Agatha Christie's Poirot: The Movie Collection Set 6

David Suchet returns as the endearing sleuth in three baffling cases based on Christie classics. After dinner party guests mysteriously drop dead in Three Act Tragedy, Poirot helps an old friend find the killer. As Britain readies for war in The Clocks, Poirot investigates an unidentified corpse and four puzzling timepieces. And in Hallowe'en, crime novelist Ariadne Oliver and Poirot join forces to solve the macabre murder of a young costume party guest.

Disc 1
Three Act Tragedy

DEADLY DINNERS WHET POIROT'S INVESTIGATIVE APPETITE

While visiting the Cornish coast, Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) attends a dinner at which one of the guests suddenly dies. An inquest finds no evidence of foul play. But Poirot's host, renowned stage actor Sir Charles Cartwright, thinks otherwise, and another death at a later party with the same guests seems to confirm his suspicions. Together with Sir Charles and his vivacious friend Egg, Poirot applies "la technique classique"-eliminating the suspects, one by one.

Disc 2
The Clocks

POIROT IDENTIFIES A MAN WHOSE TIME RAN OUT

While trying to unmask a mole at Dover's military base, Lt. Colin Race enlists Poirot to help him aid a pretty secretary apparently framed for murder. Called to a residence on a quiet street for a temporary typing job, she found only a man's corpse lying on the floor. No one can identify the body, find a murder weapon, or explain the presence of four strange clocks-none of which belongs in the home, and all of which stopped at 4:13.

Disc 3
Hallowe'en Party

POIROT LOOKS FOR GHOSTS FROM A YOUNG GIRL'S PAST

Wholesome fun at Woodleigh Common turns harrowing when a children's Halloween party ends in the murder of 13-year-old Joyce Reynolds. Poirot is summoned by an old acquaintance, crime novelist Ariadne Oliver, to help in the investigation. He seizes on a clue: immediately before her death, Joyce had boasted of having witnessed a murder several years before, although she didn't realize it was a murder at the time. Although everyone pooh-poohs her claim, Poirot knows that "old sins cast long shadows."

Three Act Tragedy

Directed by Ashley Pearce
Written by Agatha Christie, Nick Dear
Produced by Karen Thrussell
Executive Produced by Michele Buck, Rebecca Eaton
Original Music by Christian Henson
Cinematography by Peter Greenhalgh
Film Editing by David Blackmore

The Clocks

Directed by Charles Palmer
Written by Agatha Christie, Stewart Harcourt
Produced by Karen Thrussell
Executive Produced by Damien Timmer
Original Music by Christian Henson
Cinematography by
Film Editing by Matthew Tabern

Hallowe’en Party

Directed by Charles Palmer
Written by Agatha Christie, Mark Gatiss
Produced by Karen Thrussell
Executive Produced by Michele Buck, Rebecca Eaton
Original Music by Christian Henson
Cinematography by Cinders Forshaw
Film Editing by Matthew Tabern