Jeff Ryder receives a visit from Ingrid Brandt, a widow who's husband's plane crashed in Canada some five years ago, a plane that's said to be full of gold, gold that belonged to a series of investors that he conned.
So, it's not one of the more serious introductions, but half way through it takes a rather dramatic turn, very much becoming a whodunnit, it may not be too hard to work out who the culprit is, but it's still an enjoyable mystery.
Delena Kidd is incredibly striking, she's quite good, only that accent does very from Nordic to RP on several occasions.
One thing that really did surprise me, Rustie is played by Paul Eddington, I'd hardly have recognised him, he looks older here than he did in Yes Minister.
Some pretty decent location work, I think it being in black and white helps somewhat, Canada looks a little too much like rural England.
An enjoyable mystery.
7/10.
So, it's not one of the more serious introductions, but half way through it takes a rather dramatic turn, very much becoming a whodunnit, it may not be too hard to work out who the culprit is, but it's still an enjoyable mystery.
Delena Kidd is incredibly striking, she's quite good, only that accent does very from Nordic to RP on several occasions.
One thing that really did surprise me, Rustie is played by Paul Eddington, I'd hardly have recognised him, he looks older here than he did in Yes Minister.
Some pretty decent location work, I think it being in black and white helps somewhat, Canada looks a little too much like rural England.
An enjoyable mystery.
7/10.