Murder that's ringing bells; Agatha Christie's Poirot ITV, 8.55pm.(Features)

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From: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Date: 20000219
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POIROT'S extraordinary powers of detection are stretched to the limit in the second of two new Agatha Christie's Poirot specials, as his investigations reveal that nothing is as it seems in the world of the theatre.

But are his legendary `little grey cells' influenced by the charm of a glamorous actress who is suspected of murdering her husband?

Lord Edgware Dies sees the reunion of Poirot (David Suchet) and Chief Inspector Japp (Philip Jackson) with their old colleagues Captain Hastings and Miss Lemon, once again played by Hugh Fraser and Pauline Moran.

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