agatha poirot: Live & Latest News Updates : Vimarsana.com

'Let me decide what I'm offended by': Tom Hanks wades into book censorship row

The legendary Hollywood actor, 66, waded into the book censorship row during a pre-recorded interview on BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday.

TV tonight: our highlights for Monday 5th April

Agatha & Poirot: Partners in Crime is just one of the gems on today... Richard E Grant looks at Partners in Crime Agatha & Poirot, Louis Theroux meets Carole Baskin in Shooting Joe Exotic, and Sally Lindsay stars in new Channel 5 thriller Intruder . Here’s what you shouldn’t miss on TV tonight.  Our hand-selected recommendations for what’s on TV tonight include TV shows, a film, live sport and the latest trending need-to-binge-on-now box set  Keep up to date with the latest soap spoiler storylines on TV tonight with our daily soap synopsis  What’s on TV tonight  Our expert TV journalists have picked the best things on TV tonight… 

TV tonight: Joe Exotic gets the full Louis Theroux treatment

Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic 9pm, BBC Two A year on from the success of Netflix’s Tiger King series, which profiled the larger-than-life zookeeper Joe Exotic, and after Ross Kemp’s take on the big-cat-owning premise for ITV, Louis Theroux is getting in on the action. Here, he revisits his meeting with Exotic in 2011, as part of his film America’s Most Dangerous Pets. Returning to Oklahoma with Exotic now in prison, Theroux pieces together the events of the past decade and meets the team trying to exonerate Exotic. Ammar Kalia 7.30pm, Sky Arts In 1990, Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo and José Carreras performed together in the ancient thermal baths of Caracalla in Rome to mark the final of the Italian World Cup – and we have been humming Nessun Dorma ever since. This documentary tells the story of how that concert took the three singers’ music worldwide.

Who is Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's most famous character? – The US Sun

Gerard du Cann Updated: Apr 5 2021, 8:49 ET Gerard du Cann Invalid Date, HERCULE POIROT is one of Agatha Christie's most famous characters - and he is still talked about to this day. We have pulled together everything you need to know about him ahead of the ITV documentary Agatha & Poirot. 3 Who is Hercule Poirot? As one of Christie's most famous and long-lived characters, Poirot appeared in an impressive 33 novels, and 50 short stories. Through his illustrious fictitious carrier he caught 28 men and 23 women, often seeing through false leads and framing attempts to discover the true murderer. He is the product of combining two other fictional detectives names from the time period of the 1920s - Hercule Popeau and Evans' Monsieur Poiret.

Tonight's TV: Agatha & Poirot: Partners in Crime and Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic

The Three Tenors: From Caracalla to the World (Sky Arts, 7.30pm), Agatha & Poirot: Partners in Crime (STV, 9pm), Intruder (C5, 9pm), Louis…

Who is Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's most famous character? – The Sun

TV guide: 26 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight

The Three Tenors – 30th anniversary of their iconic concert

TV guide: 25 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight

TV guide: 25 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight Iarnród Enda, Cook-In with Mark Moriarty, Síle Seoige – Deireadh Tochta, When Nudes Are Stolen, Them about 3 hours ago Easter Sunday, Virgin One, 8pm Piggy a French Bulldog, comes to the vet hospital for specialist spinal surgery to help him walk properly. In the large animal department staff have to decide if a wild seal’s eye is able to be saved. Vet nurse Clodagh and vet Myles have to look long and hard to find a magnet in a parrot’s gizzard. And Vicky the terrier continues her rehab therapy to try and help her walk.

TV Previews: Paul Whitelaw shares his highlights for the week ahead

TV Previews: Paul Whitelaw shares his highlights for the week ahead by Paul Whitelaw Agatha & Poirot: Partners in Crime – ITV, Monday, 9pm Hosted by Richard E. Grant and his ostentatious scarf, this tribute to Agatha Christie and her most enduring creation is an agreeable time-passer. A galloping galaxy of famous fans including Stephen Fry, Caroline Quentin and Zoe Wannamaker pitch up to explain what Christie’s work means to them, while Grant recounts the main beats of her life as well as her decades-long relationship with the fastidious Belgian sleuth. It unfolds in a strangely comforting world of genteel Torquay tea rooms, opulent steam trains and gallons of deadly poison. It easy to take Christie for granted, but she was obviously a genius. David Suchet is conspicuous by his absence, presumably because he’s said everything he has to say about Poirot.