Agatha Christie's Poirot

The immaculate Belgian detective takes on another case: Inspector Japp does not consider a ransom note a serious threat to public order, but Poirot begs to differ.

In Poirot's latest case, Inspector Japp does not consider a ransom note a serious threat to public order, but Poirot begs to differ.

Poirot is intrigued by a reclusive artist's unusual behaviour in a restaurant shortly before he falls to his death and suspects foul play.

Poirot discovers a murder in his own block of flats and goes on the trail of boisterous neighbours and strange nocturnal noises in the lift shaft.

On holiday in Rhodes, Poirot uncovers the complicated relationships between his fellow hotel guests when one of them is murdered by a poisoned pink gin.