Résumés(1)

While Poirot is staying in Cornwall, he meets a beautiful heiress whose life is in danger. (iTunes)

Critiques (2)

Stanislaus 

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anglais Peril at End House, as the first feature-length Poirot film starring David Suchet, particularly benefits from a supremely complex story in which the word plot takes on its true meaning, as it was a properly convoluted and intricate case during which the grey cells of the brain had to work at full steam to catch a very cunning perpetrator. For me personally, one of the best cases for the moustachioed Belgian. ()

kaylin 

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anglais The film was originally divided into two parts, but you will enjoy it better as a whole. Poirot and Hastings understand each other well again, but the main focus is on the story, which has a great screenplay. It twists and unravels in a way that you will truly only know how it all is and was at the end. And yet, it fits together perfectly and the story is sufficiently suspenseful. ()