Agatha Christie's Poirot Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna
Agatha Christie's Poirot Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna
Agatha Christie's Poirot Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna
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<strong>Agatha</strong> Christie’s <strong>Poirot</strong> <strong>Episode</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Death in the Clouds (2)<br />
Season 4<br />
<strong>Episode</strong> Number: 36<br />
Season <strong>Episode</strong>: 4<br />
Originally aired: Sunday January 12, 1992<br />
Writer:<br />
William Humble, <strong>Agatha</strong> Christie<br />
Director: Stephen Whittaker (II)<br />
Show Stars: Philip Jackson (Chief Inspector James Japp), David Suchet (Hercule<br />
<strong>Poirot</strong>)<br />
Guest Stars: Harry Audley (Barraclough), John Bleasdale (Mitchell), Jenny Downham<br />
(Anne Giselle), David Firth (Lord Horbury), Cathryn Harrison<br />
(Lady Horbury), Roger Heathcott (Daniel Clancy), Richard Ireson (Inspector<br />
Fournier), Gabrielle Lloyd (Elise), Guy Manning (Jean Dupont),<br />
Eve Pearce (Madame Giselle), Amanda Royle (Venetia Kerr), Shaun<br />
Scott (Norman Gale), Sarah Woodward (Jane Grey)<br />
Summary: <strong>Poirot</strong> now has two firm suspects in his investigation of a murder on<br />
board an aeroplane. But nailing the killer down takes time.<br />
<strong>Poirot</strong> reveals in the denouement that Norman Gale<br />
is none other than Anne’s new husband, and that his<br />
plans - almost certainly including the eventual murder<br />
of Anne herself - had been laid well in advance. He<br />
brought his dentist’s jacket on board and - in the apparently<br />
innocuous moments that he had gone to the toilet<br />
- changed into this jacket in order to pose as a steward.<br />
Under the pretense of delivering a coffee spoon to<br />
Miss Giselle he had walked up the aisle and stabbed her<br />
with the poisoned thorn. As <strong>Poirot</strong> puts it: ”No one notices<br />
a steward particularly.” Gale’s intention had been<br />
to frame the Countess, and the blowpipe that was found<br />
behind <strong>Poirot</strong>’s seat would have been found behind hers<br />
had they not switched seats at the last moment.<br />
Not content with solving the mystery, <strong>Poirot</strong> invites<br />
Mr. Clancy to the Denouncement where he gleefully allows<br />
the Novelist to see how a Real Life Detective solves<br />
a case, to both men’s great enjoyment, and finally in a<br />
single stroke <strong>Poirot</strong> makes a romantic match by pairing<br />
off Jane Grey with the younger of the archaeologists.<br />
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