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Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide hour before docking. In the portmanteau was a false packet that the real villain of the piece took out with a duplicate key and threw overboard — this was Mr Shaw who claims he was off work for two weeks due to sickness whilst these events transpired. 54
Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide The Plymouth Express Season 3 Episode Number: 25 Season Episode: 3 Originally aired: Sunday January 20, 1991 Writer: Agatha Christie, Rod Beacham Director: Andrew Piddington Show Stars: Hugh Fraser (Captain Arthur Hastings), Philip Jackson (Chief Inspector James Japp), Pauline Moran (Miss Felicity Lemon), David Suchet (Hercule Poirot) Guest Stars: John Abbott (II) (Detective), Marion Bailey (Jane Melon), Leon Eagles (Bank Manager), Duncan Faber (Porter), Robert Locke (Naval Officer), Steven Mackintosh (Paperboy), Nigel Makin (Reception Clerk), Shelagh McLeod (Florence Carrington), Alfredo Michelson (Comte de la Rochefour), Stephen Riddle (Barman), John Stone (II) (Gordon Halliday), Richard Vanstone (Sergeant), Julian Wadham (Rupert Carrington), Adrian McLoughlin (Station Official), Kenneth Haigh (Mackenzie) Summary: An Australian shipping tycoon wants Poirot to check out his daughter’s suitors. Then the young lady takes a trip on the Plymouth Express, and Poirot finds himself investigating a jewel theft on the train. A young naval officer undertakes a train journey on the Plymouth express and finds the dead body of a woman underneath one of the seats in his carriage. The woman is later identified as Flossie Halliday, latterly the Honourable Mrs. Rupert Carrington, the daughter of an Australian steel magnate who asks Poirot to take the case on. Poirot knows of the woman and saw sight of her once in Paris. Some time ago she was caught up with an adventurer called Count de la Rochefour but her father took her back to America to get her away from the Count. She later married Rupert Carrington who was to prove just as unsuitable a husband, being a gambling addict and deep in debt. They soon drifted apart and were about to announce a legal separation. Poirot and Hastings call on Mr. Halliday at his rented house in Park Lane. He tells them that his daughter was going to a house party in the West Country. She travelled by train from Paddington and changed at Bristol for the train to Plymouth (although she would be getting off before Plymouth). Her maid travelled with her in a third-class carriage. Mrs. Carrington was carrying with her jewels amounting to a value of almost one hundred thousand pounds to wear at the house party. At Bristol the maid, Jane Mason, received a surprise: Mrs. Carrington told her to wait at the station for a few hours while she travelled on to some unspecified destination. She would return in a few hours and they would get a later connection for the Plymouth line. When she was being given these instructions, Mason could see the back of a man in Mrs. Carrington’s compartment but he was staring out of the opposite window and she did not see his face. After waiting at Bristol for most of the day, Mason checked into a hotel for the 55
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