A Very British Murder with Lucy Worsley | 3: The Golden Age

Duration: 58'38''

Synopsis

Lucy Worsley explores the Edwardian era and the golden age of detective fiction between the wars - the time of Dr Crippen, Agatha Christie and the films of Alfred Hitchcock.

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