David Suchet has made an emotional confession about the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, saying that 'he cannot watch anyone else play the part.' The veteran actor played the iconic role ...
Over the last quarter century, David Suchet became the definitive Hercule Poirot, starring as the fussy but perceptive private detective in 70 screen adaptations of Agatha Christie’s murder ...
In 1937, a BBC adaptation of an Agatha Christie story used a script penned by Christie herself. But the episode has been lost ...
As David Suchet returns to TV for his first on-screen acting role for some time in The Au Pair, the star has given his thoughts on other actors' more recent takes on his most famous character ...
My wife [actor Sheila Ferris] and I rent a place in Wiltshire so we can be near family. It’s surrounded by farmland. There can be up to six of the most beautiful horses and they will take ...
Sir David Suchet has said that he cannot watch anyone else play the part of the Belgian detective. The actor, 78, played Agatha Christie’s most famous character – Hercule Poirot – for a ...
Watch: David Suchet would never have signed up to Poirot if he knew it was for 25 years David Suchet has admitted he would never have signed up to Poirot had he known the TV role would go on for 25 ...
He certainly knows his way through an Agatha Christie mystery—British national treasure Sir David Suchet has played the author's famed detective Hercule Poirot onscreen a whopping 70 times ...
Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) finds an appropriate place to be digging for clues when he attends the Chelsea Flower Show in this story from the great detective's casebook. While a rose is due to ...
Before the BBC’s take, The ABC Murders had already been a film and TV episode. In 1992, David Suchet starred in a faithful ...
Holmes and Watson, Starsky and Hutch, Batman and Robin - crimefighters have a habit of coming in (often unequal) pairs and Agatha Christie's Belgian sleuth is no exception. So why not spend an ...
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