The Only Christie's ORIENT EXPRESS Actually Worth Watching

All in all, there were three very different takes on Agatha Christie’s most famous Hercule Poirot mystery – Murder On The Orient Express.

The star-studded classic with Albert Finney from 1974, David Suchet’s meticulous TV interpretation in 2010, and finally Kenneth Branagh’s glossy, big-budget 2017 retelling — each claims to be the definitive one.

But which version actually works? Find out in this video.

What’s Inside:
0:00 Murder on the Orient Express
1:00 The Origins of the Story
1:36 Albert Finney’s Take (1974)
4:02 David Suchet’s Attempt (2010)
7:05 Kenneth Branagh’s Shot (2017)
10:02 The Best and The Worst

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