Agatha Christie
British director
Born
15 September 1890
in TorquayDevon, EnglandUnited Kingdom
Died
12 January 1976
One of the most famous novelists that created mostly mystery and detective stories. Two of her most recognizable characters were amateur detective Miss Marple and Belgian retired detective Hercule Poirot.
1928 |
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 Daughter of an American millionaire is found dead aboard the Blue Train. Detective Hercules Poirot happens to be nearby. | ||
1934 |
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 One of the most famous detective novels - famous detective Hercule Poirot embarks on Orient Express and stumbles upon a mystery when one of the passengers is found dead in his compartment. | ||
1942 |
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A body of a young girl is found in a library of Colonel Bantry residence. No one in the household knows who the girl is and what was she doing in the library. | ||
1967-2003 |
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Polish radio anthology series that covered wide range of themes and genres - from crime and mystery to sci-fi and even horror. | ||
1974 |
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Hercules Poirot travels on the Orient Express when one of the passengers is found dead with multiple stab wounds. This could be the most complicated case in career of the Belgian detective. | ||
1992-1993 |
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Hercule Poirot climbs aboard the Orient Express, but everywhere he goes the mysteries are following him. | ||
