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  1. Taken at the Flood: Directed by Andy Wilson. With David Suchet, Jenny Agutter, Patrick Baladi, Eva Birthistle. A young widow is left in sole possession of her late husband's fortune, her brother who dominates her refuses to let her share it with her in-laws, so they enlist Poirot to prove her missing first husband might not be dead.

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    • Crime, Drama, Mystery
    • Andy Wilson
    • 2006-12-17
  2. Año: 2006. Título original: Agatha Christie's Poirot - Taken at the Flood. Sinopsis: Después de que Gordon Cloade muriese en una explosión sin dejar rastro, su joven viuda, Rosaleen Underhay, recibe toda su fortuna.

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    • Sue Gibson
    • Andy Wilson
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    • Comparison with Original Novel
    • Tropes and themes
    • Filming Locations

    Taken at the Flood is the fourth episode of series ten of Agatha Christie's Poirot, first broadcast on 2 April 2006. The feature-length episode was based on the Agatha Christie novel of the same name. It was directed by Andy Wilson, and the script was written by Guy Andrews.

    The young Rosaleen Cloade and her brother David are the only survivors of a gas explosion. The naive widow now inherits all of her late husband's fortune, to the detriment of his relatives. They turn to Poirot and ask him to convict the girl of bigamy by finding her first husband, Robert Underhay, who went missing in the African djungle.

    •David Suchet as Hercule Poirot

    •Jenny Agutter as Adela Marchmont

    •Patrick Baladi as Rowley Cloade

    •Eva Birthistle as Rosaleen

    •Elliot Cowan as David Hunter

    •Amanda Douge as Lynn Marchmont

    The adaptation is fairly faithful to the original, albeit omitting its post-WWII setting (like most ITV adaptations, the episode is set in the 1930s), changing the backstories of some characters, magnifying the extent of the murderer's crimes and adding some criminal side-plots for characters who were innocent in the original novel.

    The film adaptation deviates from the source material in these respects:

    •1930s aesthetics

    •Folk song "Your Baby Has Gone Down the Plughole" – first mentioned by Rosaleen during the inquest as a song often hummed by Robert Underhay, then sung by David Hunter in his last scene

    •Poirot's quirks

    •Demanding clarification of English idioms – to Spence: "When Monsieur Hunter professes himself to have no position, does that mean he considers himself to be a gentleman of leisure?"

    •Dorchester on Thames

    •The George Hotel – as the Stag inn

    •Dorchester Abbey, High Street – the funeral scene

    •Rotten Row – flashback sequence (in red) showing Aunt Kathie

    •Crescent Grove, London - explosion at Gordon Cloade's house

    •Chilworth Manor, Chilworth, Guildford, Surrey – as the White House

  3. A television film was produced in 2006 with David Suchet as Poirot in the ITV series Agatha Christie's Poirot. The cast included Elliot Cowan as David Hunter, Eva Birthistle as Rosaleen, Celia Imrie as Kathy Cloade, Jenny Agutter as Adela Marchmont and Tim Pigott-Smith as Dr Lionel Woodward. The film made several significant changes ...

    • Agatha Christie
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  4. Sinopsis: Después de que Gordon Cloade muriese en una explosión sin dejar rastro, su joven viuda, Rosaleen Underhay, recibe toda su fortuna. Pero el hermano de ésta se niega a compartir la herencia con la ...Puedes ver Agatha Christie's Poirot - Taken at the Flood (TV) mediante en las plataformas:

  5. Rowley Cloade: Patrick Baladi. Frances Cloade: Penny Downie. Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for Agatha Christie's Poirot : Taken at the Flood (2006) - Andy Wilson, Renny Rye, Andrew Grieve, Richard Spence on AllMovie - Poirot unravels the mysterious murder of a man at….

  6. Agatha Christie's Poirot: Taken at the Flood. A detective (David Suchet) investigates a mysterious murder linked to a family's lost fortune.

    • Mystery & Thriller