Agatha Christie's Poirot - Season 4 (1992) (season)
Directed by:
Andrew GrieveScreenplay:
Clive ExtonCinematography:
Chris O'DellComposer:
Christopher GunningPlots(1)
A is for Andover, the town where Mrs Ascher is found battered to death. B is for Bexhill, where Betty Barnard is strangled. C is for Churston, the tiny Devonshire village where Sir Carmichael Clarke is murdered. Beside each body lies a copy of the ABC Railway Guide - open at the relevant page. The police are baffled. But the murderer has already made a grave mistake. He has challenged Hercule Poirot to unmask him. (iTunes)
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Definitely one of the best parts of "Hercule Poirot", where it is shown that Agatha indeed had a great gift for writing detective stories and presented a truly unique murderer here. It is worth it, just like the whole plot, which is splendidly built up and incredibly well thought out. Here, you really won't know for a long time who is killing and why.
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