Lady Edgware, the well-known stage actress Jane Wilkinson, has a dilemma in that her husband has consistently refused to give her a divorce. She asks Hercule Poirot to visit the man to see if there is any possibility of convincing him. Lord Edgware is nothing short of nasty, treating all those around him very badly. When he is found dead, there is no great surprise, but there certainly are a good number of suspects NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED
Till divorce do us part {1/10}
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no no no no nooooooooo
The funny actress was hilarious…Poirots little steps! ;p
She insulted the mustache !
Carlotta Adams is brilliant 😀
i love how hastings says shes a beautiful woman as she is walking down the stairs and it shows them watching her from “behind”. hastings hastings hastings… and if im not mistaken poirot takes a little peek
Stand up artist? Woman? London circa 1930? Ridiculous.
@HAZIDEAD
Can you try not being rude, irrational and blasphemous in one sentence ?
She was the funniest when impersonating Poirot (and his walking). xDDD
@MusicLoverBrian1 I agree with your opinion about David Suchet, I loved Davids version of Murder on the Orient Express.
Is there a TV version with david suchet of “the big four” ?
@airomjg ur quite wrong there. hasting and poirot were both standing at the bottom of the steps when she descended,so hastings saw her face.
@fireserpent26 no they were at the top watching her walk away im sure.lol
How come Poirot does not offer to let Hastings stay with him till he can find a place of his own?
@MaxxTankian No 🙁 I wish there was.
@xxxPurplexGirlxxx awwwwwwwwwww This is for me one of teh best, 🙂 i wish David suchet will film it with “Curtain” 🙂
@thepcgamewalkthrough I don’t know, in the books he usually does
@xxxPurplexGirlxxx Which was why I was surprised. Usually Poirot is quite hospitable.
“She does impersonations.”
“Impersonations? Not for Poirot.”
lol ^_^
“I’d say those impressions were absolutely spot on.”
“You thought so, Hastings? For me there was something of an exaggeration.”
^_^
@thepcgamewalkthrough Possibly because Mrs Hastings might move in too when she’s wound up their,affairs in Argentina, and as an old bachelor fixed in his habits….
Oh no she didn’t!!! She just insulted the great Hercule Poirot AND his precious mustache!!
Oh, c’mon. Give us the rest of this marvelous Ustinov-as-Poirot film. What harm can it do?
that was a crap impression…
Why must they always make American accents so horrible? I’m not American but i still think it’s bad.
I can’t stand plays and theater! I had to live with a theater major for one very long and painful year while in college. If I see another one, I shall make road kill of him of her. Sans Merci!