Murder on The Orient Express (1974)

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Written by Agatha Christie, Paul Dehn

Directed by Sidney Lumet

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1974

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

This top-notch adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel is set in 1934, aboard the Orient Express. A financier travelling from Istanbul to Paris is found dead, stabbed a dozen times, and it is up to celebrated Belgian detective Hercule Poirot - played by Albert Finney - to solve the crime. He painstakingly interviews those in the same railway car and through an elaborate re-creation aims to find out just who carried out the deed.

The all-star cast includes Lauren Bacall (pictured), Ingrid Bergman, Sean Connery, John Gielgud and Anthony Perkins.

Highly recommended.

Cast

Image for Albert FinneyAlbert FinneyHercule Poirot
Lauren BacallMrs. Hubbard
Ingrid BergmanGreta Ohlsson
Image for Sean ConnerySean ConneryCol. Arbuthnot
Image for John GielgudJohn GielgudMr. Beddoes
Image for Anthony PerkinsAnthony PerkinsHector MacQueen
Image for Jacqueline BissetJacqueline BissetCountess Andrenyi
Image for Martin BalsamMartin BalsamSignor Bianchi
Image for Vanessa RedgraveVanessa RedgraveMary Debenham
Jean-Pierre CasselPierre Paul Michel
Image for Wendy HillerWendy HillerPrincess Dragomiroff
Rachel RobertsHildegarde
Image for Richard WidmarkRichard WidmarkMr. Ratchett
Michael YorkCount Andrenyi
Colin BlakelyMr. Hardman

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