Finished reading Death on the Nile in bed this afternoon, then watched the David Suchet DVD version all over again. (It eliminates Richetti altogether.) The Peter Ustinov movie is more cinematic, but I find that David Suchet is the perfect Hercule Poirot.

Retrieved Murder on the Orient Express, which was written and published before Death on the Nile, to start rereading in bed later. (Loved the Albert Finney movie, but, if Nile was too complicated to occur in real life, Orient Express is positively over-contrived.

I equally like both JJ Feild and Simon McCorkindale in the role of Simon Doyle.