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Christopher Bollen
It surprises me that Hitchcock never felt the itch to tackle a Christie novel. Five Little Pigs would have been ideal, as it deals with so many of the two masters’ shared interests: repetition, family secrets, memories and hauntings. (The Hollow would have been my other Hitchcock suggestion). It’s hard enough for Poirot to solve a murder when the body is right in front of him, but now he has to deal with recollections of a murder from sixteen years ago.
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