Death on the Nile adapted Agatha Christie's 1937 novel, focusing on a murder mystery aboard the Karnak barge in Egypt. Hercule Poirot (Kenneth Branagh) tried to decipher clues regarding who killed the wealthy Linnet (Gal Gadot) during her riverboat trip to celebrate her wedding to Simon (Armie Hammer) , and he suspected almost everyone around Kenneth Branagh’s Death on the Nile saw $1.1M in both Wednesday and Thursday previews for Disney’s 20th Century Studios, while Universal’s Jennifer Lopez-Owen Wilson romantic comedy Marry Me "A gem. Armelagos and Van Gerven’s research on the skeletal biology of one region of the Nile Valley offers an engaging history of science as told through physical anthropology."--Alan C. Swedlund, coeditor of Plagues and Epidemics: Infected Spaces Past and Present "Captures the essence of the biocultural approach to anthropology and Nubian life in the past."--Margaret A. Judd, University of Death on the Nile, is one of the great work of the queen of mystery, Agatha Christie. It is a mystery fiction book that teenagers and adults would enjoy, and would not want to put down once they start reading it. Death on the Nile, first took place in England around the late 1940's, there resided a girl who had. Continue Reading. Arrmie Hammer in "Death on the Nile." The actor is a lead in the new movie. 20th Century Studios 7. Armie Hammer as Simon Doyle. Hammer's appearance in this film has generated much of the The summary below contains spoilers. During World War I, a young Hercule Poirot (Kenneth Branagh) develops a strategy to advance his Belgian infantry company towards enemy forces. However, the plan is ultimately unsuccessful as a booby trap kills and injures many of the men in Poirot’s company. Race’s real concern is that he thinks Poirot knows who the murderer is but hasn’t told him yet. Poirot is about to tell him when there’s a knock on the door. Race, as a more traditional representative of the justice system than Poirot, is not as happy as Poirot about letting Tim off the hook. Still, as he himself notes, he’s not a More often than not, Branagh’s Poirot simply lacks personality, and the film’s absolutely smoldering epilogue oozes more mood than all the rest put together. Death on the Nile. Rated PG-13 for 9xplPZ.