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David Suchet | Poirot | |
Hugh Fraser | Captain Hastings | |
Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector Japp | |
Pauline Moran | Miss Lemon | |
David Suchet | Hercule Poirot | |
Brigit Forsyth | Mrs. Todd | |
Dermot Crowley | Arthur Simpson | |
Freda Dowie | Eliza Dunn | |
Anthony Carrick | Mr. Todd | |
Katy Murphy | Annie | |
Danny Webb | Porter | |
Richard Bebb | Mr. Cameron | |
Brian Poyser | Salvation Army Speaker | |
Frank Vincent | Purser | |
Phillip Manikum | Police Sergeant | |
Jona Jones | Police Constable |
Director |
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Producer |
Brian Eastman
Nick Elliott |
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Writer |
Agatha Christie
Clive Exton |
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Cinematography |
Ivan Strasburg
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Poirot is approached by a Mrs. Todd, whose cook, Eliza Dunn, has suddenly disappeared. Poirot manages to track down the cook , and she tells him that a stranger, acting for a law firm, told her that she had inherited a property in the North of England but she had to go there immediately. Her heavy trunk was called for but it was deposited at the train station, where Poirot makes an interesting discovery, connected to a recent bank robbery. |
1. The Adventure of the Western Star | |
Poirot is thrilled to receive an invitation from renowned Belgian actress Marie Marvelle. She has been receiving anonymous notes about the Western Star, a valuable diamond purchased by her husband a cut-rate price several years before. The notes speak to the mystical nature of the diamonds and that they should be returned to their rightful owners. The next day, Lady Yardly claims to also have received similar notes about her own fabulous diamond, the Eastern Star. When Poirot and Hastings visit Lord and Lady Yardly the diamond is stolen in a daring robbery. Needless to say, none of this sits well with Poirot who finds he has a very tight knot to untie.
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