British actor and director Sir Kenneth Branag has been in Hollywood for years, among his adaptations to Shakespeare's performances as "Very Ado for Nothing" in 1993 and the first "Hamlet" in 1996 in the 1996 film "Thor". He also won his first prize academy in 2021 Thanks to the autobiographical film "Belfast", which was based on its own childhood in the northern Irish city during trouble. Defend is clearly iousubopous and ambitious director and performer who always seeks a new challenge, which can explain why, in 2017, he began adjusting Hercule's stories of Agatha Christie's Poor for the big screen.

The defense launched this new project with the "Murder of the Orient Express" that year and followed it with two other stories of the Poor, "Nile Death" and "Haunting in Venice", which came out in 2022 and 2023, respectively. So what is the right one to watch for the films Poirot on the defense? Well, this may seem obvious, but I'm here to confirm a simple fact: the best way to watch the Hercule's films Kenneth Branag's Poor is purely up to their post date, so start with the earliest first.

If you are engulfing all Hercule's films Kenneth Branag's Poor, go ahead and start the procedure with the movie "Murder of Orient Express" for 2017. This is probably one of the most famous Christie's works with the famous fictional detective in the center, so it makes sense that the defense was led by this adaptation. Based on the book of the legendary mystery author of 1934, the film opens with a defend ram in the church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. After solving a mystery there, he sets the Orient Express on his road route, which should return it to London. The train meets a businessman named Edward Ratchat (NYONI Depp) who claims he has endured threats to his life. The lighter refuses to examine the question, but then Ratchet appears dead.

Once the Poar is digging on Ratchet and realizing that he used alias and is actually UN cassettes, a man who had previously kidnapped and killed a newborn girl named Daisy Amstrong. Cartridges were also indirectly responsible for the death of Daisy's father, Johnon and Susana, the family nanny, who both died of suicide. Some suspects are beginning to represent, including other family nurses, Pilar Estravados (Penelope Cruz), former Susanna Overbuvet, Cyrus Betman Hardman (Willem Dafoe), Kuma of Daisy, Princess Natalia Dragomiroff (Dam). I will not spoil the end of "Orient Express killing" here, if you haven't read or watched this famous story before, but the defense does a great job that directs it, and the film has become a commercial success - which gave the defense a green light to maintain the films Poirot.

At the very end of the "Orient of Orient Express", Kenneth Branag places the sequel as Hercule the Poor leaves the train; After his journey, he meets a messenger of the British Army, which gives him a note saying there was ... Death of Nile. After a brief retrospective telling the first World War I - the lubricant of Poor Catherine (Suzana Fielding) who died in the war - we catch the 1937 lord in London, where the "Nile's death" began properly. While he is in the British capital, the Poeters attend the performance of jazz singer Salome Otterburn (Sophie Osanedo). While he is there, he sees the Sociality of Quaklin De Belafort (Emma Mackie) with her fiancé Simon Doyle (Army Hammer) and her longtime friend Lynette Ridge (Gal Gadd).

Strangely, six weeks later, the lighter travels to Egypt when he meets Quaklin, Simon and Lynnett, except for something very different: Lynette and Simon are now engaged to be married. (Quaklin lurks, something understandable.) After Simon, Lynette, the Parir and their guests at the wedding climb to SS Karnak to celebrate Nurs, and after briefly arguing to see some ruins, Quaklin removed the ship. When Lynette appears dead, Quaklin seems to be probably an obvious culprit, but in the stories of the post, nothing is clear. "Nile's Death" was not as financially successful as his predecessor, but it was still decent at the box office, paving the way for a third sequel.

One year after "Nile's death", Branag has released a third film by Hercule Poar, adapted from Agatha Christie's novel in 1969 "Halowen Party" titled "Stantigious in Venice". Set years after the events of the previous installment, we are now finding the more, trying to retire peacefully in Venice, after losing faith and in greater power in his line of work over the years. All the time he is accompanied by his bodyguard, a former Italian policeman Vital Portfogio (Ricardo Skamario).

One night, the friend's friend and a popular novelist for crime Aradn Oliver (Tina Jay) persuades the detective to accompany her in a Venetian Palazzo Senate owned by Rowna Drake (Starvedar "Yellowlston" Kili Rilly), derived from the observed middle Oyojs Reynolds (Michel Johch), mainly because Ariadn wants to prove once and for all that Oyous is a scam. (Also Palazzo is a former orphanage and is rumored to be Exceptional Haunted, so it is a particularly appropriate destination for Halloween.) When Oyos seems to call the spirit of Ranna's late daughter, Alicia, and claims the girl was killed, the lighter is in the case.

A few more bodies are falling before the "persecution of Venice" ends, and the mystery reaches a satisfactory conclusion ... and as there are better returns to the box office of "Nile's Death", the fourth film of the Poar is likely to arrive in the end. For the time being, all three of the films "Hercule Poar" of the defense are moving on the video by Amazon Prime Minister.