Agatha Christie's Thirteen at Dinner (1985)

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Written by Agatha Christie

Directed by Lou Antonio

Also known as "La Muerte de Lord Edgeware, de Agatha Christie", "Thirteen at Dinner", "Treze à Mesa"

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1985

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA/UK

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Jane Wilkinson's husband has been murdered and it is now up to Poirot to solve the case.

Cast

Peter UstinovHercule Poirot
Image for Faye DunawayFaye DunawayJane Wilkinson
Image for David SuchetDavid SuchetInspector Japp
Jonathan CecilHastings
Image for Bill NighyBill NighyRonald Marsh
Image for Diane KeenDiane KeenJenny Driver
John StrideFilm Director
Benedict TaylorDonald Ross
Lee HorsleyBryan Martin
Allan CuthbertsonSir Montague Corner
Glyn BakerLord Edgeware's Butler
John BarronLord George Edgeware
Peter ClaphamMr. Wildburn
Lesley DunlopAlice Bennett
Avril ElgarMiss Carroll

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites September 5th - 7:55pmAlan Pittam said...

    What is the name of the male American actor who had stand ins?

    He used to be in an American detective series, with an English side-kick, som time ago.

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