American Photographer Allleyn Griffin tales to the stand to give evidence, he details Natasha's strange behaviour and the party, and explains an occasion where Peta tried to commit suicide. Natasha Marlow is called, and begins her defence.
So very interesting, you can see the way both the defence and prosecution are trying to make their cases, the element of doubt is certainly being thrown in.
I'll go into the third episode none the wiser, they've done a good job with this story, I have no idea if she's guilty or not.
Susan Tracy is rather good as the vague and slightly whimsical Natasha Marlow, she's an actress that seems to have been around forever, my favourite role of hers definitely being in Poirot episode, The Case of The missing will.
A shame we only get a few minutes with John Bennett, but the rest of the cast do a fine job.
8/10.
So very interesting, you can see the way both the defence and prosecution are trying to make their cases, the element of doubt is certainly being thrown in.
I'll go into the third episode none the wiser, they've done a good job with this story, I have no idea if she's guilty or not.
Susan Tracy is rather good as the vague and slightly whimsical Natasha Marlow, she's an actress that seems to have been around forever, my favourite role of hers definitely being in Poirot episode, The Case of The missing will.
A shame we only get a few minutes with John Bennett, but the rest of the cast do a fine job.
8/10.