Adaptation
The Labours of Hercules will be adapted into a TV film with David Suchet as Poirot, Philip Jackson as Inspector Japp, Pauline Moran as Miss Felicity Lemon and David Yelland as George. as part of the final series of Agatha Christie's Poirot It has not yet been announced how the twelve short stories will be condensed into one film or if Kika Markham will return in the role of Countess Vera Rossakoff respectively. Filming for this episode will commence in April 2013 and it will be directed by Andy Wilson, who also directed Death On The Nile and Taken At The Flood for the series.
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