Agatha Christie's Poirot - Season 5 (1993) (season)
Directed by:
John BruceScreenplay:
Douglas WatkinsonCinematography:
Chris O'DellComposer:
Christopher GunningPlots(1)
When academic Andrew Marsh dies shortly after changing his will, Poirot decides that there are several motives for his possible murder. Before he died, Marsh asked Poirot to be executor of his new will in which he left his entire estate to his ward Violet. This leaves many expectant beneficiaries out in the cold and Poirot's suspicions of foul play deepen when the will mysteriously disappears. (iTunes)
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Maybe it's not such a strong episode, but I still enjoyed it. Essentially, everyone could have been the murderer, everyone could have been involved in the killing, everyone had some secret and many did not even know about it. Seeing Poirot angry also has something to it. The resolution was interesting and I must say, beautifully tangled, making it difficult to guess.
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