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After the Funeral ()


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When a man disinherits his sole beneficiary and bequeaths his wealth to others just prior to his death, Poirot is called in to investigate.

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Hercule Poirot
Philip Anthony ...
Vicar (as Phillip Anthony)
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Gilbert Entwhistle
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Maude Abernethie
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Richard Abernethie
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Inspector Morton
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George Abernethie
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Rosamund
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Helen Abernethie
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Dr. Larraby
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Janet
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Michael Shane
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Susannah Henderson
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Lanscombe
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'Miss Sorrel'
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Giovanni Gallaccio
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Timothy Abernethie
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Cora Gallaccio / Miss Gilchrist
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Sean O'Connor ...
Driver (uncredited)

Directed by

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Maurice Phillips

Written by

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Agatha Christie ... (novel)
 
Philomena McDonagh ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Michele Buck ... executive producer
Phil Clymer ... executive producer: Chorion plc.
Helga Dowie ... line producer
Delia Fine ... executive producer: A&E Television Networks
Trevor Hopkins ... producer
Emilio Nunez ... supervising producer: A&E Television Networks
David Suchet ... associate producer
Damien Timmer ... executive producer

Music by

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Stephen McKeon

Cinematography by

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David Higgs ... director of photography

Editing by

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Paul Garrick

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Adam Harvey ... assistant editor
Siôn Penny ... on-line editor
Lee Twohey ... colourist

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Maureen Duff

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Jeff Tessler

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Denise Ball
Pilar Foy

Costume Design by

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Sheena Napier

Makeup Department

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Christine Greenwood ... makeup designer
Siân Miller ... makeup artist: David Suchet (as Sian Turner)
Susan Parkinson ... makeup artist (as Sue Parkinson)
Kate Roberts ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Alasdair Whitelaw ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Sean Clayton ... second assistant director
Jonathan Farmer ... first assistant director
Rachael Haston ... third assistant director
Emily Perowne ... trainee assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Justin Ackroyd ... set dresser
Paul Gilpin ... supervising art director
Jim Grindley ... property master
David Lewis ... production buyer
Joanne Ridler ... stand-by art director
Gus Wookey ... construction manager
Tone Gibbs ... dressing props (uncredited)
Emma Godwin ... assistant production buyer (uncredited)
Paul Mitchell ... stand-by props (uncredited)

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John Downer ... supervising sound editor
Billy Mahoney ... dubbing mixer
Sarah Morton ... dialogue editor (as Sarah Morten)
Robert Alsop ... sound trainee (uncredited)
Paul McFadden ... adr editor (uncredited) / dialogue editor (uncredited)
Adam Powell ... foley editor (uncredited)
Filipa Principe ... foley editor (uncredited)
Ashley Reynolds ... sound maintenance engineer (uncredited)
Andrew Sissons ... sound recordist (uncredited)
Nigel Squibbs ... assistant dubbing mixer (uncredited)

Stunts

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Ray Donn ... stunt double: David Suchet (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Dan Fontaine ... lighting gaffer
Jeremy Gee ... camera operator
Jamie Phillips ... clapper loader
Matthew Poynter ... focus puller (as Matt Poynter)
Steve Pugh ... grip
Erin Stevens ... clapper loader
John Walker ... best boy
Andy Bell ... electrician (uncredited)
Paul Edwards ... steadicam operator (uncredited)
Erin Stevens ... second focus puller (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jason Gill ... costume
Charlotte Mitchell ... costume
Philip O'Connor ... dresser: David Suchet's (as Phil O'Connor)
Gabrielle Spanswick ... costume supervisor (uncredited)

Location Management

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Tom Stourton ... location manager
Peter Tullo ... location manager
Andrew Dalmahoy ... location manager (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Jude Liknaitzky ... script editor
Suzanne McGeachan ... script supervisor (as Suzie Clegg)
Beth Willis ... script editor

Transportation Department

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Mark Beeton ... unit driver (uncredited)
Sean O'Connor ... driver: David Suchet (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Sam Baker ... assistant coordinator
Thom Green ... production runner
Paula Jack ... dialect coach
Gail Kennett ... production executive
Rebecca Maybury ... assistant accountant
Emily Perowne ... floor runner
Sheila Price ... production accountant
Rebecca Sutton ... production coordinator (as Rebecca Suton)
Natasha Wellesley ... production coordinator
Elton Farla ... medical coordinator (uncredited)
Peter Mares ... publicist (uncredited)
Gina Nocero ... senior publicist: A & E (uncredited)
Patrick Smith ... publicist (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

His friend, solicitor Gilbert Entwhistle, asks Hercule Poirot to help solve a riddle and a murder. The riddle has to do with Richard Abernethie's will. It would seem that he changed his will immediately prior to his death, distributing all of his wealth equally among family members but excluding George Abernethie who, in all previous wills, had been the sole beneficiary. The two had supposedly argued recently, but Entwhistle suspects the new will may be a forgery. As for the murder, he would like Poirot to investigate the death of Cora Gallaccio, who was violently beaten to death the day after Richard's funeral. She too had inherited from the suspect will, but are the two deaths and the will all part of a greater plot, or is there a simpler explanation? Written by garykmcd

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Also Known As
  • After the Funeral (United Kingdom)
Runtime
  • 93 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Sean O'Connor, who has chauffeured David Suchet to the set since the first season, makes an uncredited appearance as a driver. See more »
Goofs As Poirot drives up to the house (in the limousine); the reflection of a 'modern' car can be seen parked off set. See more »
Movie Connections Version of Murder at the Gallop (1963). See more »
Quotes Hercule Poirot: The journey of life can be hard for those of us who travel alone.
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