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With David Suchet, Patrick Ryecart, Rupert Evans, Lorna Nickson Brown. Poirot's pursuit of an infamous art thief leads him to a snowbound hotel in the Swiss Alps, where he is met with a plethora of mysteries and the reappearance of a familiar face from the past.
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- Andy Wilson
- TV-14
- Crime, Drama, Mystery
The Labours of Hercules was adapted into a TV film by Guy Andrews with David Suchet as Poirot as part of the final series of Agatha Christie's Poirot. The adaptation combined " The Arcadian Deer ", " The Erymanthian Boar ", " The Stymphalean Birds ", " The Girdle of Hippolyta " and " The Capture of Cerberus " into one mystery, with ...
- Agatha Christie
- 265
- 1947
- 1947
9 de jun. de 2020 · 49.7K subscribers. 1.4K. 80K views 3 years ago. A busca de Poirot por um infame ladrão de arte o leva a um hotel coberto de neve nos Alpes suíços, onde se depara com uma infinidade de mistérios e...
Synopsis. Hercule Poirot picks up on the trail of the ingenious thief Marascaud and with the assistance of the Metropolitan Police, he devises a trap for him: a painting by the thief's favourite artist will be displayed on the debutante ball for the young Lucinda Le Mesurier.
Agatha Christie's Poirot - The Labours of Hercules (TV) is a film directed by Andy Wilson with David Suchet, Patrick Ryecart, Rupert Evans, Lorna Nickson Brown, Stephen Frost. Year: 2013. Original title: Agatha Christie's Poirot - The Labours of Hercules.
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- David Suchet
- Andy Wilson
Unlike the other Poirot short story collections, where each story was adapted into a 1-hour episode, the collection entitled The Labours of Hercules, consisting of twelve short stories linked by an initial scene-setting story and a broad running theme, was adapted into a single 2-hour film.
Agatha Christie Author. Ian Moss Cinematography. Christian Henson Music. Critics reviews. Poirot’s pursuit of an infamous art thief leads him to a snowbound hotel in the Swiss Alps, where he is met with a plethora of mysteries and the reappearance of a familiar face from the past.
