The Fletcher Files: A Murder, She Wrote Podcast
Apr 26, 2026 · 2 hr 11 min · 24 segments
The authentic statuette of Queen Nefertari is making its way back to Egypt but a price has been put on her head that could cost someone their life if they don’t deliver. Jessica must set aside her…
So the first piece of trivia is that Angela Lansbury had appeared in "Death on the Nile," 1978.
Uh, then you will have heard the review for "Death on the Nile," the one with Dame Angela Lansbury in it, 1978.
The title is taken off of the Agatha Christie work, "Death on the Nile." "Death in Denial." Okay, we g- we got it.
Lansbury's character in the film was Salome Otterbourne, right? Or Otterbourne, depending on how you pronounce it.
A name close to the character in this, not her character, because Angela Lansbury is Jessica Fletcher, but one of the characters is named Sally Otterbourne.
And I will say that I will turn on one of the Agatha Christie movies in a second and just watch it and be fine with it, like knowing how it ends, knowing all the characters.
Like if I turn on my TV and the, you know, I have Amazon Fire Stick, if that comes up, I'm like, "You know what? Nothing's on YouTube," [laughs] okay? "Let me turn something on." Now, I really do need to catch up with all of the more recent Agatha Christie adaptations, as well as the new "Knives Out" movie, which is no longer new.
Uh, but I'll, I'll get to it, 'cause I did like the first two "Knives Out" movies, so I think I'll enjoy the third one.
So the first piece of trivia is that Angela Lansbury had appeared in "Death on the Nile," 1978.
Uh, then you will have heard the review for "Death on the Nile," the one with Dame Angela Lansbury in it, 1978.
The title is taken off of the Agatha Christie work, "Death on the Nile." "Death in Denial." Okay, we g- we got it.
Lansbury's character in the film was Salome Otterbourne, right? Or Otterbourne, depending on how you pronounce it.
A name close to the character in this, not her character, because Angela Lansbury is Jessica Fletcher, but one of the characters is named Sally Otterbourne.
And I will say that I will turn on one of the Agatha Christie movies in a second and just watch it and be fine with it, like knowing how it ends, knowing all the characters.
Like if I turn on my TV and the, you know, I have Amazon Fire Stick, if that comes up, I'm like, "You know what? Nothing's on YouTube," [laughs] okay? "Let me turn something on." Now, I really do need to catch up with all of the more recent Agatha Christie adaptations, as well as the new "Knives Out" movie, which is no longer new.
Uh, but I'll, I'll get to it, 'cause I did like the first two "Knives Out" movies, so I think I'll enjoy the third one.
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