Murder on the Orient Express

Aletha 2022-04-19 09:02:13

2020-2-17

Armstrong pays ransom to find out Daisy is dead Armstrong's wife gave birth to a stillbirth and died Armstrong committed suicide because she was wrongly accused of committing suicide

Five years later, the director of Istanbul's Orient Express Bianchi met Polopolo and said that the food here was bad and the wine was bad. The director took him to find a box

Orient Express Coal Shovel

Princess meets Armstrong family

Count and Madame Andre

Hubbard is long-winded

Director of Bianchi

Olsen Swede Missionary

Ratchett

Theros Hardman Theatre Manager

Colonel Debenham's girlfriend

Colonel Arbusnow serves in India

Foscarelli Italians become U.S. citizens

pierre is the conductor

Ratchett is a rich man and asked Poirot to protect himself Poirot refused to say that he only took cases of interest

McQueen is Ratchett's secretary and Bedos is Ratchett's housekeeper

Belgrade station McQueen gives up box to Poirot, mustache glove

Ratchett said it was just a nightmare

Dr. Constantine

Train parked in snow, director reluctant to Yugoslav police questioning passengers

Poirot stuffed charred paper into an ashtray between two hat racks and then lit the underside of the hat rack with an alcohol lamp. Several words were displayed under the hat rack. Poirot knew Ratchett's true identity. Cassetti's murderer had been sentenced to death that night. The mastermind was named but the mastermind ran away early

First cross-examination of the conductor Cross-examination of the secretary Cross-examination of the steward Hubbard There are conductor buttons in the box, the Earl and Mrs. Olsen, the Princess and Schmidt's maid, Colonel Absnor, Debenham Foss, Carrelliceros Hardman

The maid's box has the conductor's uniform, the ladies' nightgown, and the dagger in the Herbard bag in Poirot's room.

Countess Andre is Armstrong's wife's sister, Christian name Helena

Maid Schmidt was Armstrong's cook

The handkerchief is Princess Dragomirov's princess is Armstrong's godmother

McQueen fell in love with Ms. Armstrong

Mary Debenham is Ms Armstrong's secretary

Hardman cop fell in love with Armstrong's maid

Pierre is the father of the maid Paulette

olson took care of daisy

Bedos for his master

Colonel Friend

Foscarelli Armstrong's driver

Hubbard organizers avenge her daughter and granddaughter

Secretary Poisoned, Adjusted Time, Pretend to Have Nightmare, Burned Notes, Murder Began at 2am

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Extended Reading
  • Amber 2021-12-21 08:01:17

    The goddess Bowman was able to use acting to cover her beauty to such a degree that I didn't recognize at first sight that she was the little old lady who was talking about her. Oscar deserves its name. No one wants to give Queen Christie a golden figure? Except for Shakespeare and Sherlock Holmes, her novels have the highest winning rate, right?

  • Alexandrine 2021-12-21 08:01:17

    Both the original work and the movie are representative works of the original reasoning, and the process is worthy of repeated reflections. The ending was extremely shocking. The gloomy flashback created a creepy atmosphere, the magic number 12, the revenge of justice, and the killing of ethics. Directed by group drama master Sydney Rumet, the cast is also star-studded. The only thing that is questionable is the Poirot portrayed by Albert Finney, whose appearance, demeanor, demeanor and accent are all very strange.

Murder on the Orient Express quotes

  • Hercule Poirot: The obvious implication is that the murderer, disguised as a conductor, boarded the train at Belgrade, made his way by means of the convenient passkey to Ratchett's compartment, stabbed him to death, planted the dagger and the uniform, and then departed, since the train was now halted in a snowdrift. Who was he? I am inclined to agree with Mr Foscarelli, who believes that he was a rival member of the Mafia, exacting private vengeance for a vendetta whose precise nature the Yugoslav police will undoubtedly identify.

    Dr. Constantine: But... is that all?

    Hercule Poirot: No. No, no, no, no. No, it is not. I said, here is the simple answer. There is also a more... complex one. But remember my first solution when I... when you've heard my second.

  • Greta Ohlsson: I was born backwards. That is why I work in Africa as missionary, teaching little brown babies more backwards than myself.