Mrs Bradley Mysteries

The glamorous “Mrs. B” dabbles in psychoanalysis, toxicology, pre-feminism, and sleuthing. Diana Rigg stars in this stylish British series set in the Roaring Twenties England. Based on the novels by Gladys Mitchell, it’s complete with fabulous costumes, lavish cars, and hot jazz. Seen on Mystery! “Pure enjoyment”—Daily Telegraph (UK)
 

The glamorous “Mrs. B” dabbles in psychoanalysis, toxicology, pre-feminism, and sleuthing, always getting the lowdown on the upper crust. Diana Rigg (The Avengers) stars in this stylish British series set in the Roaring Twenties England. Based on the novels by Gladys Mitchell, it’s complete with fabulous costumes, lavish cars, and hot jazz. With Neil Dudgeon and Peter Davison, seen on Mystery! “Pure enjoyment”—Daily Telegraph (UK) 5 episodes, 6½ hrs, 3 DVDs, CC.
 
"This mystery has major hit written all over it" - The Daily Mail
 
"Pure enjoyment" - The Daily Telegraph

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15625 The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries: Series 1

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A Speedy Death
An investigation into the death of Mrs. Bradley's goddaughter's fiancé after a festive engagement party.  
 
Death at the Opera
The murder of a teacher at Mrs. Bradley's alma mater, a finishing school for young ladies with secrets.
 
Rising of the Moon
A race to win the cooperation of a traveling circus troupe and the locals before another victim goes to the big top in the sky.
 
Laurels Are Poison
A visit with an old friend living in a house where the tragedies of war have left nearly everyone haunted by ghosts.
 
The Worsted Viper
A series of ritualistic murders at a wedding in a quaint coastal resort town.
Packaging: Boxed set
Run Time: 330 minutes
Format: Full screen
Number of discs:  3
Language: English
Subtitles: No
Color or B&W: Color
CC: Yes
SDH: No
Region Code: 1  
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Rating: NR
 
"This mystery has major hit written all over it" -The Daily Mail
 
"Pure enjoyment" -The Daily Telegraph