Murder, She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle

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Murder, She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle

Genre	Mystery
Running time	120 minutes
Director(s)	Anthony Shaw
Producer(s)	Alex Beaton
Writer(s)	Rosemary Ann Sisson Bruce Lansbury
Starring	Angela Lansbury
Music by	Stanley Clarke
Country of origin	United States
Language(s)	English
Original channel	CBS
Release date(s)	May 9, 2003
Preceded by	The Last Free Man
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Murder, She Wrote TV Movies November 1997 - May 2003
South by Southwest A Story to Die For The Last Free Man The Celtic Riddle

Murder, She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle is the fourth and last TV movie inspired by the classic, long-running mystery series Murder, She Wrote. It is also the first based on a novel, Lyn Hamilton's The Celtic Riddle. Filmed on location, Murder, She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle first aired May 9, 2003 on CBS.

1 Synopsis
2 Cast
3 Airdates
- 3.1 USA
- 3.2 UK
4 External links

[edit] Synopsis

Angela Lansbury recreates her role as mystery writer-cum-amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher, who on this occasion has journeyed to Ireland, there to attend the reading of the will of an old friend. Naturally, the bequeathing is chock-full of bizarre conditions and codicils, but the reading itself takes second place to the series of murders which follow. The police do their usual "thorough" investigation and come up with nothing, leaving it to Jessica to assemble the clues, many of which are maddeningly cryptic, and all of which are somehow linked to a huge hidden treasure.