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But then there's a second death in the sprawling Lafcadio household -- Claire, the managerial wife of one of Lafcadio's old hangers-on, is found dead of what could have been a heart attack but proves on autopsy to have been poisoning by nicotinic acid -- and this time Campion knows, with a certainty that outstrips any evidence he might possess ...
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Death of a Ghost: Part 1: Directed by Michael Owen Morris. With Peter Davison, Brian Glover, Andrew Burt, Jean Anderson. When the widow of a renowned painter invites Campion to the unveiling of one of his unseen paintings, the detective finds himself investigating the murder of another guest.
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- Adventure, Crime, Drama
- Michael Owen Morris
- 1989-03-05
23. Feb. 2021 · Albert Campion is invited to join a cast of gadabouts, muses, and socialites to witness the eighth unveiling but they are treated instead to a murder. The lights go down, and a young man is stabbed to death.
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- Margery Allingham
Adventure Crime Drama. Campion discovers that the murders and art thefts are designed to hide the fact that Tom Dacre's paintings have been substituted for John Lafcadio's. Director. Michael Owen Morris. Writers. Margery Allingham. John Hawkesworth. Elaine Morgan. Stars. Peter Davison. Brian Glover. Andrew Burt. See production info at IMDbPro.
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- Adventure, Crime, Drama
- Michael Owen Morris
- 1989-03-12
13. Sept. 2016 · The unrivalled Albert Campion returns to solve another shocking murder - classic crime fiction at its very best. J.S. Lafcadio, the painter, is dead. He wanted lasting fame and he left instructions to his wife for one painting to be exhibited every year after his death.
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- Margery Allingham
22. Sept. 2018 · Albert Campion is invited to join a cast of gadabouts, muses, and socialites to witness the eighth unveiling but they are treated instead to a murder. The lights go down, and a young man is stabbed to death.
13. Juni 2023 · An artist’s legacy lives on—through murder in this Albert Campion mystery masterpiece from “one of the finest Golden-Age crime novelists” (The Sunday Telegraph). To vex his rival from the grave, a famous artist has left twelve paintings to be sold after his death.
- Margery Allingham
