The Alphabet Murders

Hercule Poirot (Tony Randall) on the path called “Rotten Row” in London’s Hyde Park, questions Doncaster (Guy Rolfe) and company when he spies Anita Ekberg, known to him only as “A-B-C,” and linked to the murders, in director Frank Tashlin’s comic take on Agatha Christie, The Alphabet Murders, 1965.

In London, Tony Randall as Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot at the baths and, we discover, quite aware that thus-far not-introduced Robert Morley (as agent Hastings) has been following, Patrick Newell as attendant Cracknell, in director Frank Tashlin’s comic mystery The Alphabet Murders, 1965.

Tony Randall stars as Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot, addressing the camera in director Frank Tashlin’s contribution to the MGM-Christie feature series (joining Margaret Rutherford’s Miss Marple), opening The Alphabet Murders, 1965, with Robert Morley and Anita Ekberg.