Agatha Christie Poirot, Taken at the flood

The Resource Agatha Christie Poirot, Taken at the flood
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Agatha Christie Poirot, Taken at the flood
Title part
Taken at the flood
Title variation
  • Taken at the flood
  • Poirot
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Just weeks after marrying a young widowed actress, Gordon Cloade, a rich businessman, is instantly killed in a gas explosion in his flat. Out of the inferno, which also killed several other people in his apartment building, however miraculously walks his 23-year-old actress wife Rosaleen almost unharmed, having been in the cellar at the time of the explosion with her brother David Hunter, choosing wine. After Gordon Cloade's death, his young widow is left in sole possession of her late husband's fortune and - in contrast to her husband who always was very generous with his money to the rest of his family - she totally withholds it from the other Cloades. Finding the sudden lack of funds very frustrating, the Cloades decide to employ detective Hercule Poirot in order to investigate the on-going rumours that Rosaleen's first husband Robert Underhay, who years ago mysteriously disappeared into the African jungle, might not be dead after all
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Cataloging source
VHOB
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Director, Paul Unwin ; producer, Margaret Mitchell
Intended audience
Censorship rating: M. Contains: moderate violence
Language note
In English. Subtitles: Yes (not defined)
PerformerNote
David Suchet, Celia Imrie, Patrick Baladi, Tim Pigott-Smith, Jenny Agutter
Runtime
95
Series statement
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action

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