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Hercule PoirotI will not beat about the shrubbery. This is one of the best David Suchet Poirots. ITV1 screens the third film from series 11 this Sunday at 9pm. Zoe Wanamaker returns as Ariadne Oliver again in this episode. It is over two years since ITV1 screened series 10 of Agatha Christie's Poirot. This month the UK channel is finally screening series 11. ITV1 is showing the two hour The Mystery of the Blue Train starring David Suchet as Hercule Poirot. The film starts at 8pm this evening. The Mystery of the Blue Train is from series 12 of the David Suchet Poirot series - the latest to have been screened - and was premiered on ITV1 on New Year's Day. David Suchet stars in Taken at the Flood, the third of this season of new Hercule Poirot films. It will be screened on 2nd April on ITV1 in the UK. A stranger is found murdered at Warmsley Vale and the Cloade family ask for Poirot's help to find out if the dead man was Rosaleen Cloade's first husband. David Suchet is back in the Hercule Poirot season on ITV1 on Sunday 26th March. In After the Funeral, the family of the late Richard Abernethie, a wealthy old man, gather to hear his will when one of the family remarks that he must have been murdered. David Suchet returns as Hercule Poirot on ITV1 in the UK on Sunday 19th March in Cards on the Table. Look out for Honeysuckle Weeks (of Foyle's War) and Zoe Wanamaker as Ariadne Oliver, Christie's humorous self-caricature. The works of Agatha Christie The dates of the first publication or stage play and the US titles are listed. The English titles are in parentheses if they are different. Unless otherwise stated the Hercule Poirot appeared on film for the first time in 1931. Alibi was an adaptation of Michael Morton's stage version of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926). He was played by the tall, dark and handsome matinee idol Austin Trevor. In spite of his physical unsuitability, Trevor played the dapper detective in two more films, Black Coffee (1931), an adaptation of Christie's first play, and Lord Edgware Dies (1934) based on the 1933 novel. 
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