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  • Francesca Annis as Tuppence Beresford wearing a beige coat decorated with embroidery and fur trim in the episode "The Case of the Missing Lady" of the 1984 mini-series "Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime."
    • ITV

    Agatha Christie's Partners In Crime: The Case of the Missing Lady

    1984

    Costume seen on Francesca Annis as Tuppence Beresford

  • Lucy Gutteridge as Eve de Lancel wearing a beige coat decorated with embroidery and fur trim in the 1989 mini-series "Till We Meet Again."
    • Yorkshire Television (YTV)
    • Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)

    Till We Meet Again

    1989

    Costume seen on Lucy Gutteridge as Eve de Lancel

  • Claire Skinner as Agnes Conway wearing a beige coat decorated with embroidery and fur trim in the 1997 mini-series "The Wingless Bird."
    • ITV
    • Tyne Tees Television

    The Wingless Bird

    1997

    Costume seen on Claire Skinner as Agnes Conway

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This stunning coat, trimmed with fur and backed with embroidery was first used in an episode of the 1984 television miniseries Agatha Christie’s Partners In Crime: The Case of the Missing Lady, where Francesca Annis played Tuppence Beresford. After that, it appeared in the 1989 miniseries Till We Meet Again, where Lucy Gutteridge wore it as Eve de Lancel. Finally, in 1997 Clarie Skinner wore it as Agnes Conway in The Wingless Bird. 

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This stunning coat, trimmed with fur and backed with embroidery was first used in an episode of the 1984 television miniseries Agatha Christie’s Partners In Crime: The Case of the Missing Lady, where Francesca Annis played Tuppence Beresford. After that, it appeared in the 1989 miniseries Till We Meet Again, where Lucy Gutteridge wore it as Eve de Lancel. Finally, in 1997 Clarie Skinner wore it as Agnes Conway in The Wingless Bird. 

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This stunning coat, trimmed with fur and backed with embroidery was first used in an episode of the 1984 television miniseries Agatha Christie’s Partners In Crime: The Case of the Missing Lady, where Francesca Annis played Tuppence Beresford. After that, it appeared in the 1989 miniseries Till We Meet Again, where Lucy Gutteridge wore it as Eve de Lancel. Finally, in 1997 Clarie Skinner wore it as Agnes Conway in The Wingless Bird. 

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