What movies did Detective Poirot star in?

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Alphabet murder case

A man who emphasized order more than Poirot appeared. Three letters, three locations, three murders, three bodies. A stands for the first person who was murdered. In Andway City, it starts with a. B stands for the second strangled person. In Beukes Hill, it starts with B .. C stands for the third murdered person. In Tiny Devensel village, it starts with C. Next to each body, there is a map of ABC's three places, all of which are turned to the relevant pages. Just as the police were busy, the fourth letter D appeared. Poirot had to help the police find the poor target before the murder ... Admittedly, this is one of the best murderers Poirot has ever met, but he obviously made a fatal mistake and challenged the invincible Poirot like those outstanding colleagues. ...

Extraordinary thief

A strange woman called and urged Paul Zhou not to come to her house for dinner, because her husband, who holds an important position in the Ministry of National Defense, just invited Joanna Vandelin, a notorious dangerous woman with a criminal record of revealing state secrets and sex scandals, to stay at home. She is sure that something ominous will happen that may endanger national security. After an unpleasant dinner and an equally unpleasant card game, things really happened; A confidential document about the new fighter plane disappeared in full view! Mrs. Joanna van der Lin became the target of public criticism, but Poirot found out there was another conspiracy ... Through this story, Poirot suggested that we should not play bridge after dinner, and if we really want to play, try to avoid playing with gambling ladies.

King of the club

Poirot and Hastings watched a film directed by their friend in a studio, and the studio owner Henry RedBoone left a deep impression on them for the rude behavior of the actors and staff.

That night, in a storm, Rhett Boone was found dead at home, and Lei Rui Taylor, a beautiful young movie star, was involved in the murder. At the invitation of her fiance, Poirot came to the studio again, trying to find out the truth and exonerate himself. ...

horrible

Benedict Farley, a rich and arrogant pie maker, wrote Poirot a letter asking for an immediate meeting. The richest tycoon in the world told Poirot that he had been repeating a nightmare, and every time he killed himself with a revolver in a room at home at 12: 28. He asked Poirot if he had any case experience of using hypnosis to kill people, but Poirot obviously couldn't make better suggestions. Shortly after the unpleasant meeting, Farley's body was found in his room, and a bullet went through his head. All indications are that he committed suicide, but Poirot is convinced that a criminal conspiracy is going on. ...

Poirot: The kidnapped Prime Minister

The Prime Minister has been kidnapped? This kind of case is obviously Poirot's favorite. The British Prime Minister was kidnapped when he went to Paris to attend an international disarmament conference. The only witness, the driver and others have mysteriously disappeared. The meeting will be held soon, and the Prime Minister must be returned within 32 hours 15 minutes. Under the recommendation of Justice Minister Gap, the national lifelong secretary found Poirot, but Poirot's way of handling cases "talking to some people who have nothing to do with the case" obviously could not be recognized by the secretary. What is even more outrageous is that Poirot has proposed to go home and sleep to "recover his strength" before the case has any clues! As time went on, Justice Minister Gap began to feel that his pension was facing a serious crisis. ...

Cook's fear

Looking for the missing chef for others? Such a small case is of course the famous Poirot. But listen to this sentence: "The newspaper says you are a clever detective. Do you pay them to write this or do they take it for granted? " Because of Mrs. Todd's words, the arrogant Poirot accepted this "pitifully small" case against his will. Unexpectedly, at the beginning of the investigation, Mrs. Todd's husband sent a poor guinea "consulting fee" and asked to terminate the service. "They gave me a guinea? ! "This guinea, like the second slap in the face, once again seriously hurt Poirot's strong self-esteem. Even if he loses 3600 guineas, he will thoroughly investigate this small case. ...

Poirot: The Mystery of Cornwall

To Poirot's chagrin, he arrived in Cornwall too late to stop Mrs Betty Ray's death. Mrs Betty Ray asked for his help because she suspected that her dentist husband was poisoning her so that he could marry his young blonde assistant. Mrs Betty Ray's doctor firmly believes that no one will try to kill her. The scandal about her husband is pure rumor. 65,438+000% of her died of gastritis. Frieda, the niece of Mrs Betty Ray, thinks that the so-called poisoning is just a fantasy of menstruation, and claims that menstruation fell in love with her fiance before her death! Frieda's unmarried wife suspected that the poisoning might be true; The servant at home reported that the day before Mrs. Betty Ray was killed, she saw the male owner standing at the table with a dangerous herbicide, and there was Mrs. Betty Ray's porridge on the table ... After unremitting investigation, Poirot finally found the right direction. ...

A girl in a veil

On Friday, a mysterious girl wearing a black veil made an appointment with Poirot, claiming that a villain named Lai Yingdun blackmailed her for 20,000 pounds with a "rash and stupid" love letter she wrote when she learned that she was going to marry the Duke at the age of 16. That night, Poirot and Hastings made an appointment with the disgusting Lai Yingshun, and the two sides broke up in discord, thus giving Poirot an excuse to realize his criminal ambition.

The next night, Poirot and Hastings disguised themselves and climbed into Leiyington's apartment with flashlights, knives and other crime tools. Climbing high and falling low, I searched for the "puzzle box" containing the deadly love letter. The police arrived soon, captured Poirot in one fell swoop and put him in an iron prison.

In the police station, Poirot was surprised to learn that Leiden had been murdered as early as Tuesday. ...

"When Poirot decided to become the greatest detective in the world, the world lost a highly skilled thief."

Poirot: The Lost Mine

Poirot went to the bank to check the balance of his account and was surprised to learn that his account was overdrawn by 60 pounds for no reason, which made him very unhappy. That night, Poirot was playing monopoly with Hastings, and the president of the bank came to see him, which made him very happy. Who knows that the bank president didn't apologize for the overdraft, but brought a mysterious silver mine that disappeared and a bizarre murder case that happened because of it ... What is a mere 60 pounds for a legendary huge silver mine?

Adventures of John F. waverley

As the owner of the oldest family in Britain, Mr. waverley was challenged as never before-within a few days, three anonymous blackmail letters threatening to kidnap his three-year-old son were delivered to him one after another. The first letter asked for 25 thousand pounds; The second letter asked for 30 thousand pounds; The third letter asks for 50 thousand pounds; The fourth letter pointed out the deadline for kidnapping, noon the next day. Poirot was invited to come, and a large group of police also came to support him. Unexpectedly, in full view, the mysterious kidnapper succeeded in taking the child away on time ... There is no doubt that no one can make such an arrogant provocation against Poirot and then be safe and sound. ...

Poirot: Rhodes' Triangle

In an alley on the Italian resort island of rodez, carefree Poirot met a young lady who claimed to be his admirer, Pamela Lyle. At her suggestion, Poirot asked her to hold her arm very gentlemanly. The strange experience began. On the beach, Poirot and Pamela Lyle met a young couple and a rich couple, and they spent nearly a month together. After several days of communication, Pamela Lyle thinks that there is a strange triangle relationship between the two couples, while Poirot perceives a heavy murder spreading between the two strange couples. On the night Poirot decided to leave the island, a charming young lady died of poisoning after drinking a glass of gin in the hotel lobby in full view. Poirot, who was mistaken for a spy by the police and wanted to leave, decided to stay and find out the real murderer with Pamela Lyle. ...

Poirot: Double Sin

One rainy day, Hastings suggested that Polo, who was depressed, go out for a holiday.

At the ticket office of the coach station, Hastings noticed a young girl in the same car, while a man with a moustache, shabby clothes and rude manners attracted Poirot's attention.

In the car, the young girl told Hastings that she had a miniature model of an antique character with a value of 1500. When having lunch at the transit station, the girl was dismayed to find that the antiques in the suitcase had shrunk and disappeared! Hastings stepped forward and asked Poirot to help the girl, but Poirot announced that he had decided to retire. In desperation, Hastings had to conduct his own reconnaissance, but with the deepening of the investigation, this seemingly simple theft became more and more bizarre and complicated. It seems impossible not to drag Poirot into it. ...

"I'm almost finished, Hastings. I think I'm retiring. "

Tragedy of Mars landing on manor

For Poirot's rational mind, the "ghost" can't stand any test, but this time he will have to face a ghost murder.

In the early morning of a remote town, it is said that the haunted Mas landed in the manor and was murdered-the body of the owner of the manor, Matt Voss, was found under an oak tree not far from home. Fifty years ago, a young girl committed suicide under this oak tree. It is said that evil spirits have been haunting her ever since.

The young wife is convinced that the girl's ghost killed her husband. She once saw blood gushing out of the dresser mirror in the middle of the night and heard the terrible laughter from the oak tree ... Poirot didn't believe in the death of any supernatural factors at all, but he asserted that Matsworth didn't die of natural factors. ...

Anyway, it was a chilling, strange and horrible death. ...

Poirot: the mirror of the dead

Poirot took a fancy to a mirror and took part in an auction. As a result, this mirror was sold by the arrogant art dealer jervis? Shevnik scored high. Later, at the invitation of jervis, Poirot came to jervis's house to help him investigate his well-paid architects. Mrs jervis believes in a mysterious religion, and she asserts to Poirot that someone will die because of this mirror. Just before evening, everyone was horrified to find that jervis died in his study. A bullet went through his head and broke the mirror hung on the wall and bought from the auction. The deceased held a pistol in his left hand and left a suicide note on the table, which read: "I'm sorry". After on-the-spot investigation, Attorney General Gap thought it was an obvious suicide, but Poirot pointed out that it was a clever and strange murder. ...

Missing will case

Should be an old friend-Andrew, dean of the college? At Marsh's invitation, Poirot and Hastings came to Cedar Manor as guests. That night, Andrew came to Poirot's bedroom and told Poirot that the doctor said that his days were numbered and he wanted to revise the executor announced ten years ago. While speaking, a phone call came in. Andrew answered the phone and went out. Things are getting worse. The next morning, Andrew's body was found in the yard, and the old will was gone. Andrew's new will will despair all hopeful beneficiaries. Poirot is convinced that this is enough to induce a vicious murder, and the disappearance of the old will deepens Poirot's suspicion of those evil performances. ...

Chocolate packaging box

Have you ever heard of the failure case that worried Poirot? Here it is. Paul, the prestigious deputy minister of France? Drulard suddenly fell to the ground and died after a dinner party, which was thought to be due to a heart attack. Three days later, Poirot was entrusted to make an unannounced visit to the residence of the deceased. In Paul? In the study where Delulard died, Poirot noticed a box full of chocolates on the table. The box is pink, but the lid is blue ... After careful analysis, Poirot announced; He found the real killer! Of course, the final result is that the real murderer is actually someone else.

Mysterious power

19 17, the German war of aggression spread to Belgium, and Captain Hastings, who was injured in the war, came to stiles Manor at the invitation of his British friend Mr. Joan Camdis. At stiles Manor, Captain Hastings was warmly received by Camdishi's mother, Mrs. IgThorpe. However, a few days later, Mrs. IgThorpe died suddenly. According to the symptoms before her death, Dr. Wilkins judged that Mrs. EagleThorpe died of chemical poisoning, which was a typical attempted murder. After Mrs EagleThorpe's death, everyone at stiles Manor turned their eyes to Mr Alfred with suspicion. Mr Alfred is Mrs Eaglesop's husband, twenty years younger than Mrs Eaglesop. However, Mr. Paul, Hastings' friend, doesn't think so. Mr Poirot is a detective. After the incident, he carefully investigated Mrs. IgThorpe's room. After discovering six suspicious evidences, he felt that the suspicion and accusation against Alfred were absolutely wrong, and told this judgment to the detective Gap who was in charge of the case investigation. Just when the case went away, Poirot and Hastings were trying to find new clues. The clues provided by the maid Daugs sent Camdis to prison. Camdis had an affair with the widow of a nearby farmer, but there were signs that Camdis could not have murdered his mother. After careful analysis and recollection of the scene, Poirot arrested the real murderer.

Poirot: One, two, button my shoes.

Like many people, Poirot doesn't like going to the dentist. But he had to go there twice today. One was to fill a tooth, and the other was to see the dentist's murder scene-shortly after he left the clinic, the dentist lay on the floor next to the operating chair, with a gun in his hand, and was shot in the head. According to the medical records, besides Poirot, six people came to see the doctor that day: a middle-aged woman, an old woman, a banker, a young lady who just returned from India, a new male patient and a lady who came from afar. In addition, there is an emotional young man who is looking for a date. Is it suicide? Or did he kill him If he did it, who did it?

Poirot: Nutcracker Wharf

A series of bizarre thefts happened in a foreign student dormitory located in Hickory Road, which not only affected the lives of dormitory students, but also affected Poirot's life. The matron in the dormitory is Miss Mona Lee's sister, and her worry has affected Miss Mona Lee's work efficiency, so Poirot decided to help investigate the trouble. Poirot went to the dormitory for international students and came into contact with the main member inside: Nigel Sharpman is a person who likes to provoke others. The guy who makes others angry, Patricia Lane, is nice, but boring. Valerie Horace is elegant and has personality. Ryan batson is a burly and friendly young man. Elizabeth Johnston is from the West Indies. She is hard-working, ambitious, lonely and doesn't communicate with others. Sally Finch came here on a Fulbright scholarship. She has pleasant red hair. She is a pleasant girl, Cheryl Austin: beautiful, anxious and slow-witted. Colin mcnair is keen on psychological research, and Jane Tomlinson is full of lovely and upright temperament.

To people's surprise, Poirot's solution turned out to be calling the police. Soon, Cheryl Austin admitted that she was the criminal of many thefts, and the truth came out, which also triggered a love story. But the next day, Cheryl Austin was found dead in bed. Is it suicide or murder? The shadow hangs over the dormitory for international students, and the founder of the dormitory, Mrs. Nicholas, died in a rucksack, a light bulb and a stethoscope one night ... What kind of conspiracy is hidden between these seemingly unrelated things?

Murder in the Murder in Morse Lane.

be bogged down in crisis

The secret of cheap apartment adventure.

Mr. Davenheim's disability disappeared without a trace.

Doubt at sea

The death of the painter (24 slang eyebrows)

Scare downstairs (mystery of the third floor suite)

The mystery of plum blossom k

The Adventures of the Western Star

Polo's compatriot, the famous movie star Mary Mavela, showed him a series of mysterious anonymous letters, asking her to return the beautiful diamond, the "Star of the West". Although Poirot asked her to return it, Mary decided to keep the diamond so that she could shine at Mrs. Yardley's weekend party. At the same time, as the sister of "Square Star" and the owner of "Oriental Star", Mrs. Gui Yadeli also received the same anonymous letter. Similarly, Lady Yardley rejected Poirot's offer to keep diamonds for her. Just before the weekend party of the two ladies' vanity contest, both diamonds disappeared. ...

How does your garden grow?

Death in the clouds

Lincks Golf Course Murder (Third Dagger)

Poirot, who is in London, received a letter from France. A millionaire who signed Renault said his life was threatened. When Poirot and his good friend Hastings arrived at Mr. Renault's villa in France, the millionaire had been killed, and his body was thrown in a grave in the golf course under construction behind the villa with a dagger in his back.

Poirot began to assist the French police in investigating the murder. According to the witness's statement, the case seems simple and clear-simply breaking into houses, killing people and dumping bodies. However, all kinds of unexplained signs make people vaguely feel that the truth is much more complicated.

A detective from France also appeared here and challenged Poirot. The sharp-tongued detective kept shuttling through the villa, looking for a series of suspicious evidence and reasoning. With his efficient detection assistance, the French police seem to be able to find the murderer soon.

On the contrary, Poirot not only made no progress, but also struggled with all kinds of seemingly unrelated trivial matters, and even devoted more interest to an old case that had been dusty for many years. ...

These made Hastings almost begin to doubt Poirot's judgment. However, when the case further developed and became more complicated, Poirot suddenly became unpredictable, as if he knew everything.

With the detection step by step, as the truth gradually surfaced, Hastings had to admit defeat to Poirot's small gray cell again-finally, the case finally came out, and all shall be well, jack shall have Jill.

Poirot: The Mystery of Fashion

Mrs Emily Agnes ingrid, the hostess of stiles Manor, is in charge of the financial power of the manor. She died of poison in her room on Tuesday morning, and all three doors in the room were locked from the inside. In the process of investigating the case, Poirot found a series of doubts, such as charred will fragments in the fireplace, broken coffee cups, clothes fragments on the door, a large piece of candle oil and so on. During the investigation, the biggest suspect, Alfred, the husband of Lady Ingrid, was 20 years younger than her. Mr. Ingrid had an alibi, and Poirot began to live with Mrs. Ingrid's two sons, John. Cavendish and Lawrence. Cavendish and Mary. Mrs cavendish and Miss Cynthia are looking for the murderer, but everyone seems to have many questions. Who killed Mrs ingrid, or was it murdered by some schemer?

The Mystery of Styles was published in 1920 and has been reprinted dozens of times. It's my mother-in-law's first work. In this book, Belgian detective Herkal Poirot was created for the first time. From then on, Poirot became the protagonist in most of her mother-in-law's works until her death in the book Closing, published in 1975. Not only that, but this book also sets a good example for the traditional detective novels recognized at present, and it is a typical masterpiece of the so-called "country house case". This means stories often happen to a limited number of people. From the outside, this is a quiet and harmonious small world, but in fact, people are intrigued and hide various criminal roots; When the case happened, everyone seemed to be a criminal, and the case became complicated and maze everywhere. Later, through the efforts of a capable and honest detective. By using the methods of repeated investigation, logical reasoning and psychological analysis, we finally got rid of the fog and doubts, found out the real criminal and proved that everyone else was innocent. And it often ends with a couple getting married.

Million-dollar bond robbery and million-dollar securities theft

A dead woman in the snow (the theft of the royal ruby king)

The Secret of the Hunter's Cabin The Secret of the Hunter's Cabin (Hunter's Cabin)

Poirot and Hastings were invited to a hunting party. Hastings was in charge of hunting in the snowfield, and Poirot and the women who came with the team stayed where they were waiting for the Korean grouse to be eaten. But things got really bad. On the way to hunting, there were accidental injuries and disputes. Everyone was in a bad state of mind and the team began to disband. Because of his high fever, Poirot was sent to a local hotel. In the middle of the night, a mysterious figure sneaked into the hunter's cabin, and one of the hunting members, Monopoly, was killed. Poirot, who was sickly, started his little gray cells when he was lying in a hospital bed with a high fever, which once again proved that his little gray cells would never give up their pursuit and grasp of the truth under any circumstances. ...

The human record of the death of Lord Edgewell (the death of Sir Edgewell)

Our heroine, movie star Jane Wilkinson, is an absolutely self-centered figure, and there is nothing she wants to do that she can't do. No, she entrusted detective Poirot to do something for her, and actually asked him to persuade her husband Baron Edgewell to divorce her! Hehe, if he refuses to divorce, she said, I'm afraid I'll take a taxi and kill him right away! Even Poirot is embarrassed to say that helping others get rid of their husbands is not good at it. But no way, he reluctantly agreed. Poirot conveyed the meaning to the baron, and Baron Edgewell immediately agreed to divorce without letting Poirot hit a wall.

That night, the baron was killed. . .

Jane Wilkinson was seen coming to the baron's house at night. But jane wilkinson has an alibi. That night, she attended a banquet elsewhere, and several people testified. Did someone kill Baron Edgewell and try to frame Jane Wilkinson? A wave of unrest, another wave. The second murder happened, and the deceased turned out to be ...

Dumb witness

This story tells the reader straight away that Miss arundel, the mistress of the little green house, has passed away. She ignored her nephews, nieces and nieces, and even made a will to leave all her property to her maid-in-waiting, Miss Lawson, causing people in the town to talk about it. Before her death, Miss arundel secretly wrote a letter to Poirot, telling him that the dog ball incident at home caused her great anxiety and anxiety. Begging him to help her with her family affairs. She is eager to see Poirot as soon as possible in order to discuss the matter in detail. After receiving the letter, Poirot felt that there must be something wrong here. He rushed to Basing Town, only to find that the old man had passed away, which surprised him and brought unexpected difficulties to the investigation.

Poirot and his assistant Captain Hastings conducted a series of in-depth and detailed investigations. He visited everyone related to Miss arundel and listened to everything they said, but he never trusted anyone. Poirot has repeatedly stressed that no matter who said it, it must be tested by practice and proved to be true before it can be believed. With his keen insight, incisive analytical ability, rigorous and realistic style, and using logical reasoning and criminal psychology, he finally cracked this very complicated murder case.

Adventure of Egyptian ancient tomb

Since people opened the tomb of King Menhara, a series of mysterious deaths have occurred. I always thought that among many adventures I had with Poirot, the most tense, terrifying and dramatic one was to investigate this case.

Lord carnarvon, Sir John Willard and Mr. Braein from new york discovered the ancient tomb of Oman in Tudan, and continued to excavate it not far from Romania. Near the pyramids in Kisa province, a series of tombs were accidentally discovered. Their discovery caused a sensation. Archaeology has proved that this ancient tomb was originally the tomb of the little-known king Menhara of the Eighth Dynasty. At that time, the ancient kingdom had begun to decline, and there were few relevant materials recorded in history. Therefore, major newspapers reported these findings in detail.

Soon after, something happened, which attracted the public's special attention: Sir John Willard died of a heart attack.

Poirot and his assistant Captain Hastings conducted a series of in-depth and detailed investigations. He visited everyone related to Miss arundel and listened to everything they said, but he never trusted anyone. Poirot has repeatedly stressed that no matter who said it, it must be tested by practice and proved to be true before it can be believed. With his keen insight, incisive analytical ability, rigorous and realistic style, and using logical reasoning and criminal psychology, he finally cracked this very complicated murder case.

Mystery of beehive

Plymouth express murder Plymouth express

As the sole heir of huge wealth, young Florence became the target pursued by a large group of greedy people. At her father's request, Poirot promised to observe her suitors. One weekend, Florence was assassinated on the Plymouth express train bound for Stowe. Her body was hidden under the seat of the box, and a box full of jewels was missing. The clues provided by the servant show that there was a strange man with black hair with Florence at that time ... In order to find out the truth, Poirot boarded the Plymouth express train and finally found that the answer was hidden among a pile of newspapers. ...

The anger of losers (unfortunate people)

The Mystery of Murder in Mesopotamia (Murder in Mesopotamia)

Christmas Exploration in hercule poirot's A Christmas Poirot

When Simon Lee was young, he did all kinds of bad things, cheating and stealing. He was always philandering ... There may be many illegitimate children outside. That's the kind of person who is old now. Rich as he is, he is no longer healthy. He just sits in a wheelchair all day. What fun can he have? So he takes pleasure in "repairing" his family. Christmas is coming, and he has an idea to invite all his sons (including a bad son who hasn't been home for many years), his daughter-in-law and a granddaughter he has never met to come back for reunion. On the surface, it seems that he wants to have a family reunion, but in fact he is having fun. It happened that the son of his former partner in South Africa visited him and he invited him to stay for the holiday. On the afternoon before Christmas, Lao Li called all his family members to his room, and angrily denounced, taught, satirized or humiliated them one by one and asked them to leave their room one by one. In the evening, Lao Li's screams came suddenly, and everyone rushed to his bedroom door from different places. After knocking down the door, a bloody and violent killing scene appeared in front of everyone. ...

Sugden, the local police chief, took over the case, and Poirot was entrusted by Colonel Johnson to assist him in his private capacity. The result was a big surprise. ...

Five little pigs beer murder (five pigs)

A young girl (Carla) who is eager for the truth finds Poirot. It turns out that sixteen years ago, her father (Amelia) was poisoned and her mother (Caroline) was sentenced for murdering her husband. A year later, Caroline died in prison. Before she died, she left a letter to her daughter, which said: She didn't kill anyone-she was innocent ... She was on the verge of justice, deception and emotion ... Carla firmly chose-she wanted the truth!

As a result, this old case that was sealed for 16 years was exposed again. ...

After reading the file, Poirot visited the lawyers who had experienced litigation, got a general understanding of the situation and found five parties.

Murder in Three Acts of Tragedy

People often say that a dinner party attended by thirteen people will bring bad luck.

Can you believe it?

When Poirot was invited to join Sir Charles' unfortunate dinner, the curse worked.

Mr babington, the priest, died suddenly in front of all the guests.

But death didn't stop,

The murderer personally kicked off the murder in front of detective Poirot.

Murder dramas are constantly being staged,

Same actor, similar scenery, similar plot.

The threat of death even fell on Poirot himself.