![]() Interestingly, the novel first published in 1933 was filmed in 1934 with Austin Trevor playing Poirot then later as Thirteen At Dinner with Peter Ustinov. In addition, it follows Agatha Christie's novel very closely. The dramatisation of Agatha Christie's novel by Anthony Horowitz who has contributed many fine scripts for ITV's other money spinner, "Midsomer Murders", is outstanding and every single plot twist runs smoothly into the other. ![]() Could the mysterious death of American impersonation actress Carlotta Adams (Fiona Allen) be linked to the death of Lord Edgware? Lord Edgware Dies is an impeccable entry in ITV's distinguished Poirot franchise. Meanwhile, Poirot and Hastings have another question to consider. ![]() However, Japp (Philip Jackson) soon realises that this will not be an open and shut case because Jane Wilkenson was at a dinner party and the other guests can vouch for her being there. Jane Wilkenson becomes Chief Inspector Japp's chief suspect in view of this and also because she was admitted into Edgware's house by his manservant around the time of the murder. Edgware was married to eminent stage actress Jane Wilkenson (Helen Grace) who was asking him for a divorce at the time but he refused it. ![]() Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) and Captain Hastings (Hugh Fraser) investigate the brutal killing of hated aristocrat Lord Edgware (John Castle), whom was found stabbed in the neck with a letter opener in his study. ![]()
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