Assassinio sull'Orient Express

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In 2004, Michelle Pfeiffer was going to star in another Dame Agatha Christie adaptation, that of 'Wi [...]	D
In the newspaper prop about the Armstrong kidnapping, certain crew members names are mentioned: Prod [...]	D
Poirot's monologue, "I have always been so sure, too sure. But now I am very humble and I say like a [...]	D
"A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens is the novel that Hercule Poirot reads along the movie ami [...]	D
One day actor Johnny Depp showed up on set several hours late and hungover. Director Branagh proceed [...]	D
The original Orient Express route (from October 4, 1883) was from Paris to Giurgiu (Romania). At Giu [...]	D
This movie, and the novel on which it was based, parallels in part the kidnapping and murder of the [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer and Olivia Colman also appeared in 2 Young 4 Me - Un fidanzato per mamma (2007).	D
Filmed using some of the same 65mm cameras as Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk (2017), in which Sir Kenne [...]	D
Even first class passengers on the Orient Express - at the time of the publication of the novel - di [...]	D
Sir Derek Jacobi's partner, Richard Clifford, appears in this movie as a MaÃ®tre D' during a resta [...]	D
Director Sir Kenneth Branagh described the song at the end of the film as an expression of grief, pa [...]	D
Arbuthnot (Leslie Odom Jr.) is a Colonel in the Army in the original novel. Here, his character is a [...]	D
Penelope Cruz's character (though with a different name) was played by Ingrid Bergman in Assassinio [...]	D
The second film starring Willem Dafoe and Marwan Kenzari released in 2017. In Seven Sisters (2017), [...]	D
During the effort to find a berth on the Orient Express, attendant Pierre Paul Michel stated that pa [...]	D
Stacey Snider, CEO of Twentieth Century Fox, broke off negotiations with Angelina Jolie (who was ori [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer described the making of this movie as "deceptively challenging" due to the nature [...]	D
Josh Gad (MacQueen) and Gerard Horan (Aynesworth) both appeared in La bella e la bestia (2017).	D
The cast often played the popular party game "Werewolf" on the weekends. PenÃ©lope Cruz seemingly [...]	D
Josh Gad and Leslie Odom Jr. both attended Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), in Pittsburgh, Pennsylv [...]	D
After leaving Bouc and Arbuthnot in the baggage car, Poirot walks toward the suspects to reveal the [...]	D
In the opening sequence in Jerusalem which introduces the character of Hercule Poirot as well as est [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh (Hercule Poirot), Dame Judi Dench (Princess Dragomiroff), Sir Derek Jacobi (Mast [...]	D
In between filming, Josh Gad "interrogated" an annoyed Daisy Ridley several times in an attempt to g [...]	D
Branagh really walked atop an actual train for the scene where Poirot does the same, and despite the [...]	D
Many of the cast and extras are Sir Kenneth Branagh's friends and acquaintances and are current and [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh was aware of the over-extravagance of his character's mustache, but he justified [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh is the fifteenth actor to embody Christie's Hercule Poirot on screen, not includ [...]	D
Veteran actress Jacqueline Bisset, who starred in the 1974 "Assassinio sull'Orient Express (1974)," [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer and Johnny Depp appeared in Dark Shadows (2012).	D
The Orient Express ran over a variety of routes. The "Classic" Orient Express ran between Paris and [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer showed up several months in advance in order to construct the hair and wardrobe fo [...]	D
When Hercule Poirot (Sir Kenneth Branagh) invites Miss Mary Debenham (Daisy Ridley ) outside for a p [...]	D
There was at least one real murder on the Orient Express. Maria Farcasanu was robbed and murdered by [...]	D
In a deleted scene, a newsreel shows the Armstrong family standing in front of a silver 1934 Brown B [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh described the first scene between Johnny Depp and Michelle Pfeiffer as being fro [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh (Poirot), Tom Bateman (M. Bouc), Elliot Levey (Rabbi), and Gerard Horan (Ayneswo [...]	D
This is Leslie Odom Jr.'s first major movie role after starring in his Tony-winning performance as A [...]	D
After the murder in the dining car, the suspects have two faces when they are viewed through the gla [...]	D
Christopher Nolan: as a waiter walking in from the back of the train at 18:24.	D
The character Pilar Estravados is never part of the novel Mirder at the orient express. Instead she [...]	D
The crew had a mile of real track built for their real train at Longcross Studios in Surrey.	D
The cast includes four Oscar winners--Sir Kenneth Branagh, Dame Judi Dench, PenÃ©lope Cruz, and Ol [...]	D
Dame Judi Dench and Johnny Depp both appeared in movies about the infamous Jack the Ripper murders. [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh and Willem Dafoe both appeared in films in the Jack Ryan franchise. Dafoe appear [...]	D
The story was inspired partly by an incident in 1929 when the Orient Express was trapped in a blizza [...]	D
The murder victim in the Orient Express was unable to defend himself, because he was drugged before [...]	D
Johnny Depp and Willem Dafoe appeared in Platoon (1986), Cry Baby (1990), and C'era una volta in Mes [...]	D
Josh Gad was the only member of the cast to have ridden on the actual Orient Express, although Sir K [...]	D
Hector MacQueen (Josh Gad) mentioned speaking in French because Edward Ratchett (Johnny Depp) "doesn [...]	D
In the full cast listing, there is a British Military Officer played by Tom Hanson, which is the sam [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer sings "Never Forget" over the closing credits of this movie; the song was co-writt [...]	D
The chase between Hercule Poirot (Sir Kenneth Branagh) and Hector MacQueen (Josh Gad) originally ext [...]	D
The twelve passengers sitting in the tunnel at a long table mimics the painting "The Last Supper" by [...]	D
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's character, "Marquez", was named "Foscarelli" in the original novel.	D
Johnny Depp asked director Branagh to apologize to Derek Jacobi on his behalf after filming their sc [...]	D
Johnny Depp and PenÃ©lope Cruz appeared in Blow (2001) and Pirati dei Caraibi - Oltre i confini de [...]	D
Sergei Polunin (Count Rudolph) and Hadley Fraser (British Military Escort) appeared in The Phantom o [...]	D
The majority of the scenes are shot in color, save for the flashback scenes which are shot in Black [...]	D
During the effort to find a berth on the Orient Express, attendant Pierre Paul Michel stated passeng [...]	D
Much of the cast and extras are made up of Sir Kenneth Branagh's closest friends and acquaintances, [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh chose to shoot the movie on 65mm film because he believes "it immerses you in th [...]	D
When the trailer was first released, many Dame Agatha Christie fans complained about Sir Kenneth Bra [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh and Sir Derek Jacobi played the role of Hamlet on film and stage, as well as dir [...]	D
Costars Sir Kenneth Branagh, Dame Judi Dench, and Josh Gad all worked together on Artemis Fowl (2020 [...]	D
The character of "Pilar Estravados" actually appeared in another Agatha Christie mystery, Poirot: He [...]	D
According to Sir Kenneth Branagh, certain "colleagues" voiced concern while filming the overhead sce [...]	D
Dame Agatha Christie based the Armstrong story on the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder of 1932. In th [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh's second movie to be shot on 65mm film. The first was Hamlet (1996). After twent [...]	D
Before the mid-way twist about Professor Gerhard Hardman turning out to be a half-Jewish and former [...]	D
The Fragilite cake scene, the exchange between Hercule Poirot and Edward Ratchett, was filmed over a [...]	D
In Poirot (1989), the part of Ratchett/Casetti was played by Toby Jones, who appeared in Harry Potte [...]	D
Kenneth Branagh admitted that he tried but was unable to grow out a full mustache for playing Poirot [...]	D
Elliot Levey and Paapa Essiedu appeared in A Midsummer Night's Dream (2016).	D
Johnny Depp and Dame Judi Dench both appeared in Chocolat (2000) and Pirati dei Caraibi - Oltre i co [...]	D
Dame Judi Dench and Albert Finney appeared in Skyfall (2012). Finney portrayed Hercule Poirot in Ass [...]	D
The first publication of the story was in a six-installment serialization in the Saturday Evening Po [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh had the cast film their "interview" scenes on each actor's or actress' first day [...]	D
In a deleted funeral scene, the Armstrong Family home is shown; it was filmed on the Longcross Studi [...]	D
According to Branagh's autobiography Beginnings, it was seeing Derek Jacobi play Hamlet onstage as a [...]	D
The train car corridors in this movie are "slightly wider" than the real Orient Express ones to acco [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh and Sir Derek Jacobi appeared in Enrico V (1989), L'altro delitto (1991), and Ha [...]	D
Big screens with animations of moving landscapes were installed on the set to create the visual effe [...]	D
Daisy Ridley, Elliot Levey, Crispin Letts, Ansu Kabia, and Paapa Essiedu appeared on Casualty (1986) [...]	D
Upon meeting Daisy Ridley for the first time, Johnny Depp asked her if she was in Star Wars, to whic [...]	D
Second Sir Kenneth Branagh movie in which he appeared and directed, in which he also played a detect [...]	D
"The Simplon" (as in the Simplon Orient Express) is in reference to the twelve-mile Simplon Tunnel l [...]	D

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Late in the movie when Dr. Arbuthnot confronts Poirot with a handgun he employs a two handed grip on [...]	D
In the incredibly tight shots inside the train, there are dozens of hinges that are attached with Ph [...]	D
When Poirot and Dr. Arbuthnot fight, they are on the floor in an open side door in the baggage wagon [...]	D
When Poirot is collected at the station, the officer tells him "There's been a murder, sir, right on [...]	D
As the train leaves Istanbul, a panorama of the city shows the Galata Tower, a cylindrical tower wit [...]	D
In the opening scenes, one character is seen doing what appear to be martial arts kicks and moves th [...]	D
Since the events took place in 1934, it's a clear mistake of the movie makers having included two re [...]	D
Although every cabin is affected by the derailment and the sudden stop of the train -to the point th [...]	D
Hercule Poirot is a French-speaking Belgian detective, but the Northern Ireland-born and England-rea [...]	D
McQueen uses the term 'cash cow', which was not coined until the 1960s, 30 years after this movie wa [...]	D
Poirot and Arbuthnot fight each other in a boxcar, however, the next shot is of the entire train, wh [...]	D
Although the steam locomotive shown in the film is an European model, its added effects and features [...]	D
At the end of the film, Poirot is recruited to investigate a case on the Nile (thus leading into the [...]	D
In Istanbul, they announced the departure of the Simplon Orient Express "with connections to..". The [...]	D
Poirot wears an elaborate mustache protector the first night on the train. The second night, however [...]	D
Hercule Poirot presents a mystery he had to solve that took place in a church. In his words to the p [...]	D
The "ice" on the outside of the cabin windows is exactly identical on every window of the train.	D
During the effort to find a berth on the Orient Express, attendant Pierre Paul Michel stated passeng [...]	D
In Ratchet's compartment Poirot folds the charred note in a handkerchief, in the next scene he remov [...]	D
Although most of the movie plays out in winter in the mountains, none of the characters take special [...]	D
Between Vinkovci (last stop before the murder) and Brod (today Slavonski Brod, the final stop in the [...]	D
The opening scene takes place in 1934 Jerusalem, more exactly next to the Western Wall (also known a [...]	D
The rescue crew is equipped only with hand tools, yet they are somehow able to re-rail not just an 8 [...]	D
In the Italian version of the movie, when making his offer to hire Poirot, Mr. Ratchett says: "Itali [...]	D
When the train first pulls out of Istanbul, it is shown from an airshot exiting the covered station [...]	D
On just about every scene Poirot's goatee has either a different shape or different hair patterns. W [...]	D
In the final scene at the Wailing Wall, Poirot's white pocket square is on the right side of his jac [...]	D
In the opening scene in Jerusalem, the Dome of the Rock is shown covered in shiny gold. Although the [...]	D
Uniform interior accent lighting is seen inside the train cabins. Although white tubular gas-dischar [...]	D
At the beginning of the cake scene between Poirot and Ratchett, Poirot is reading a book and is laug [...]	D
Poirot solves a mystery of a theft in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, announcing his solution in f [...]	D
Poirot writes down the words from the burning paper in his notebook. When he returns to the notebook [...]	D
Clearly in one scene an actor is seen lighting his cigarette with a classic 'Zippo' lighter (and cas [...]	D
On the train station in Brod, Poirot is talking to two policemen of color, which makes no sense for [...]	D
There is prominent product placement for Godiva Chocolatier in the film, however they are using the [...]	D
After Caroline Hubbard has her conversation with Edward Ratchett in the corridor, she passes Masterm [...]	D
When the derailed train is finally put back on the rails, there is a scene immediately following tha [...]	D
Steam engines are powered by steam, generated by burning oil, or in this case coal. Steam is piped t [...]	D
When Poirot is questioning the Count and Countess Andrenyi, he looks at her Hungarian Passport. It i [...]	D

Frase

Bouc: [Offering champagne to the guests in the din [...]	D
Hector MacQueen: I'm a lawyer by education, not di [...]	D
Bouc: You have to find who did this. Please, I imp [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I love the little cakes.	D
Hercule Poirot: You must have worked very hard to [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Monsieur Bouc! Bouc: Poirot! In t [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Human nature is perverse in its co [...]	D
Dr. Arbuthnot: You won't listen to reason. Hercul [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: We seek the truth from within, not [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: Are you insulted? Caroline Hubba [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: You are a strange, peculiar man. [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: My conference is in Turin. I am t [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: I've been accused of - husband h [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: [having just stepped in animal dro [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: You know, there is something about [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I see evil on this train.	D
[after an avalanche derails the train] Hercule Po [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: I would prefer, in the future, to [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I am tired. I have earned myself a [...]	D
Bouc: This is my dear old friend, the esteemed Poi [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I do not approve of murder, my fri [...]	D
Biniamino Marquez: Listen, I wanna be clear of any [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I detect criminals. I do not prote [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: You tell your lies... and you thin [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: I woke up in the dark and I knew [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I have the advantage. I can only s [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: You come from Baghdad? Miss Mary [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: Please tell me you didn't do this [...]	D
Hector MacQueen: Have you considered the Latin man [...]	D
Bouc: You know, with your books and your capers, y [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I understand.	D
Caroline Hubbard: One thing about train travel, yo [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I prefer to understand why a clue [...]	D
Miss Mary Debenham: [recognizes Poirot on a boat] [...]	D
Bouc: [to Poirot] Are you still enjoying your Dick [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: It is science that will win back [...]	D
Miss Mary Debenham: I'm sleeping here where everyo [...]	D
Pilar Estravados: You said your role was to find j [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: I'm sorry about the colored folks [...]	D
Countess Elena Andrenyi: You are funny looking, Mo [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: There was right. There was wrong. [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: What the hell is taking them so l [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I'm sorry to wake you, Madama Cont [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: You see, someone's out to get me. [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: The killer is mocking me. Good. Hi [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Bring forth the accused. The Rabbi [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Ah, Mrs Hubbard, I'm sorry to have [...]	D
Pilar Estravados: There were indulgent times in my [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: I am looking forward to getting [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: They're not killers. They're goo [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: [Addressing MacQueen] The train is [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: [thinking as he walks through the [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I have my Dickens! Bouc: Damn you [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: I am at my happiest alone.	D
Caroline Hubbard: [Hubbard gasps as Poirot almost [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Whatever people say, there is righ [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Miss Estravados, why do your hands [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Have you ever been to America? Ed [...]	D
Pilar Estravados: I sleep very lightly. The slight [...]	D
Hector MacQueen: How long are we supposed to just [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: If there was a murder; then, there [...]	D
Hector MacQueen: Prohibition wasn't to my taste. S [...]	D
Miss Mary Debenham: To a man with a hammer, every [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: My name is Hercule Poirot and I am [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: I found it at the foot of my bed [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: Well, hello. Caroline Hubbard: E [...]	D
Princess Dragomiroff: God blessed me long life; bu [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: Italians are cows. The Spaniards [...]	D
Bouc: If we leave this to the police, they will ch [...]	D
Caroline Hubbard: He made a rather overt overture.	D
Dr. Arbuthnot: I am a doctor, sir. I heal people, [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: [angrily to MacQueen] You tried to [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: They want their money back with i [...]	D
Gerhard Hardman: You are one sharp knife. I give y [...]	D
Princess Dragomiroff: The coincidence must seem un [...]	D
Bouc: And yet, the best things on the train are no [...]	D
British Military Escort: How did you know it was h [...]	D
Pilar Estravados: Wine is where the devil finds hi [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: Sir, I need you pass key immediate [...]	D
Countess Elena Andrenyi: I like speaking to detect [...]	D
Edward Ratchett: So, you say no to my dirty mind. [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: You are a dancer, like your husban [...]	D
Pilar Estravados: Some things are in God's hands. [...]	D
Hercule Poirot: You were fond of him? Hector MacQ [...]	D

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