Ooh to sail in De - Nile {2/10}

[Blisterdude123]

Poirot is great, really utilises the loopholes of being a private detective. You can be an absolute asshole to everybody because you're under no obligation to be nice to anybody :L

[jazzaman147]

raven this is as good as the original movie thank you so much 

[Trubisha]

i can't finde part one.

[Livi195]

anyone know what the name of the episode was when poirot was sort of on holiday and there was a murder at the bottom of a cliff on a beach and there was something about sailing boats and different coloured sails... it was ages ago so i can't remember... =(

[ravenhaven14]

@Livi195 801 - Evil under the sun - Belgien sundial

[Livi195]

@ravenhaven14 thank you!

[elenore88]

@Livi195 I think that's my favourite poirot story. But the original is the best. It's on here too. Peter Ustinov. (evil under the sun)

[jazzaman147]

@Livi195 evil under the sun

[girlsrule713]

who play's poirot?

[Livi195]

@girlsrule713 david suchet =)

[jimsed1964]

Thanks for sharing. I prefer this version over the 1978 version. I like 1978 version BUT I enjoy this one more for some reason :-)

[sogood31]

2:40 u got dissed by a belgian

[annapatti1]

the guy married her friend just for her money!

[annapatti1]

i loved the last part..i dont what I would have done if I was Jackie De Bellefort !!

[Mr1958louief]

I would rather be working class. Than Snob. At least you know the ones that Love, and Care about you. Are true to there feelings

[elenore88]

@Mr1958louief until you get money. then it all changes.

people are people.

[katelisa1]

I love Snobs........

[missninetysix]

i prefer the original movie...

[martbTT]

I love that kind of music :) thanks for the movie :)

[worthythenote]

^_^ i love this story

[19myself91]

their brows are too full, women had very thin brows in the 30s.. but everything else is wonderful, love it..

[MsWentworth1]

I doubt Egypt had any gun laws and if they did I doubt they would prevent Brits from carrying guns, probably just the locals, since Egypt was still part of the Empire.

[randomZmusingz]

Adore Suchet as Poirot! AC provided goosebump moments when I was a kid - had to keep fighting the urge to take a peek at the last few pages for the reveal! As a young adult I bought many of her books and one summer started reading them back to back - and you know what - every single time, I swear, within the first few pages I was able to guess who the murderer was. Five lil pigs, pocketful of rye, lord edgware,this one - it took away that mystique. Still a fan though...just dnt read em together!

[iluvhopndballet]

Its the girl from Devil Wears Prada!!

[talispoona]

In the 30's, I'm not sure stalking or carrying a gun in one's purse was illegal. It's not a good idea to assume the laws of today were the same. As far as "stalking" goes, that's only been a crime since the early 80's, I think.

David Suchet as Poirot is wonderful.......He is never shocked at the capability of evil from just about anyone.

[talispoona]

In the 30's, I'm not sure stalking or carrying a gun in one's purse was illegal. It's not a good idea to assume the laws of today were the same. As far as "stalking" goes, that's a fairly recent crime, persay,

David Suchet as Poirot is wonderful.......He is never shocked at the evil ways of humanity.

[Hendrikdevuile]

When one sees how la crème de la crème behaved in this period, one wonders why we British didn't have a revolution too like the Russians did in 1917.

[chelleyeoh]

David Suchet often says the lines from the book just like I thought that Poirot should say them. :)

But I have to say, I liked Linnet alot more in the book!

[vicsystevie]

@chelleyeoh I totally agree with everything you say!!

I liked Linnet better in the book but I can't help but think the woman who is acting as Linnet is so pretty!!

Just my thought!

[WhooshJenn]

Love Poirot. :] He's so honest and not easily intimidated.

[lollipopfop]

@WhooshJenn Intimidated by a frightened young woman who is being stalked? Yeah, thats a real accomplishment. If this happened in the 21st Century Jaqueline would be in jail and a great tragedy would be averted. Stalking is in fact a great crime in itself. For good reasons.

[allconspirer]

Why has no one questioned Jacqueline's ability to travel to Egypt after them, she's supposed to be penniless right?

[metrak]

@allconspirer I have also wonder, but in part 1 she says she has some money put by (saved). She used to be rich - that how she became friend with Lynnet.

[lollipopfop]

@allconspirer Thats a very good point? How has no one noticed that. Come to think of it, is it realistic that Poirot would allow Jackie to walk around free after that gun bit? Im sure carrying a concealed weapon is not legal. Why wouldn't he be smart enough to understand that trouble of some kind was inevitable unless she was restrained?

[jaseyboy]

@allconspirer In the novel it is mentioned by Simon that she has a little money put aside but must be using it all to follow them around the world. Poirot points out that this means at some stage Jackie will be stranded and unable to get home when it all runs out, and Simon seems to almost feel guilty about that but then brushes it aside as not being his fault.

[jharker45]

I would go stark raving mad if stuck on a boat with people I can't get away from. Hello, muddy Nile and stand aside, crocodiles! I'm coming in!

[dead4fun]

I know it's a bit weird...but it's a total turn-on when Poirot smokes his cigarettes.

[prorokini]

@dead4fun I love that little pocket-ashtray he uses. So sophisticated.

[Tebigong101]

Is she alright, so frail these elite! She is to evil to come to any harm least of from the drunk and dejected

[jmg3116]

Poirot is so honest and blunt, I love it lol.

[MoonlightNikita]

 Fuck you Simon, men are all assholes....

[HAZIDEAD]

@MoonlightNikita, how intelligent.

[seppsters]

@MoonlightNikita

lol... I really wish there were a 'hide comments' button, so I didn't have to read some non-sense by mistake.

[veefactor]

thank you ravenhaven.....

[BentBond007]

i love Jackie's voice, very adorable!