The ‘Murder On The Orient Express’ Theory Of American Politics
Deeper cultural problems led us to our current state of political crisis, and it’s just about everybody’s fault.
How The Great Detective Hercule Poirot Becomes A Christ Figure In ‘Orient Express’
‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is the classic story in which audiences at last understand that the hero doesn’t merely defeat evil, but willingly sacrifices himself for the sake of others.
What ‘Murder On The Orient Express’ Has To Offer Mystery Audiences
A little more claustrophobia may have boosted the suspense. It doesn’t always feel like we’re on a tight train with a killer. But Kenneth Branagh with a massive mustache is certainly a sight.
Why We Still Love Agatha Christie’s ‘Murder On The Orient Express’ 40 Years After Her Death
Agatha Christie’s books have been sold more than a billion times in English. A new version of her ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ opens November 10.
Here’s To Agatha Christie, Queen Of The Whodunit
Only the Bible and Shakespeare have sold more than Dame Agatha Christie. Today would have been her 125th birthday.
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