Evil Under the Sun

Studio Canal present a remastered edition of the 1982 classic adaptation of Agatha Christie's Evil Under the Sun, starring Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot. Find out more bit.ly/2gOt3pc

[@TheSuzberry]

This is my favorite version of “Evil”. Even the artwork in the opening credits is brilliant.

[@evitasdad]

That and Ustinov’s Death on the Nile, wonderful movies., the way they were filmed.

[@Xenia9]

Yes, I so agree with you and have both DVD's

[@jasminderpinder]

Agree 100%! I have both DVDs as well.

[@Vejur9000]

This one is so underrated. Great performances, great actors, great costumes, and a wickedly good script. Very funny and campy too.

[@Hammerton32]

and the beauty that is Nicholas Clay!!

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

It's not underrated, "they" just don't show it. It might stimulate the brain cells.

[@sobecb7131]

That was the first Agatha Christy movie I ever saw. I LOVED IT

[@kugelweg]

This film made me fall in LOVE with Ustinov and Poirot.

[@Mariam_aam]

Watch death on the Nile

[@sobecb7131]

@@Mariam_aam i saw it. It was great

[@Mariam_aam]

@@sobecb7131 yeah it’s a really great movie, especially Angela Lansbury

[@jasminderpinder]

@@Mariam_aam Yes! The 1978 version. It was the film they made with Ustinov as Poirot just before this one. Absolutely fantastic. (This one is too).

[@Xenia9]

I like David Suchet as Poirot, but in " The Death on the Nile" and "Evil under the sun" I like much better with Peter Ustinov and the cast.

[@JohnDavis-zo4xl]

My all time favorite cult classic. Wardrobe, cast, setting, story. The fabulous 30s, Cole Porter tunes. The cattiness of Arlena. Bravo!

[@elizabethstrachan9794]

I love this film,

[@violetta47]

Peter Ustinov forever

[@izom]

one of my favorit films ever !!! maggie smith 85 and alive!- diana rigg 81 and alive ! :-)

[@victorious8562]

Hate to say it now but...

[@izom]

@@victorious8562 yeah i know :-/

[@tonybrown9775]

Thos has the best soundtrack over

[@lukacunningham342]

This was the only Hercule Poirot mystery I didn’t know the solution too, the twist was shocking but it was in Agatha Christie fashion

[@bealtainecottage]

The excellent Peter Ustinov remains the finest Poirot ever!

[@renan.csmaia]

He was much better than Albert Finney (a great actor but miscast in the part).

[@victorious8562]

That title is taken by David Suchet.

[@two-eyedjack]

Bealtaine Cottage Yes and yes! He really soaked in this character and impersonated him so well!

[@kugelweg]

@@victorious8562 No, that title isn't taken by Suchet. Suchet played Poirot more times than any other actor, and had fun imagining him, but he isn't the BEST Poirot. Having read the books and stories I have to admit that Suchet is FAR from who I envision as Poirot...

[@victorious8562]

@@kugelweg sure buddy

[@leilal8053]

I adored Roddy McDowell.

[@izom]

hes som. special- i like him in the colombu episode!

[@vivianaarenas6906]

Mi película favorita totalmente !!!!!

[@SweetUniverse]

The costuming in this one is so over the top it's almost a comedy

[@hifrommike2120]

This is my favorite Agatha Christie adaptation, other than Kenneth Branagh's Murder on the Orient Express. The Blu-ray has subtitles for the dialogue, which is sometimes hard to catch.

[@alexalex13131]

Peter Ustinov made the best Poirot because in real life Ustinov may have been just as smart.

[@charlenerafferty3534]

David suchet is poirot Peter Ustinov was not bad as poirot

[@victorious8562]

Not the best for sure.

[@kugelweg]

@@victorious8562 He was the best at the character he chose to create. He's not exactly like the book version, ie. Suchet, but his portrayal is a lot of fun. I enjoy him.

[@kugelweg]

Yes, you are right. Ustinov was a GENIUS!

[@victorious8562]

@@kugelweg sure buddy 2

[@char1737]

The wonder bread bathing suit and cover up are Everything! 1:18 -1:26

[@graphiquejack]

If you think that's good, you should see Nicholas Clay in that black speedo

[@deedeeb9980]

Full movie please

[@SheilaBruce-qs8ii]

THANKU THANKU THANKU

[@CremaaaGorostazu]

Yo i esta película hace muchos años, me fascinó

[@jfotopoulou4143]

Θέλουμε την ταινία!!!!!!!🙏🙏🙏

[@char1737]

Yes

[@SeanScot36]

What pudding is Hercule eating.

[@fullmetalalchemist9]

SeanScot36 hmm looks like Fruits and Custard Charlotte (Charlotte Russe)🤔

[@SeanScot36]

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[@kohaikurarensustillgamin.419]

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[@braxtonbobo4004]

I’ve seen this trailer and all I’ve been wondering is what is Poirot eating?

[@wishbonedressing]

Possibly a Charlotte Russe, or some variation

[@SilverSurfer5150]

There in a nutshell is the difference between Suchet’s Poirot and Ustinov’s, attention to detail. Suchet became Poirot, Ustinov acted Poirot. Look from 2:30 to see what Ustinov does with the napkin, the real fastidious Poirot (Suchet) would never have done that. He’s just too proper.

[@kugelweg]

it's funny you say that, because I have read most of the short stories and many of the books, and have YET to see a description of how Poirot would use a napkin. I feel as if Suchet just did what HE would do with a napkin if he were Poirot and Ustinov did what HE would do with a napkin if he were Poirot. To be honest, what Suchet does with his napkin is ridiculous....the folding over and gently ridiculous tapping of his mouth with the perfectly folded napkin is something that I have NEVER written into the stories/books by Christie, unless I have missed something special. Don't watch the Suchet versions and assume they are perfect and all-correct because they most assuredly are NOT!

[@SilverSurfer5150]

@@kugelweg Suchet, from the outset was intent on getting his Poirot as close the books’ original depiction of him in respect of his mannerism. What Suchet does with the napkin is not Suchet doing it. He is doing it the way Poirot would have done it. They look ridiculous to the ordinary person because no one is as fastidious as Poirot.

[@kugelweg]

@@SilverSurfer5150 In the books and stories I read I see no description of how Poirot uses a napkin. It IS Suchet using the napkin in the way he believed the character would do it. There are a number of things he does in the shows that aren't exactly as written. I was just saying.

[@cattusfattus6369]

Please, what desert is that someone.

[@TheChrisEMartin]

Location? It was filmed in different locations on the island of Mallorca, Spain

[@worrywart1311]

@@TheChrisEMartin Bugger the location. I believe he meant the dessert.

[@TheChrisEMartin]

@@worrywart1311 LOL ah yes, one letter different makes a difference to the word!!!!!!!!

[@wishbonedressing]

It looks like a variation of a Charlotte Russe, but I could be wrong.

[@tatianakrizanova2987]

tieto diely pri mori sú najlepšie, zlo pod slnkom(croatia) aj nebezpečenstvo v dome na kopci.

[@Johnyindo387]

Ana karenina😊

[@jokester5812]

The ustinov films had better written and more colourful supporting characters played by famous actors. Suchet might be the better poirot but ustinovs films are more enjoyable on a Sunday afternoon. Don’t even get me started on kenneth brannaghs terrible films. The poirot films ustinov made in the 80s were terrible and set in the modern day made them even worse but death on nile, evil under the sun and appointment with death were great.

[@phyllishammond9886]

Is this going to be Kenneth "s next one?

[@helenlane3991]

Bloody hope not, the way he massacred the others

[@chislehurstbat]

Please no.