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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
This Is Great Fun!, 12 Sep 2000
By A Customer
Ah, a wonderful Radio 4 dramatisation of Agatha Christies' Lord Edgware Dies. It begins with a vivacious performance of Putting On The Ritz & the cast keep the energy level up in this pacy, amusing play. The film star, Lady Edgware, is seen to pull up in a taxi and enter her husband's study. He is then found dead, but Lady Edgware has 12 witnesses to say that she was at a dinner party at the time. Hercule Poirot must make sense of it all. This play is especially notable for superb performances by Nicola Pagett, who is given plenty of scope for her theatrical abilities by the well written script.
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4 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
For Agatha Christie, a little predictable., 25 Mar 2002
By A Customer
I am a great fan of Agatha Christie novels, and in particular, Poirot, and rarely have the faintest idea whodunnit, but on this occasion, it seemed quite apparent from the outset who had done it and how. All that is left is the "why" and that was slightly mundane when we are enlightened. Having just read "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd", I found this a disappointing read by comparison.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
This is masterful literature from Christie., 10 April 1998
By A Customer
Agatha Christie, Queen of Mystery, has done it again with this stunning tale of death and suspense. The invincible Hercule Poirot strikes again as an apparently open-and-shut case gains subtle nuances and becomes more and more difficult. Don't worry, the great detective comes through unscathed!! What does he find? Why don't you purchase it and learn?
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