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Hugh Fraser | Captain Hastings | |
Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector Japp | |
Pauline Moran | Miss Felicity Lemon | |
David Suchet | Hercule Poirot | |
Jenny Agutter | Adela Marchmont | |
Patrick Baladi | Rowley Cloade | |
Eva Birthistle | Rosaleen/Eileen | |
Elliot Cowan | David Hunter | |
Amanda Douge | Lynn Marchmont | |
Penny Downie | Frances Cloade | |
Richard Durden | Pebmarsh | |
Claire Hackett | Beatrice Lippincott | |
Richard Hope | Supt. Harold Spence | |
Celia Imrie | 'Aunt' Kathy Cloade | |
Nicholas Le Prevost | Major James Porter | |
Tim Pigott-Smith | Dr. Lionel Woodward | |
Elizabeth Spriggs | Mrs Leadbetter | |
Pip Torrens | Jeremy Cloade |
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Producer |
Emilio Nunez
Michele Buck |
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Writer |
Agatha Christie
Guy Andrews |
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Cinematography |
Sue Gibson
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When Prince Farouq of Egypt foolishly lets a tart wear a fabulously valuable royal ruby, she simply walks away with it. With Hastings away in Scotland for the Christmas holidays, Poirot finds himself spending Christmas with the Lacey family. Colonel Lacey, a well-known Egyptologist, was one of the few people who knew the ruby was in England. As Poirot investigates, he learns that the Colonel is having financial difficulties and also that one of the house guests, Desmond Lee-Wortley, may not be of the soundest character. With the help of the children in the household, Poirot sets a trap for the thief. |
1. The Theft Of The Royal Ruby | |
Seen it: Yes 2. The Affair At The Victory Ball | |
Seen it: Yes 3. The Mystery Of Hunter's Lodge | |
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