Murder on the Orient Express
Summary
- Genre: Murder Mystery, Detective
- Format: Novel
- Setting: Train
- Murder Method: Stabbing
- Recurring Characters: Poirot
- Format: Novel
Synopsis
Travelling on the Orient Express, Poirot is approached by a desperate
American named Ratchett. Afraid that someone plans to kill him, Ratchett asks
Poirot for help. Sadly the very next day Ratchett's worst fears become reality,
when he is found dead in his cabin, a victim of multiple stab wounds. With
nothing but a scrap of paper to go on, Poirot must piece together Ratchett’s
identity before he can establish which of his fellow passengers murdered
him.
The film version of this novel was made in 1974 and won an Oscar for Ingrid Bergman. At that time it was the most successful British film ever made, grossing more than £20million.
‘Need it be said – the little grey cells solve once more the insoluble. Times Literary Supplement (less)
The film version of this novel was made in 1974 and won an Oscar for Ingrid Bergman. At that time it was the most successful British film ever made, grossing more than £20million.
‘Need it be said – the little grey cells solve once more the insoluble. Times Literary Supplement (less)
Travelling on the Orient Express, Poirot is approached by a desperate
American named Ratchett. Afraid that someone plans to kill him, Ratchett asks
Poirot for help. Sadly the very next day Ratchett's worst fears become reality,
when he is found dead in his cabin, a victim of multiple stab wounds. With
nothing but a scrap of paper to go on, Poirot must piece together Ratchett’s
identity before he can establish which of his fellow passengers murdered
him.
The film version of this novel was made in 1974 and won an Oscar for Ingrid Bergman. At that time it was the most successful (…more)
The film version of this novel was made in 1974 and won an Oscar for Ingrid Bergman. At that time it was the most successful (…more)
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