From England to Egypt, accompanied by his elegant and trustworthy sidekicks, the intelligent yet eccentrically-refined Belgian detective Hercule Poirot pits his wits against a collection of first class deceptions.
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Director Renny Rye directed nine episodes, Simon Langton and Charles Palmer directed too and executive producer Michele Buck produced both, with 274 others.
Director Philip Martin directed one episode, with 67 others.
David Suchet plays Hercule Poirot in all 70 episodes, Tom Riley appears too, director Charles Palmer directed two episodes and Hettie Macdonald directed too, with 75 others.
Director Charles Palmer directed two episodes and Edward Bennett directed too, with 71 others.
Director Renny Rye directed nine episodes, Maurice Phillips, Ashley Pearce and Charles Palmer directed too and executive producer Delia Fine produced both, with 73 others.
Tilly Vosburgh plays Jessie Dawlish across one episode and John Rowe and Kenneth Colley appear too, with 27 others.
Mark Gatiss plays Leonard Boynton across three episodes and Aidan Gillen and James Faulkner appear too, with 18 others.