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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 Double Clue | |
Chief Inspector Japp, afraid that he will soon find himself unemployed, needs Poirot's assistance in solving a string of jewel robberies. Japp is under intense pressure to catch the thief but Poirot counsels patience. When the jewel thief strikes again, Poirot and Captain Hastings go to the home of Marcus Hardman, a jewelry collector from whom an emerald necklace was stolen. Poirot is apparently quite taken with the exiled Russian Countess Vera Rossakoff and to Japp's great consternation, days pass with no progress in the case. With the famous detective otherwise occupied, Hastings and Miss Lemon decide to investigate on their own. Poirot however knows well who the criminal is.
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