It was also dramatised by BBC Radio 4 in 2004, starring John Moffatt as Poirot. This episode was considered darker than the previous ones, particularly in this series, lacking the comic touches of Hastings and Japp. The story was adapted for TV as part of Agatha Christie’s Poirot in 1992, David Suchet in the eponymous role. The characters express their political views throughout, but despite Poirot’s own opinions he never lets this colour his perception of a suspect. Written during one of Christie’s most prolific periods (particularly for Poirot’s cases) this is among her most political novels. Part of Agatha Christie’s nursery rhyme series, the title is derived from a rhyme of the same name, each line forming clues through Poirot’s investigation. But while the police are calling it suicide, Poirot knows better and soon it’s not only the dentist who appears to have been murdered. I'm going to the dentist.In the life of Hercule Poirot, not even a dental appointment can occur without a murder, this time, the very dentist Poirot was hoping to see. ♪Fifteen, sixteen, maids in the kitchen ♪ When Amberiotis is found dead in his hotel room from an overdose of Novocaine and Sainsbury-Seale disappears, Poirot rightly expands his list of suspects and connects the crime to events that occurred in India 12 years earlier. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe is the third episode of series four of Agatha Christies Poirot.
In the novel One, Two, Buckle My Shoes, Poirot thinks of her, and wonders what woman could 'hold a candle' to her. Hercule Poirot becomes somewhat smitten by her. Amberiotis, an enigmatic recent arrival from India suffering from a toothache, and Mabelle Sainsbury-Seale, a charity worker also recently returned from India. Hercule Poirot dislikes his dentist, but one of his patients likes Mr Morley even less - and shoots him minutes. Countess Vera Rossakoff (Russian: B 1) is a Russian jewel thief. They include Alaistair Blunt, a prominent and very influential bank director, Frank Carter, a young fascist thug with a personal grudge against Morley, Mr. Poirot suspects foul play, and all those who entered the doctor's offices after Poirot left are suspect. Morley, his dentist, but shortly after he leaves the clinic, the doctor is found dead with a gunshot wound to his temple, an apparent suicide.
Chief Inspector Japp appropriately recruits the detective as both witness and consultant. Poirot pays what appears to be a routine visit to Dr. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe Episode aired TV-14 1h 43m IMDb RATING 7.7 /10 1.7K YOUR RATING Rate Crime Drama Mystery After Poirot pays a routine visit to his dentist, the doctor apparently shoots himself to death a short time later.
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