On a double track (film)
Episode of the series Agatha Christie's Poirot | |||
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title | On a double track | ||
Original title | The clocks | ||
Country of production | United Kingdom | ||
original language | English | ||
length | 89 minutes | ||
Age rating | FSK 12 | ||
classification | Season 12, episode 4 65th episode overall ( list ) |
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Director | Charles Palmer | ||
script | Stewart Harcourt | ||
production | Karen Thrussell | ||
music | Christian Henson | ||
camera | Peter Greenhalgh | ||
cut | Matthew Tabern | ||
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On double track is a long episode from the twelfth season of the British television series Agatha Christie's Poirot from 2009 by Charles Palmer . It is the film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Agatha Christie from 1963 and was shot in London .
action
The young secretary Sheila Webb ( Jaime Winstone ) is summoned to a house and finds the body of a man surrounded by six clocks. Four of the clocks stopped at 4:13 p.m. When a cuckoo clock on the wall strikes the hour, the blind owner of the house appears. She wonders about the dead man and says she doesn't know anything about the clocks. Poirot ( David Suchet ) is fascinated by the strange case and begins to investigate the neighborhood.
Reviews
Cultbox 's David Lewis praises Suchet's portrayal as Poirot. However, the story would be told in a lengthy manner.
literature
- Agatha Christie: On a double track. Roman (Original title: The Clocks ). German by Ursula-Maria Mössner. Fischer Verlag 2007, 238 pages, ISBN 3-596-17369-8 .
Web links
- The Clocks in the Internet Movie Database (English)
supporting documents
- ↑ Release certificate for On a double track . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , January 2014 (PDF; test number: 142 809 V).
- ↑ 'Agatha Christie's Poirot': 'The Clocks' review