International Titles
- Czech: Vánoce Hercula Poirota (Hercule Poirot's Christmas)
- Dutch: Kerstmis van Poirot (Christmas of Poirot)
- German: Hercule Poirots Weihnachten (Hercule Poirot's Christmas)
- Hungarian: Valaki csenget... (Someone is Ringing a Bell...), Poirot karácsonya (Poirot's Christmas)
- Italian: Il Natale di Poirot (Poirot's Christmas)
- Japanese: ポアロのクリスマス (Poirot's Christmas)
- Norwegian: Guds kvern maler langsomt (The mills of God grind slowly)
- Polish: Morderstwo w Boże Narodzenie (Murder for Christmas)
- Romanian: Crăciunul lui Poirot (Poirot's Christmas)
- Russian: Рождество Эркюля Пуаро (=Rozhdestvo Erkyulya Puaro, Hercule Poirot's Christmas)
- Spanish: Navidades Trágicas (Tragic Holidays/A Tragic Christmas)
- Turkish: Noelde Cinayet (Murder in Christmas)
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