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It doesn’t get more classic than Agatha Christie, the prolific author who wrote 66 detective novels, many of which featured the masterful Hercule Poirot. Thanks to his sleuthing skills, the most complicated of crimes couldn’t evade him, not even the double murders in 1937’s.
Upon its release at the time, critics had nothing but positive things to say and in the decades since, it’s only grown in popularity and is considered to be one of Christie’s best. In fact, it’s been adapted a number of times for the big and small screen, with Branagh’s upcoming version being the latest and released as a direct sequel to 2017’s.
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