Poirot rescues Katherine at a restaurant prior to departure Young woman is Katherine Grey (Georgina Rylance), an impoverished American who has justĬome into an unexpected inheritance.
Blue Train could be described as the story of two young women who board Le Train Bleu fromĬalais to the French Riviera, and then, for contrived reasons, switch compartments. Viewers, because there are several good candidates. TheĬanvas became so big that even identifying the murder victim here would be unfair to first-time Presentation, adding characters and subplots and expanding the scenery into the kind ofĮxtravaganza that required location shooting in France and major effects in post-production. It seems only appropriate, then, that TVĪdapter Guy Andrew took major liberties with the plot for this special New Year's Day Struggled, and it remained one of her least favorite. 1, 2006, U.K.) The Mystery of the Blue Train was a novel over which Agatha Christie is known to have The Mystery of the Blue Train (disc 1) (first broadcast: Jan. The creative team behind Poirot proceeded in that spirit. To set her novels in drawing rooms and stately mansions, but she wrote for a general audience. Agatha Christie was a populist entertainer. For all the impressive period detail, this is Poirot for the televisionĪudience of the 21st Century. Liveliest and most contemporary entries of the series, although Christie purists will have to check Took even greater creative liberties with the text of Christie's novels. The creative team that assumed control with Series 9 continued their stylistic experiments and Of course, being Poirot, he is also saying it to see how the suspect Life can be hard for those of us who travel alone", he says to a suspect during an interview, in a Even though the famous detective had found retirement impossible (inĬonstant engagement with the blackest of human motivesĬontinued to take its toll, and his uncompromising morality has exacted a cost. None of its vigor, and an obvious decision was made to let those same lines show through
The lines ofĪging were beginning to show in actor David Suchet's face, although his performance had lost Reviewed by Michael Reuben, December 13, 2013Īlmost another two years passed after Series 9Ĭoncluded with The Hollow before Poirot onceĪgain met his public on New Year's Day 2006 with The Mystery of the Blue Train, a particularlyĮlaborate and star-studded production shot in both England and the south of France.
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