| Poirot: Hercule Poirot's Christmas | |||||
| Acorn Media (1994) | |||||
| Crime, Mystery/Suspense | |||||
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| Sasha Behar | Pilar Estravados | |
| Andr Bernard | ||
| Eric Carte | George Lee | |
| Vernon Dobtcheff | Simeon Lee | |
| Brian Gwaspari | Harry Lee | |
| Philip Jackson | Chief Inspector James Japp | |
| Catherine Rabett | Lydia Lee | |
| Simon Roberts | Alfred Lee | |
| David Suchet | Hercule Poirot | |
| Mark Tandy | Superintendent Sugden | |
| Andrée Bernard | Magdalene Lee | |
| Olga Lowe | Stella | |
| Ayub Khan-Din | Horbury | |
| John Horsley | Tressilian | |
| Scott Handy | Young Simeon |
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| Producer | Brain Eastman
Brian Eastman |
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| Writer | Agatha Christie
Clive Exton |
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| Cinematography | Simon Kossoff
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| Musician | Christopher Gunning
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A Feature Length Poirot Mystery Poirot plans a quiet Christmas in London until learning that it also will be a cold one, owing to his flat's broken boiler. When a wealthy old man calls for the detective's help, Poirot opts for a working holiday at the man's well-heated country estate. No warmth exudes from the home's occupants, however, and Poirot winds up with a murder to solve, family politics to unravel and shocking revelations form the past to sort out. For help he turns to Chief Inspector Japp, who is grateful to be rescued from Christmas with the in-laws |
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