International Titles
- Czech: Tragédie o třech jednáních (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Dutch: Drama in drie bedrijven (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Estonian: Tragöödia kolmes vaatuses (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- French: Drame en trois actes (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- German: Nikotin (Nicotine)
- Hungarian: Hercule Poirot téved? (Is Hercule Poirot wrong?), Tragédia három felvonásban (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Italian: Tragedia in tre atti (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Japanese: 三幕の殺人 (Murder of Three Acts)
- Portuguese: Tragédia em Três Actos (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Spanish: Tragedia en tres Actos (Three act Tragedy or Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Swedish: Tragedi i tre akter (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Romanian: Tragedie în trei acte (Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Russian: Драма в трёх актах (=Drama v tryokh aktakh, Drama in Three Acts), Трагедия в трёх актах (=Tragediya v tryokh aktakh, Tragedy in Three Acts)
- Turkish: Üç perdelik cinayet (Three act murder)
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