Mystery

'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' Season 3, Episode 3: "Murder & Mozzarella"

Ani Bundel

18 Jul 2020 — 5 min read

There's nothing more cliché Italian that the murder of a little old grandmother in a kitchen, set to "La Donna E Mobile," but that's how Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries rolls. The abrupt cut to Catholic imagery isn't related though; that's just Dot and Hugh at a lecture by Father O'Leary over his coming conversion.

They're lucky to be on hand, the kitchen where the murder took place is right across the street at Carbone's, and owner Guido Lupinacci (Robert Mammone), comes in crying him mother in law Nonna Luisa has been murdered. Dot and Hugh practically argue over whose boss gets called first, since the death is fresh enough that the bruises are only just coming up. It's a moot point since both Phryne and Jack arrive at the same time.

Miss Fisher: It always comes back to the food.

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