Invitation to a Murder

A reclusive billionaire invites six seemingly random strangers to his island estate in the south of England. Aspiring detective Miranda Green finds the mysterious invitation too alluring to pass up. When another guest turns up dead, Miranda must get to the bottom of the malicious plot behind the gathering.

Cast

Mischa Barton

as Miranda Green

Chris Browning

as Donald Walker

Bianca A. Santos

as Carmen Blanco

Giles Matthey

as Phillip Armstrong

Grace Lynn Kung

as Lu Wang

Seamus Dever

as Lawrence Kane

James Urbaniak

as Gordon

Amy Sloan

as Katherine

Alex Hyde-White

as Sean / Lewis Findley

Clark Carmichael

as Detective Church

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