Agatha Christie's Poirot - Season 3 (1990) (season)
Directed by:
Andrew PiddingtonScreenplay:
Anthony HorowitzCinematography:
Chris O'DellComposer:
Christopher GunningPlots(1)
For the first time in his life the genius Belgian detective, normally impervious to womanly wiles, falls in love. The object of his unaccustomed affection is a beautiful Russian, the Countess Vera Rossakoff, whom Poirot meets during his investigation into four high society jewel robberies. While Poirot's attention is captivated by the Countess, Hastings and Miss Lemon pursue their own misguided inquiries into the crimes. (iTunes)
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It's such a peculiar episode. That detective case is nothing great, but it's not bad either. It's mysterious. However, the viewer's attention is completely drawn away from the case itself because what is much more fundamental is that there is also room for love or romance in Poirot's life, or whatever it should be called. In that aspect, the film works wonderfully.
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