I'm quite sad that it was not David Suchet who played Poirot in the movie. He was and still is the perfect Poirot. No other actors has embodied the character as long and as deep as he was. He had said he will be happy to make a Poirot movie. Not saying that John Malkovich or Kenneth Branagh did a bad job, but there has been already a perfect cast for the role. All the fans know that. I hate that Hollywood tended to cast a more famous name rather than the perfect actor for the role.
I noticed 5 months ago when he was filming just over a mile down the road from me in *Bradford City Hall.* It's just one of many *Bradford* locations in the show, yet that building alone has featured in at least 50 films and TV shows.
Oh, Lord! Poor Agatha is rolling in her grave! Anyone who read Poirot will be surprised by the choice of casting--and the gory (visual) details, never ever mentioned in her books.
@@Evol-sq1uk don’t judge a book by its cover I guess. Give it a go and see what you think. But go in with an open mind. If you still haven’t watched it.
I just finished reading the book and there must be an adaptation. Checked wikipedia, what a wonderful cast. Watched the trailer, nope. The tone is different.
I CAN NOT STAND when they change the story. This is AGATHA CHRISTIE! She was a GENIUS. STOP CHANGING THE STORY! It was PERFECT already. If you want to recreate it, do it how it's written. Don't take liberties with it.
Adaptations are like that though. They dont have to copy everything page for page. That's the point of an adaptation. To tell the story in a new light.
Dear entertainment industry, We already have the one and only Hercule Poirot, and his name is David Suchet Stop embarrassing yourselves with these "modern" remakes.
Before Suchet we had Finney and Ustinov. It's only natural to continue with new and fresh actors to give us further incarnations and interpretations of the sleuth.
@@sgpproductions9016 I agree, but Malkovich is too old to be a "fresh" Poirot. By the time of "The last Curtain" he would be a 150 years old mummy. Besides the looks, the accents, etc. And I love Malkovich but this was not a good choice of a part.
I haven't seen this yet, but I knew there were at least 5 *Bradford* locations, and now I've just spotted a 6th in this trailer. *Peaky Blinders* fans (as well as fans of at least 100 other films and TV shows) will be familiar with a few of them. 1 - *Bradford City Hall* upstairs = *Scotland Yard* in The ABC Murders, and *The Birmingham Midland Hotel* in Peaky Blinders. 2 - *Bradford City Hall* downstairs aka *Bradford Police Museum* = Most likely also *Scotland Yard* in The ABC Murders, as it was used as the prison cells in Peaky Blinders. 3 - Warehouse between *Cater Street* and *Hick Street* in *Little Germany, Bradford* as well as other areas of *Little Germany* = Unknown location in The ABC Murders, and *Tommy's Factory* in Peaky Blinders. 4 - The village of *Saltaire* in *Bradford* = *Albert Terrace, Victoria Road* and the real life *Salts Mill* double for areas of *Andover* in The ABC Murders, and *Salts Mill* again can be see a few times where Ada and Freddie are usually hanging about near a canal and a bridge in Peaky Blinders. 5 - *The Bradford Club* aka *The Bradford Gentleman's Club* = Unknown location in The ABC Murders, and an unknown location in Peaky Blinders as I've never been inside it before, and can't tell what it was used for by looking at pictures. 6 - *Keighley Railway Station* in *Keighley, Bradford* = *King's Cross Station* and/or *Cheltenham Spa Railway Station* in The ABC Murders, and a Birmingham based station in Peaky Blinders.
There's only one real Poirot and we all know who he is. This is just one of those characters who has been perfected so well by one actor that it's not worth trying to re-invent him. Enjoy the old show. It's still so much better than 90% of current tv shows.
This is a very unnecessary remake. Not to mention, terribly cast. Malkovic is, well playing John Malkovich. He doesn't look, sound or act like Poirot, he sounds like the actor...
Malkovich's older, sadder Poirot is an interesting take on the character. Not the most appealing or faithful to the character in Agatha Christie's writing, but I'm glad we got to see him give his take on the role in a one-off.
These are all vanity projects, don't worry too much about it. Over the top acting and the "night of too many stars" casting says that nobody is really taking this too serious.
I would have agreed two years ago, but after Branagh ridiculously out of touch with the character adaptation became a thing, mostly anything is a begining of return to form.
Poirot also has jet black hair. They make mention of it in the first pages of the book. Also, he's a WORLD FAMOUS detective in the novel. Why is Ron Weasley asking who the hell he is? He knows EXACTLY who he is.
finished it last night and MAN its AMAZING! best poirot ive seen aside from the classic tv show one. he is so so good and the story is amazing and the directors done a fantastic job! its beautiful!
Well, I got my 2 minute preview ... but still not convinced, as much as I admire John Malkovich. I wonder what accent he is affecting here? Yes, I know he's a francophone, but.... I have read that there are nuances to Poirot's character that the preview doesn't begin to convey, so will have to wait and see.
I think it's an objective fact that literally no one working in film today is worse at accents than John Malkovich. If they were going to cast him as Poirot, which they shouldn't have done at all, then they should have rewritten the character to be American. Unfortunately he will likely wildly shift from all manner of absurd hybrid American-Russian-English-Irish-French-Australian-Polish-German-South African accents all the way through the entire running time of the series, and maybe only once or twice accidentally coming close to a Belgian accent for a word or two.
Yeah, on bbc it already aired and I can tell you the accent is quite bad. It's almost like he forgets every 5 minutes that he has to talk with an accent. It isn't a huge problem tho; the show is still good, exept some extreme drama scenes that aren't in the book.
There is no Hastings. Although to be honest, he is mostly important on narrative perspetive in this poirot story. He does a bit to develope Poirots character as well but overall he isn't that important here. I would prefer his appearance of course but i think it could work without him.
@@Raffney Agree, i can't argue with that. However, for some reason Poirot's story without Hasting is an unfortunate thing to regret. Your argument is correct, this film still work even without him (Hasting)
I watched it last night and as a longtime fan of Agatha Christie (with the ABC Murders being one of my favourite Poirot novels), I must say that I absolutely love it, and I think it surpasses Christie's original story. It might be my favourite Agatha Christie adaptation ever. Also, what's that music in the trailer? I love it.
Was this really necessary? David Suchet, who IS poirot, just finished filming all Poirot stories 4 years ago. Anyone playing Poirot now will make a lame impression, after the amazing Suchet. Being a good and famous actor like Branagh and Malkovitch dosn't mean that they would be good as Poirot. Stop making Poirot films for at least 30 years
I watched this today, not expecting to enjoy it much. I actually really liked it. Yes, it takes major liberties from the novel, but it is really well acted and written. The accent I think, was a deliberate choice. A person for whom French is their native language but lived in England for over twenty years would sound a bit odd. Anyway, I liked it a lot and I hope people give it a chance.
I read the book and I really liked the plot! I love reading books, not knowing how they are going to end immediately and that was the case. I just hope that the movie will be as good as the book!
@@dizzygothica I read the book and liked it a lot and while I was shocked by some of the changes, I see how they were kind of necessary. To make it more interesting and for book readers to not be bored
@@SwiftNimblefoot Poirot 's been played by many actors. Albert Finney, David Suchet, Peter Ustinov, Tony Randall, Ian Holm, and, yes, Alfred Molina ( But just make yourself a favor and don't watch it, it's horrible) . Yeah, but there's been radio dramatisations, video games, TV movies, TV show, Cinema, Mini-series, etc...And, as I stated before, many different interpretations of Christie 's little mustachoied belgian
I'm not bothered that he does not sound like the original but I love Malkovich, I would of loved it to of been spoken in his US language, that to me is what makes him. I know I will enjoy this as long as he's got his quirky way with his humour, only thing is I think it's the American accent and the way he sound's his word's, now that I know I will miss too much, that will bug me.
Please could anyone tell me the name of the piece of music accompanying the very end scene at the end of episode 3 where Poirot meets with Franklin? Would very much like to know. Thanks in advance :-)
@The Fonz(eeeehhhh.....[while giving 2 thumbs up ;D ]) -- Now i'll play the Devil's Advocate on "Murder on the Orient Express" and say Kenneth Branagh(Lockhart from Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets) did the best he could given Today's overtly sensitive audience. He himself Loves Christie's works and was as faithful to the source as allowed . Personal Opinion, Lady Agatha's works fit better in either Made-for-TV Movies or TV mini-series formats(kinda like Steven King), which would've given Branagh more freedom & the Actors more time....
When did we lose the ability to tell a story? Remove the self-indulgent, quasi-mysterious twaddle and you’d have enough left over for a one hour drama. But it’s difficult to say whether it would be any good? No wonder the schedules and content libraries are 90% full of foreign produced drama. They are the only people who haven’t disappeared up their own arseholes, unlike the BBC.
I get remakes usually are trash, but what about the generation that knows nothing of certain series, especially those idk, in black and white. You’ll get some into the story but it’s not uncommon for others to delve back into the originals. The market in our time period is pretty saturated to begin with. Even if they casted this right, it might not do any better.
wasn't Poirot a Frenchman?? or Belgian??..with a French accent, i mean..which, of course, we can only hear in every audio book, tv mini-series and film made in homage to the books (ok, at least every one i've watched or listened to)..they wanted Malcovich so desperately that they were willing to be so *untrue* to the stories?? 👎👎
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Wow Rupert Grint is almost unrecognizable. It's a good exit from Weasley character.
I'm quite sad that it was not David Suchet who played Poirot in the movie. He was and still is the perfect Poirot. No other actors has embodied the character as long and as deep as he was. He had said he will be happy to make a Poirot movie. Not saying that John Malkovich or Kenneth Branagh did a bad job, but there has been already a perfect cast for the role. All the fans know that. I hate that Hollywood tended to cast a more famous name rather than the perfect actor for the role.
I completely agree! I love these two actors, but they are not Poirot.
Agreed! I just finished watching every season of Poirot and David Suchet is a national treasure. He IS Poirot..
😂 oh darling, I ADORE Kenneth Branagh, but let’s do admit his Poirot was absolutely unwatchable
@@daryllebayda9693agree
AND I HOPE DAVID SUCHET would have insisted on following AC's ABC Novel and not this wild and loose
story TO FIT A THEIR OWN WHIMS
Has anyone else noticed that Rupert Grint is in this??? At 53 seconds
I noticed 5 months ago when he was filming just over a mile down the road from me in *Bradford City Hall.* It's just one of many *Bradford* locations in the show, yet that building alone has featured in at least 50 films and TV shows.
Jill Fisher I did I did! I was wondering if anyone else noticed.
he looks great too
Does anyone else know if that the other girl is moaning Myrtle?
yes he is part of the cast
honestly this trailer gave away so much
Oh, Lord! Poor Agatha is rolling in her grave! Anyone who read Poirot will be surprised by the choice of casting--and the gory (visual) details, never ever mentioned in her books.
I was gutted when I found out Hastings wasn't in the series. Never watched it, and never will, I guess
@@Evol-sq1uk don’t judge a book by its cover I guess. Give it a go and see what you think. But go in with an open mind. If you still haven’t watched it.
@@chodeoriki4113just recently watched it and I thought it was great although I haven’t read AC’s books.
IDIOT@@chodeoriki4113
READ THE BOOKS@@estelasayeed5608
Murder on the orient express already gave us a “ modern” Hercule. This casting is honestly crazy
I just finished reading the book and there must be an adaptation. Checked wikipedia, what a wonderful cast. Watched the trailer, nope. The tone is different.
It is superb! Malkovich shows the dark side of Poirot and his loneliness. Loved every minute of it. A MUST SEE!
you must not have read christie's abc novel.! yikes
I am glad you have, Becky :) @@beckyspitzack4265
@@beckyspitzack4265they’re talking about the series not the books…I’m glad they enjoyed it, why can’t you be?
One of the best books ever written
YES AND THS LATEST MOVIE COMES NOWHERE CLOSE TO MATCHING IT.
I CAN NOT STAND when they change the story. This is AGATHA CHRISTIE! She was a GENIUS. STOP CHANGING THE STORY! It was PERFECT already. If you want to recreate it, do it how it's written. Don't take liberties with it.
Adaptations are like that though. They dont have to copy everything page for page. That's the point of an adaptation. To tell the story in a new light.
Dear entertainment industry,
We already have the one and only Hercule Poirot, and his name is David Suchet
Stop embarrassing yourselves with these "modern" remakes.
Before Suchet we had Finney and Ustinov. It's only natural to continue with new and fresh actors to give us further incarnations and interpretations of the sleuth.
@@sgpproductions9016 Uh . . . yeah . ..
This "interpretation" . . . sucks.
@@sgpproductions9016 Ustinov was not a good Poirot. Finney was good, but Suchet is the best. Suchet IS Hercule Poirot.
@@Dajuro Give it a chance, mate. I agree that the recent movie with Ken Brannagh was bad, but this is a series with entirely new rules.
@@sgpproductions9016 I agree, but Malkovich is too old to be a "fresh" Poirot. By the time of "The last Curtain" he would be a 150 years old mummy. Besides the looks, the accents, etc. And I love Malkovich but this was not a good choice of a part.
I haven't seen this yet, but I knew there were at least 5 *Bradford* locations, and now I've just spotted a 6th in this trailer.
*Peaky Blinders* fans (as well as fans of at least 100 other films and TV shows) will be familiar with a few of them.
1 - *Bradford City Hall* upstairs = *Scotland Yard* in The ABC Murders, and *The Birmingham Midland Hotel* in Peaky Blinders.
2 - *Bradford City Hall* downstairs aka *Bradford Police Museum* = Most likely also *Scotland Yard* in The ABC Murders, as it was used as the prison cells in Peaky Blinders.
3 - Warehouse between *Cater Street* and *Hick Street* in *Little Germany, Bradford* as well as other areas of *Little Germany* = Unknown location in The ABC Murders, and *Tommy's Factory* in Peaky Blinders.
4 - The village of *Saltaire* in *Bradford* = *Albert Terrace, Victoria Road* and the real life *Salts Mill* double for areas of *Andover* in The ABC Murders, and *Salts Mill* again can be see a few times where Ada and Freddie are usually hanging about near a canal and a bridge in Peaky Blinders.
5 - *The Bradford Club* aka *The Bradford Gentleman's Club* = Unknown location in The ABC Murders, and an unknown location in Peaky Blinders as I've never been inside it before, and can't tell what it was used for by looking at pictures.
6 - *Keighley Railway Station* in *Keighley, Bradford* = *King's Cross Station* and/or *Cheltenham Spa Railway Station* in The ABC Murders, and a Birmingham based station in Peaky Blinders.
Well written. Well acted. I enjoyed every minute. Malkovich's portrayal of Poirot is different but gripping.
So moaning myrtle and Ron Weasley in one film? YAAAY
And at 0:40 it's the hogwart express
@@selman762 no it’s not, the locomotive looks nothing like a GWR Hall Class
There's only one real Poirot and we all know who he is. This is just one of those characters who has been perfected so well by one actor that it's not worth trying to re-invent him. Enjoy the old show. It's still so much better than 90% of current tv shows.
well said
So very true
CHRISTIE'S ABC MURDERS AND D. SUCHET NEED NO ADAPTATION...THAT IS A VIOLATION OF LITERARY SENSIBILITY....THANKS
Well, this is like the first time we see Rupert Grint in something for like, almost a decade
He actually was in quite a lot, like Snatch 2017, SickNote, Servant and a few more. I’m not trying to be rude I just wanted to point it out
HAHAHA SICK NOTE is HILARIOUS
This is a very unnecessary remake. Not to mention, terribly cast. Malkovic is, well playing John Malkovich. He doesn't look, sound or act like Poirot, he sounds like the actor...
I agree he solid like himself. But it was Ok show
All remakes are unnecessary.
@@HarmanSingh1 not necessarily.
We need another adaptation from this people, it's such a good show. And Malkovich is amazing as Poirot
poor adaptation......too loose with ag facts
David Suchet has nothing to worry about with these latest pitiful remakes. Just as Sean Connery will always be Bond.. Suchet will always be Poirot!
Malkovich's older, sadder Poirot is an interesting take on the character. Not the most appealing or faithful to the character in Agatha Christie's writing, but I'm glad we got to see him give his take on the role in a one-off.
Really bad casting choice...David Suchet for me will remain the master of this role.
Kenneth Branagh wasnt too bad though
Malchovich/branagh = #notmypoirot
Perhaps American money and studio backing movie. Could think of no other reason.
These are all vanity projects, don't worry too much about it. Over the top acting and the "night of too many stars" casting says that nobody is really taking this too serious.
@@michaeltalley51 Agreed. The contemporary MOTOE went down like a led balloon. K Bran. may be a great actor, but Poirot he is not- mon ami..
Here for Rupert Grint ❤️
Sorry John, you just ain't Hercule Poiriot.
Why John Malcovich? I mean, he's a good actor but I don't see him as Poirot.
I would have agreed two years ago, but after Branagh ridiculously out of touch with the character adaptation became a thing, mostly anything is a begining of return to form.
He doesn't even have cool mustache!
Poirot also has jet black hair. They make mention of it in the first pages of the book. Also, he's a WORLD FAMOUS detective in the novel. Why is Ron Weasley asking who the hell he is? He knows EXACTLY who he is.
Walter De wit I liked him except for his accent. When he used any French, it didn’t sound great.
@@agricolaregs Thanks for reminding me--Poirot is Belgian, not British with an American accent.
Hello, does anyone know the music of the trailer ?
It's 4 in the morning I just finished reading the novel and somehow ended up here....😐
How could it be Poirot with no hair? Not to mention the accents. I don't think I will enjoy this as much as I love Agatha Christie's :(
it is just terruble and rubbish
total waste of time
that's why i'm with kenneth.
suci ramadhona it was actually pretty good
Does anybody else just hear Pascal Sauvage?
Fan of the books and of Suchet's Poirot, but always open for a quality reinterpretation. Hope this is as great as it looks. Can't wait.
CW Brooks l
@@antoniorubio9675 Yeah?
marvellous
I don't know if we will ever find someone to top Suchet.
If he was a bit younger, maybe John Cleese.
@@kinyutaka Hmm, could work, but he is super tall. Poirot would look odd towering over others.
finished it last night and MAN its AMAZING! best poirot ive seen aside from the classic tv show one. he is so so good and the story is amazing and the directors done a fantastic job! its beautiful!
NO THIS NOT Agatha Christie's Story. READ THE BOOK.
Rupert Grint I love you!!!
Agatha is crying.
Well, I got my 2 minute preview ... but still not convinced, as much as I admire John Malkovich.
I wonder what accent he is affecting here? Yes, I know he's a francophone, but....
I have read that there are nuances to Poirot's character that the preview doesn't begin to convey, so will have to wait and see.
He tries to pull some French accent, but his actual French in the last episode is sooooo bad.
Franklin Clarke will love this
I think it's an objective fact that literally no one working in film today is worse at accents than John Malkovich. If they were going to cast him as Poirot, which they shouldn't have done at all, then they should have rewritten the character to be American. Unfortunately he will likely wildly shift from all manner of absurd hybrid American-Russian-English-Irish-French-Australian-Polish-German-South African accents all the way through the entire running time of the series, and maybe only once or twice accidentally coming close to a Belgian accent for a word or two.
Yeah, on bbc it already aired and I can tell you the accent is quite bad. It's almost like he forgets every 5 minutes that he has to talk with an accent. It isn't a huge problem tho; the show is still good, exept some extreme drama scenes that aren't in the book.
Unfortunately you are right. I like John Malkovich I really do but he cannot do any accent apart from his own with hints of "what was that??!"...
it sounds like he had a stroke... and is learning to talk again
@@DaGoodmanYT yeah i am unimpressed.
the accent barely matters- this magnificent series has other fish to fry
He doesnt fit in this.
Rupert Grint a.k.a Inspector Chrome.😍💖 ForeverGrint.😍
Had this strange idea Christoph Waltz might make a good "modern" Poirot. What do you think?
That sounds honestly amazing
Kenneth Branagh's accent sounds way better
Have you heard about David Suchet, Albert Finney and Peter Ustinov?
Where is Hasting :(((
Good question.
There is no Hastings.
Although to be honest, he is mostly important on narrative perspetive in this poirot story.
He does a bit to develope Poirots character as well but overall he isn't that important here.
I would prefer his appearance of course but i think it could work without him.
@@Raffney Agree, i can't argue with that. However, for some reason Poirot's story without Hasting is an unfortunate thing to regret. Your argument is correct, this film still work even without him (Hasting)
I watched it last night and as a longtime fan of Agatha Christie (with the ABC Murders being one of my favourite Poirot novels), I must say that I absolutely love it, and I think it surpasses Christie's original story. It might be my favourite Agatha Christie adaptation ever.
Also, what's that music in the trailer? I love it.
SOME THINGS YOU DON'T IMPROVE....ONE IS AC'S ABC MURDERS BY AC
Was this really necessary? David Suchet, who IS poirot, just finished filming all Poirot stories 4 years ago. Anyone playing Poirot now will make a lame impression, after the amazing Suchet. Being a good and famous actor like Branagh and Malkovitch dosn't mean that they would be good as Poirot. Stop making Poirot films for at least 30 years
Very good series. Amazing music
Don't know if the show is good, but the trailer certainly is!
It is not available on Amazon prime India..how to watch it ?
He doesn't look like Poirot. He is some japanese master from Kung-Fu movies.
This looks like it will be a banging series. Can't wait!
Blasphemous Wombat yes
ADULTRY OF ONE THE GREATEST LITERARY MINDS OF OUR TIME.
Its not available anymore on the Amazon prime
Anyone know what the music, beginning at 1:59, is called?
Why not available in prime
THIS IS NOT HERCULE POIROT.
Stop messing with classics when you cannot create one.
When I hear John Malkovich speak with French accent I immediately think of Johnny English
I’m reading this book right now it’s so awesome
Starting today to see more of John Malkovich. The ABC Murders was an amazing experience, also Rupert Grint was pretty good!
The Great Buck Howard
NO......THIS WAS NOT AC'S ABC MURDERS....
Really different from the book 🤔
I watched this today, not expecting to enjoy it much. I actually really liked it. Yes, it takes major liberties from the novel, but it is really well acted and written. The accent I think, was a deliberate choice. A person for whom French is their native language but lived in England for over twenty years would sound a bit odd. Anyway, I liked it a lot and I hope people give it a chance.
hATED IT. GOOD ACTING BUT AN EXCELLENT PLOT BY A MASTER WRITER VIOLATED.
Noone plays poirot better than david suchet.
Guess I'm the only one excited to see malkovich as Poirot...
Por q n tem essa série no app Amazon prime se ele è original?
John is amazing as poirot in the abc murders top notch as we say in England chin chin ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I read the book and I really liked the plot! I love reading books, not knowing how they are going to end immediately and that was the case. I just hope that the movie will be as good as the book!
It's not, if you've read the book and liked it, you'll hate this
@@dizzygothica i did read the book, yeah..have you already watched the movie?
@@dizzygothica I read the book and liked it a lot and while I was shocked by some of the changes, I see how they were kind of necessary. To make it more interesting and for book readers to not be bored
THE BOOK WAS NOTHING LIKE THE FABRICATED MOVIE. ANOTHER HOLLYWOOD BLUNDER EVEN THOUGH THE ACTING WAS EXCELLENT.
1:15 bloody hell is that a silk stocking that they showed in the TRAILER!!!!!
What accent does he think he's doing?
Malkovichian probably
That'll be it.
russian
I don't care about John Malkovich's barely consistent *Belgian* accent, he would still be much better than Alfred Molina's Poirot.
No one will ever be worse than Alfred Molina. That's for sure. I've seen this series and it's ok, not good, but there are worse things.
Huh, that is news to me... he played Poirot too? I only knew about Peter Ustinov.
@@SwiftNimblefoot Poirot 's been played by many actors. Albert Finney, David Suchet, Peter Ustinov, Tony Randall, Ian Holm, and, yes, Alfred Molina ( But just make yourself a favor and don't watch it, it's horrible) . Yeah, but there's been radio dramatisations, video games, TV movies, TV show, Cinema, Mini-series, etc...And, as I stated before, many different interpretations of Christie 's little mustachoied belgian
Is this still in prime
Please make it available in Mexico :"(
Just eneded the book and as always I was surprised who the murderer was
Read a lot of the reviews and said nope. Tired of garbage remakes by people who think they are smarter or better than the best.
Anyone know what the song is? I know Isobel Waller-Bridge is apparently composing the show’s soundtrack but is that her work too?
This adaptation seems so dark
Whats the music!?
Silly remake , the Society should sue the writer for misrepresentng the ABC Murders story.
Onde está?
I'm not bothered that he does not sound like the original but I love Malkovich, I would of loved it to of been spoken in his US language, that to me is what makes him. I know I will enjoy this as long as he's got his quirky way with his humour, only thing is I think it's the American accent and the way he sound's his word's, now that I know I will miss too much, that will bug me.
Watched both episodes now , brilliant.
MAY BE YOU SHOULD HAVE READ AC ABC NOVEL FIRST IN ORDER TO HAVE THE TRUTH
Coloquem a função de compartilhar com Chromecast no android !! Pois não tem !!
Its so well done
So... no one knows the music of the trailer? Was it specially composed for this? I really want to find it...
Oh wow. Malkovich is an incredible Poirot.
Is that Cara Pifko at 2:05 ?! From which series is it?
Anyone know the song title for music at the End of Video?????????
This was good. A different take on a classic.
Bro we need good shows on Indian prime as well! As soon as I want to watch something good, it's not available on prime.
Yes can't wait! Also...its Moaning Myrtle!!!🔥🔥🔥
She needs a major part a creepy horror film.
And Ron Weasley
What is the background track to this?
Why John Malkovich was cast in this just blows my mind. Not that he's a bad actor but he doesn't fit the part at all.
Is this available in india?
Please could anyone tell me the name of the piece of music accompanying the very end scene at the end of episode 3 where Poirot meets with Franklin? Would very much like to know. Thanks in advance :-)
Absolutely the worst Poirot adaptation I’ve ever seen including the pretty crappy recent Hollywood movie. This was DIRE.
@The Fonz(eeeehhhh.....[while giving 2 thumbs up ;D ]) -- Now i'll play the Devil's Advocate on "Murder on the Orient Express" and say Kenneth Branagh(Lockhart from Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets) did the best he could given Today's overtly sensitive audience. He himself Loves Christie's works and was as faithful to the source as allowed . Personal Opinion, Lady Agatha's works fit better in either Made-for-TV Movies or TV mini-series formats(kinda like Steven King), which would've given Branagh more freedom & the Actors more time....
The black doctor took me out
When did we lose the ability to tell a story?
Remove the self-indulgent, quasi-mysterious twaddle and you’d have enough left over for a one hour drama. But it’s difficult to say whether it would be any good?
No wonder the schedules and content libraries are 90% full of foreign produced drama. They are the only people who haven’t disappeared up their own arseholes, unlike the BBC.
I get remakes usually are trash, but what about the generation that knows nothing of certain series, especially those idk, in black and white. You’ll get some into the story but it’s not uncommon for others to delve back into the originals. The market in our time period is pretty saturated to begin with. Even if they casted this right, it might not do any better.
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Anybody attempting to act poIrots role after suchet is COMPLETELY MAD!!!
I feel that John Malkovich could've pulled off Alexander Bonaparte Cust, while I think Jean Reno should've taken on the role of Hercule Poirot.
Jean reno is too tall for poirot
@@bluesound666 There's Kenneth Branagh in the recent Poirot films. He's also tall.
Is it good
Played this video game on PC, I'm definitely looking forward to watching this series.
The version with David Suchet is the best there will ever be.
This new version is horrible.
wasn't Poirot a Frenchman?? or Belgian??..with a French accent, i mean..which, of course, we can only hear in every audio book, tv mini-series and film made in homage to the books (ok, at least every one i've watched or listened to)..they wanted Malcovich so desperately that they were willing to be so *untrue* to the stories?? 👎👎
I planned to watch The ABC Murder of Agatha Christie's Poirot(David Suchet).
It was awful, they completely re wrote Poirot into someone unrecognisable!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is magnificent, an antidote to what Poirot calls "vapid nostalgia" and very relevant to our dark times with the rise of fascism as in the 30s
@@mizofan I wonder what alternate universe you come from where fascism rises, not SJWs and Antifa and muslim immigrants...
Swift Nimblefoot those ARE the fascists
Was really bad.
What is the name of the music ???