Brilliant movie. Great legendary actors, they all were amazing. I figured out who the killers were in the middle of the movie. I’m good at things like that.
You asked AGES ago, but I'm rediscovering how much I love this film and came across this video. The song is "Got A Feelin You're Fooling" from the film Broadway Melody of 1936. A song that would have definitely been played by dance bands in 1937, the year that Death On The Nile takes place.
while im at It why are really old films still subject to 'to watch this you must buy it...' yh, would love to watch it and keep it alive BUT it's thirty yrs old now , get over yourself , surely it would be best to keep it going to / for the next.../ next generation rather than fade into complete obscurity....?
Peter Ustinov was a very good actor, but he was nothing like Poirot in the books. Quie disappointing really. Well, we have been spoiled with David Suchet who is PERFECT, so anyone else pales in comparison
Peter Ustinov IS a great actor, and he based his performance on the script, which is what Suchet did for his version Poirot too. Suchet wanted to be true to the books, hence the character HE created. Ustinov wanted to be true to the script he was given and was paid to deliver...hence HIS portrayal of the character. I enjoy watching them both for this reason. They each created a charming character that is enjoyable to watch. I find it really ridiculous to see how many people have watched Suchet's performances and think they're PERFECT, who have also never actually READ one of Christie's stories or novels. Like I said, I enjoy both incarnations for various reasons, and have read most of the stories and novels.
@@kugelweg How very arrogant of you to say that those who love Suchet have "never actually READ one of Christie's stories or novels."! I have read every single novel Christie wrote, and I've seen many different adaptations of her stories, and I KNOW perfectly well how and why Ustinov is NOT faithful to the character of the books. Yes, I'm a purist, sue me, you pretentious, "holier and better than thou" PC jerk
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This is one hell of a movie. Watch it when you can! And Maggi Smith is seen for about 5 minutes but steals the show. As usual!
Bette Davis too 🤣🤣🤣 TO ME HER CHARACTER IS SO FUNNY... Not talking about Olivia Hussey beauty 😍😍 A REAL GEM
@@santangelogaia19 yes, of course Bette! And i agree - this movie is a really great one.
David Niven, Angela Lansbury, Peter Ustinov as Hercules Poirot, omg what a dream of movie.
Don’t forget Dame Maggie Smith!
Джейн Биркин в роли горничной Луиз Бурже.
Ustinov forever. Absolutely hilarious. This is the only Death on the Nile, until we make our ephemeral Egyptian epic 🎥🍿🌊
...and the actress who plays Linnet is perfect!
Lois Chiles. Yes, Lovely.
The tango sceen that follows this is hilarious.
Niven & Ustinov 😍
"I got a feeling your are foolin'" Exquisite song
Thank you ! I had found the title a long time ago then I forgot it.
Amazing cast!!
Maravillosa película: Actuación, escenografía, música....Mucho glamour!
Lois Chiles (Linnet Doyle) is so beautiful....
Brilliant movie. Great legendary actors, they all were amazing. I figured out who the killers were in the middle of the movie. I’m good at things like that.
Jesus, I just noticed Bette Davis amongst the star studded cast.
Sarfaraz Hussein Merchant Angela Lansbury was in it also
Very good
Niven & Ustinov sharing screen time! Mind blown. Is that the young actress from romeo and juliet?
Yes!
@@dandeo33 Indeed it is. She hardly looks a day older than when she appeared in "R&J"!
Yes, Olivia Hussey on one of the seats.
Hello all, Peter Ustinov is the brother in law of Angela Lansbury.
Davis, Niven, Ustinov, Lansbury, Warden, Farrow, Smith, ETC!
Etc? You left out Bette Davis!!
Peter Ustinov is a Best poirot but Unfortunately He's passed away.
My favorote is Albert Finney!
@@Elfo_Scuro That's fantastic news.
@@Elfo_Scuro both are great
This version was cut to pieces. Please watch the original movie which is over 2 hours long. Free on UA-cam.
thank you
When he starts talking he sounds like prince John from Disney Robin Hood
That's because he is the voice of Prince John 😅
@@christianbrown5525 he also voiced his brother king Richard
The fez always gives it away that it is filmed in Morocco, not Egypt (same for the David Suchet version!)
...and what a frock!😄
How do you know the music from 00 = 00 to 00 = 50?
I'd also like to know. Beautiful.
You asked AGES ago, but I'm rediscovering how much I love this film and came across this video. The song is "Got A Feelin You're Fooling" from the film Broadway Melody of 1936. A song that would have definitely been played by dance bands in 1937, the year that Death On The Nile takes place.
@@CarlosEmilioEsq Thank you very much for the information, dear sir.
Lastima que no este la pelicula completa
En español x favor
Integrale.ciao
Who was the composer of this Beautiful music? What's the composer's name?
The song was composed by Nacio Herb Brown in 1935.
Remake coming in 2020!
It’s not bad, very slick, but it doesn’t hold a candle to this one.
while im at It why are really old films still subject to 'to watch this you must buy it...' yh, would love to watch it and keep it alive BUT it's thirty yrs old now , get over yourself , surely it would be best to keep it going to / for the next.../ next generation rather than fade into complete obscurity....?
This film will never fade into obscurity.
Why is it sooo hard to find the poirots avec monsieur suchet? he is the definitive Poirot .
He's just the one you have seen most often.
Ustmov’s Poirot is very enjoyable. Just different.
An enjoyable movie, unlike that dreadful Hollywood garbage Brannagh produced
The latest edition is disgusting
It’s not disgusting. It’s just different. It’s not as good as this one by far, but is still an enjoyable watch.
Peter Ustinov was a very good actor, but he was nothing like Poirot in the books. Quie disappointing really. Well, we have been spoiled with David Suchet who is PERFECT, so anyone else pales in comparison
Peter Ustinov IS a great actor, and he based his performance on the script, which is what Suchet did for his version Poirot too. Suchet wanted to be true to the books, hence the character HE created. Ustinov wanted to be true to the script he was given and was paid to deliver...hence HIS portrayal of the character. I enjoy watching them both for this reason. They each created a charming character that is enjoyable to watch. I find it really ridiculous to see how many people have watched Suchet's performances and think they're PERFECT, who have also never actually READ one of Christie's stories or novels.
Like I said, I enjoy both incarnations for various reasons, and have read most of the stories and novels.
@@kugelweg How very arrogant of you to say that those who love Suchet have "never actually READ one of Christie's stories or novels."! I have read every single novel Christie wrote, and I've seen many different adaptations of her stories, and I KNOW perfectly well how and why Ustinov is NOT faithful to the character of the books. Yes, I'm a purist, sue me, you pretentious, "holier and better than thou" PC jerk