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David Suchet | Poirot | |
Hugh Fraser | Captain Hastings | |
Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector Japp | |
Pauline Moran | Miss Lemon | |
David Suchet | Hercule Poirot | |
Donald Sumpter | Cust | |
Donald Douglas | Franklin Clarke | |
Nicholas Farrell | Donald Fraser | |
Pippa Guard | Megan Barnard | |
Cathryn Bradshaw | Mary Drower | |
Nina Marc | Thora Grey | |
David McAlister | Inspector Glen | |
Vivienne Burgess | Lady Clarke | |
Ann Windsor | Miss Merrion | |
Michael Mellinger | Franz Ascher | |
Miranda Forbes | Mrs. Turton | |
Peter Penry-Jones | Superintendent Carter |
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Producer |
Brian Eastman
Nick Elliott |
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Writer |
Agatha Christie
Clive Exton |
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Cinematography |
Chris O'Dell
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A series of murders occur, each one announced by mail to Hercule Poirot. Each of the victims is killed in alphabetical order. |
1. The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor | |
Having been lured to the village of Marsden Leigh under false pretenses - the local hotel owner is unable to solve the crime in his own manuscript and so invites the detective to solve a "murder" - Poirot and Hastings are asked to look into the death of Mr. Mantravers, owner of the local manor house. The local rumor mill has it that the Marsden Manor is haunted by several ghosts and Mantravers' wife is convinced that her husband was frightened to death. In the end, Poirot initiates a clever ruse to obtain a confession from the murderer.
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