Agatha Christie’s Poirot: Evil Under The Sun Directed by Brian Farnham, 2002

A murder anticipated, but not avoided. An island full of suspects. A case for Hercule Poirot.

After collapsing during dinner, Poirot is ordered to the resort island of Sandy Cove for a two-week recuperative stay. Subjected to a taxing (and decidedly undignified) regimen of diet and exercise, he is distracted from his plight by growing suspicions that death awaits one of his fellow guests. Poirot’s fears are confirmed when the body of Arlena Stewart is discovered on the beach–but who killed her?

This brand-new, feature-length film from producer Brian Eastman (Traffik, Jeeves & Wooster) stars Tony Award nominee David Suchet in his trademark role as Agatha Christie’s beloved Belgian sleuth.

Bonus Features

Index of All Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot Stories; Agatha Christie Biography; David Suchet Biography; Interactive Menus; Scene Selection