Lord Edgware Dies (1934)

This time we're going back to the very time in which Agatha herself was busy creating Poirot's fabulous adventures. That's right, in 1934 - just a year after its publication - Lord Edgware Dies was turned into a feature film with Austin Trevor as the little Belgian. 

So what was the screen's take on Hercule like back in the day? Join Adam and Frankie as they whisk you through a Poirot adventure that's odd for all sorts of reasons...

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