Agatha Christie's Poirot: The Complete Collection

Dressed to the nines, impeccably mannered and infuriatingly arch, Hercule Poirot is a detective like no other. Agatha Christie's dapper Belgian sleuth has delighted mystery fans for generations, and David Suchet has won universal praise for his pitch-perfect portrayal of Poirot on screen.

Now, Suchet's first four feature-length Poirot Mysteries are available together in this collector's set. Produced by Brian Eastman (Traffik, Jeeves & Wooster), these exquisitely crafted tales of death and deception were filmed on location throughout Europe and the Middle East.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - Poirot's retirement in a quiet country village is abruptly ended by the death of his disagreeable neighbor.

Lord Edgware Dies - Intervening in a sticky marital situation, Poirot suddenly finds himself in the midst of murder.

Murder in Mesopotamia - Poirot is visiting an ancient site in Iraq when the head archeologist's unpopular wife is killed.

Evil Under the Sun - Death intrudes on Poirot's island holiday, and only he can determine who is responsible.