Jessica's cousin Emma McGill pulls a trick worthy of her American relative when she fakes her own death and asks Jessica to come for the memorial service to investigate. With Emma hidden away in a Streatham flat, Jessica pokes into the behind the scenes life of the Mayhew theatre to discern who might have wanted her dead. Then Emma's dresser becomes the victim of another apparent attempt on her life. With the secret breached, can Jessica figure out who is threatening her cousin before her curtain comes down for good?
Love the accents, America's view of a quaint British portrait of music hall and afternoon tea where every daughter says daddy - it's a little tedious at times but grand performances from Lansbury, Patrick Macnee and the scrumptious Olivia Hussey, an underrated actress, keep this interesting.
Love the accents, America's view of a quaint British portrait of music hall and afternoon tea where every daughter says daddy - it's a little tedious at times but grand performances from Lansbury, Patrick Macnee and the scrumptious Olivia Hussey, an underrated actress, keep this interesting.