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Fiona Allen | Carlotta Adams | |
Jane Carr | Lady Edgware | |
John Castle | Lord Edgware | |
Richard Cooper | Captain Hastings | |
Deborah Cornelius | Penny Driver | |
C.V. France | Lord Edgware | |
Hugh Fraser | Captain Arthur Hastings | |
Helen Grace | Jane Wilkinson | |
Dominic Guard | Bryan Martin | |
Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector James Japp | |
Pauline Moran | Miss Lemon | |
Esme Percy | Duke of Merton | |
Leslie Perrins | Bryan Martin | |
Michael Shepley | Captain Roland Marsh | |
David Suchet | Hercule Poirot | |
Hugh Fraser | Hastings | |
Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector Japp | |
Hannah Yelland | Geraldine Marsh | |
Tim Steed | Ronald Marsh | |
Lesley Nightingale | Miss Carroll | |
Christopher Guard | Alton | |
Iain Fraser | Donald Ross | |
Tom Beard | Duke of Merton |
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Producer |
Brian Eastman
Julius Hagen Delia Fine |
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Writer |
Agatha Christie
Anthony Horowitz |
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Cinematography |
Chris O'Dell
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Lady Edgware, the well-known stage actress Jane Wilkinson, has a dilemma in that her husband has consistently refused to give her a divorce. She asks Hercule Poirot to visit the man to see if there is any possibility of convincing him. Lord Edgware is nothing short of nasty, treating all those around him very badly. When he is found dead, there is no great surprise, but there certainly are a good number of suspects. The police believe Lady Edgware to be the culprit, but she has a cast-iron alibi, having attended a private dinner over the time her husband was killed. There is also the man's nephew, who would inherit his fortune, and his personal assistant, whom he treated very badly; and then there is the family butler, who clearly has his own interests at heart. |
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