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Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide appears which is a will dated after the one in Violet’s possession leaving everything to her. Marsh had had the Bakers sign two wills as a ruse. The tradesmen in town signed the true second will which he turned into an envelope attached to a key and this was out of keeping with his other household methods as a deliberate clue. According to Poirot, Miss Marsh has proven her superior intelligence — she employed him on the case! 94
Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman Season 5 Episode Number: 43 Season Episode: 5 Originally aired: Sunday February 14, 1993 Writer: Agatha Christie, Clive Exton Director: Brian Farnham Show Stars: Hugh Fraser (Captain Arthur Hastings), Philip Jackson (Chief Inspector James Japp), Pauline Moran (Miss Felicity Lemon), David Suchet (Hercule Poirot) Guest Stars: Vittorio Amandola (First Secretary), Michael Tudor Barnes (Neighbour), Ben Bazell (Sergeant Beddoes), Arthur Cox (Dr Hawker), Sidney Kean (Count Foscanti), Janet Lees Price (Miss Rider), Anna Mazzotti (Margherita Fabbri), David Neal (Bruno Vizzini), Leonard Preston (Graves), David Verrey (Chef), David Willoughby (Lad), Sara Elizabeth Kean (First bridesmaid), Vincenzo Ricotta (Mario Asciano) Summary: Hastings’s friend Dr Hawker receives worrying news about a patient, Count Foscanti, and the body is found of a man who has been beaten to death. Meanwhile, Hastings buys a new Italian roadster from Bruno Vizzini’s showroom, and the car and Miss Lemon’s new admirer turn out to have connections with each other and with the murdered man. Poirot finds his investigation leads him into the gangland world of London’s Little Italy. The story culminates in a deadly car chase. Poirot and Hastings are in their rooms enjoying the company of a near neighbour, Dr Hawker, when the medical man’s housekeeper, Miss Rider, arrives with a message that a client, Count Foscatini, has rung him up crying out for help. Poirot and Hastings join the doctor as he rushes round to Foscatini’s flat in Regent’s Court.The lift attendant there is unaware of any problems, saying that Graves, the Count’s man, left half an hour earlier with no indication of anything wrong. The flat is locked but the manager of the building opens it for them. Inside, they find a table set for three people with the meals finished. The Count is alone and dead — his head crushed in by a small marble statue. Poirot is interested in what remains on the table. He then questions the kitchen staff at the top of the building who outline the meal served and what dirty plates were passed up to them. Poirot seems especially interested in the fact that little of the side dish and none of the dessert were eaten, while the main course was consumed entirely. He also points out that after crying out for help on the phone, the man seemed to replace the receiver. The police arrive at the flat together with the return of the valet, Graves. He tells them how Foscatini was first visited by the two dinner guests on the previous day. They were both Italian; a man in his forties by the name of Count Ascanio and a man of about twenty-four years of age. Graves listened into their first conversation and heard threats uttered. The Count invited the two men to dinner the next evening and unexpectedly gave Graves the night off after dinner and the port had been served. 95
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