The queen of crime returns just in time for Christmas.
This December, audiences will be treated to a chilling yet irresistibly elegant holiday special as Agatha Christie’s beloved Miss Marple steps back onto the screen in Agatha Christie’s Marple: A Christmas Mystery (2025) — a film that blends festive charm with the razor-sharp suspense only Christie can deliver.
🎄 A Gala Turns Deadly at Waverly Hall
The story begins at the prestigious Waverly Hall Holiday Gala, where aristocrats, politicians, and society darlings gather beneath towering fir trees, flickering candles, and a priceless display of family heirlooms.
But the night shatters when:
- A legendary heirloom vanishes without a trace.
- A guest is found dead at the foot of the Christmas tree.
- And whispers ripple through the hall like a cold winter draft.
Fear grips the elite crowd. Traditions crumble. And behind the sparkling decorations lies a web of secrets no one wants exposed.
🔍 Enter Miss Marple — Quiet, Unassuming, Deadly Precise
While guests panic and the host dodges questions, Miss Jane Marple watches. Listens. Remembers.
Her gentle demeanor hides a mind sharper than any blade found at the crime scene.
Every gesture. Every alibi. Every forced smile. Nothing escapes her notice.
Insiders from the production tease that this may be one of the most psychologically intense Marple stories ever adapted, with each character holding a secret darker than the last.
🌟 Holiday Atmosphere Meets Classic Christie Tension
Filmed in a snow-covered English estate, the movie promises:
- Candlelit corridors
- Hidden rooms
- Mysterious Christmas traditions
- A blizzard that traps everyone inside
- And a climactic reveal “that will shock even longtime Christie fans,” producers say.
The film blends nostalgia with modern cinematic flair — a tribute to Christie’s original prose, yet bold enough to captivate new audiences.
🎁 “Every tradition has a shadow.”
The film’s tagline hints at its central theme:
Behind every holiday ritual lies a story… and sometimes a motive.
This Christmas, Miss Marple reminds us that the truth may be the most priceless — and dangerous — gift of all.
