Death on the Nile will be available for streaming on Disney+ starting from 6 April
If you haven't watched it, you can now get sleuthing with Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation of the Agatha Christie novel.
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As far as literary detectives go, Hercule Poirot is probably one of the more prominent names in the business, coming in second only to a particular consulting detective living at 221B Baker Street in London.
Regardless, writer Agatha Christie's classy Belgian detective has had his own fair share of adventures, including The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile. Trivia aside, the latter two have, more recently, been adapted into film by director Kenneth Branagh, who himself stars as Poirot.
Speaking of which, if you didn't manage to watch Death on the Nile when it first premiered in February, then you might want to consider getting a Disney+ subscription, as you'll be able to stream it there starting from 6 April. It tells the story of a grisly murder case that unfolds on a private luxury cruise, with Detective Poirot attending as a guest himself.
Naturally, I won't go into detail about what exactly takes place (since it's more fun to find that out on your own), but the cast is quite a star-studded one, featuring the likes of Gal Gadot, Tom Bateman, Letitia Wright, Armie Hammer and Annette Bening, among others.
Additionally, the filmmaking team is also the same as the one who worked on 2017's Murder on the Orient Express, and I personally think they did a pretty good job bringing Agatha Christie's murder mystery classic to life five years ago. With that said, it's time to put your sleuthing hats on - happy hunting.
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