sweet little old lady, she is a sunny 30-something florist. Miranda Green (Mischa Barton) is a younger version of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple. The film is available Tuesday, April 25, on DVD, Digital and On Demand via Lionsgate.
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