Agatha Christie Poirot After the Funeral (2006)
Richard Abernathie, head of the dysfunctional Abernethie clan, died a natural death or so his family believes. But his sister, Cora, drops a bombshell she believes Richard was murdered. Poirot is summoned to look into Cora's charges, but his investigation is interrupted by yet another bombshell-Cora is herself brutally murdered, leaving Poirot with two murder cases on his hands. Co-starring Geraldine James (Gandhi, and Robert Bathurst (The Wind in the Willows), AFTER THE FUNERAL brilliantly evokes the mysteries between innocence and guilt as only Agatha Christie could have imagined.
Director:
Maurice Phillips
Writer:
Philomena McDonagh
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Michael Fassbender as George Abernethie |
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David Suchet as Hercule Poirot |
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Philip Anthony as Vicar |
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Robert Bathurst as Gilbert Entwhistle |
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Anna Calder-Marshall as Maude Abernethie |
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John Carson as Richard Abernethie |
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Kevin Doyle as Inspector Morton |
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Fiona Glascott as Rosamund |
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Geraldine James as Helen Abernethie |
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Dominic Jephcott as Dr. Larraby |
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Vicky Ogden as Janet |
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Julian Ovenden as Michael Shane |
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Lucy Punch as Susannah Henderson |
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William Russell as Russell Lanscombe |
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Annabel Scholey as Miss Sorrel |
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Anthony Valentine as Giovanni Gallaccio |
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Benjamin Whitrow as Timothy Abernethie |
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Monica Dolan as Cora Gallaccio / Miss Gilchrist |
| Directing | Maurice Phillips | Director |
| Writing | Agatha Christie | Writer |
| Writing | Philomena McDonagh | Screenplay |