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The Labours of Hercules: Directed by Andy Wilson. With David Suchet, Patrick Ryecart, Rupert Evans, Lorna Nickson Brown. Poirot's pursuit of an infamous art thief leads him to a snowbound hotel in the Swiss Alps, where he is met with a plethora of mysteries and the reappearance of a familiar face from the past.
Agatha Christie: Poirot - Los trabajos de Hércules (TV) es una película dirigida por Andy Wilson con David Suchet, Patrick Ryecart, Rupert Evans, Lorna Nickson Brown, Stephen Frost. Año: 2013. Título original: Agatha Christie's Poirot - The Labours of Hercules.
The Labours of Hercules consists of twelve Poirot cases, neatly constructed but inevitably lacking the criss-cross of red-herring trails that make our arteries pulse over the full distance. But will Agatha Christie allow the little egg-headed egomaniac to carry out his frightful threat of retirement?
Poirot se siente desafiado, pero metafóricamente él también podría realizar los doce trabajos del héroe. Andy Wilson dirige este filme basado en la obra homónima de la conocida escritora ...
The Labours of Hercules is the fourth episode of the thirteenth series of Agatha Christie's Poirot, first broadcast on 6 November 2013. The feature-length episode was based on the Agatha Christie short story collection of the same name and it was directed by Andy Wilson with script by Guy Andrews.
In an attempt to snare the enigmatic art thief Marrascaud, Poirot and the Metropolitan Police set an irresistible trap: at the society debut of wealthy aristocrat Lucinda Le Mesurier, a priceless painting called Hercules Vanquishing the Hydra by Marrascauds favorite artist will be displayed, with Lucinda wearing exquisite diamond jewelery
Agatha Christie's Poirot - The Labours of Hercules. 2013. Andy Wilson. David Suchet, Patrick Ryecart, Rupert Evans, Lorna Nickson Brown, Stephen Frost. 7,0. 232. Intriga. Thriller. Drama Poirot se recluye en un retiro arístocrático en Los Alpes para intentar desenmascarar al más importante y escurridizo criminal de Europa: Marrascaud.
