Assassinio sul Nilo

Titolo originale: Death on the Nile
Regia: John Guillermin |
Anno: 1978
Origine: United Kingdom |
Generi: Mistero
Tag: egypt | based on novel or book | paddleboat | pyramid | cruise | nile | sphinx | murder | cruise ship | whodunit | cobra | shipboard | murder mystery | 1930s |
Cast: Peter Ustinov | Jane Birkin | Lois Chiles | Bette Davis | Mia Farrow | Jon Finch | Olivia Hussey | I.S. Johar | George Kennedy | Angela Lansbury | Simon MacCorkindale | David Niven | Maggie Smith | Jack Warden | Harry Andrews | Sam Wanamaker | Celia Imrie | Saeed Jaffrey | Barbara Hicks | François Guillaume | Reg Lye | Andrew Manson |

La morte... corre sul fiume: ci pensa Poirot. Durante una crociera sul Nilo, viene uccisa una giovane ereditiera. Hercule Poirot indaga, ma tra i partecipanti alla vacanza sono in molti ad avere un plausibile movente: le cose si semplificano quando la lista dei possibili colpevoli comincia ad accorciarsi...

Approfondimenti

After filming had completed, it was on the flight back to New York that Lois Chiles found herse [...] D
Producer John Brabourne said no telephones were available while on-location in Egypt. They had [...] D
Sam Wanamaker's daughter Zoë Wanamaker would appear in six episodes of the TV series Poirot [...] D
The location shoot in Egypt went for seven weeks, of which four were spent on the steamer river [...] D
In the saloon, Jacqueline recites lines from "The Sons of the Suburbs" by Rudyard Kipling. D
The only working collaboration of Peter Ustinov and Angela Lansbury despite the two having been [...] D
Under orders from the producers, Director John Guillermin and the cast and crew were barred fro [...] D
Peter Ustinov, Simon MacCorkindale, and Olivia Husseyhad all appeared in Gesù di Nazareth (1 [...] D
The scenes set at Linnet Ridgeway's domicile were shot at Compton Wynyates, a Warwickhire count [...] D
Bette Davis, Maggie Smith, and Angela Lansbury all shared a small steamboat cabin as a dressing [...] D
Bette Davis and George Kennedy had previously appeared together in a murder mystery film of a v [...] D
MI5 agent Colonel Race is played by David Niven, who was author and British MI5 agent Ian Flemi [...] D
John Guillermin banned visitors from the set to preserve the secrecy of the plot. D
The exterior of "Wode Hall", the Ridgeway estate, was used in the opening credits of Il mio ami [...] D
The derringer that Jacqueline De Bellefort holds in the scene with Hercule Poirot was a Sharps [...] D
Although Tony Walton had been much lauded for his period costumes for Assassinio sull'Orient Ex [...] D
Filming had to be stopped every day at noon for around two hours because temperatures reached a [...] D
In 1944, the novel "Death on the Nile" (1937) was adapted into a theatrical play by Agatha Chri [...] D
Poirot (Peter Ustinov) does not say bid adieu to Mrs. Van Schuyler (Bette Davis) upon her leavi [...] D
Both Angela Lansbury and Sam Wanamaker appear together in The Shell Seekers (1989). D
The film has six Academy Award recipients in its cast: Peter Ustinov, Bette Davis, George Kenne [...] D
Maggie Smith appeared in Delitto sotto il sole (1982). She also appeared with David Niven in Ne [...] D
According to producer Richard Goodwin, Bette Davis brought her own make-up, mirrors, and lights [...] D
Cybill Shepherd turned down the role of Linnet Ridgeway. D
The second movie, after "Manchurian Candidate", in which Angela Lansbury is killed by a shot to [...] D
Salome Otterbourne wears a crescent-and-star-shaped jewel barrette. In 1937, Egypt's flag was a [...] D
Trying to scare an embezzler, Hercule Poirot narrates a story that the grand vizier Ptahhotep w [...] D
Salome Otterbourne refers to the god of Crocodilopolis (the City of Crocodiles) while speaking [...] D
The choice of ''Death on the Nile'' to be the Agatha Christie novel filmed as the follow-up to [...] D
Michael York was attached to this project at one stage: if so Assassinio sull'Orient Express (1 [...] D
Jane Birkin and Maggie Smith later appeared with Peter Ustinov in Delitto sotto il sole (1982). [...] D
The paddle steamer on which Agatha Christie had cruised the Nile in 1937: the P. S. Sudan, was [...] D
Mia Farrow based her (impressive) southern English accent on Celia Johnson and watched several [...] D
This is the second Agatha Christie movie in the Brabourne-Goodwin franchise. Originally titled [...] D
This movie was released 41 years after Christie's novel was published. D
The film adapts the character of romance novelist Salome Otterbourne from the original novel. S [...] D
At the top of the pyramid, Simon tells Jacqueline that he and Linnet saw her at the Hotel Danie [...] D
An irritated Colonel Race sarcastically asks why nobody shoots the bombastic and sometimes over [...] D
This is Angela Lansbury 's first appearance in an Agatha Christie murder mystery. She would pla [...] D
As this film was supposed to have an all star cast, the famous Egyptian actor Omar Sharif was o [...] D
While the cast and crew were on location, a new scene was written necessitating the ad hoc maki [...] D
The swank limousine seen speeding through a small Britiish town in the film's first scene had p [...] D
La signora in giallo: Death 'N Denial (1995), which is set in Egypt, had a character called "Sa [...] D
This was the first of Peter Ustinov's six performances as Hercule Poirot. D
There are four murders in the film. Three by use of a handgun and one by use of a scalpel. Ther [...] D
The song Jacqueline sings in the lounge just before she shoots Simon is "Frankie and Johnny", a [...] D
The character of Colonel Race, one of Agatha Christie's recurring characters, was a counter-int [...] D
Poirot mentions a Moulage Test in the denouement. The test he describes is a dermal nitrate tes [...] D
Peter Ustinov is the only actor who got star billing on the opening credits, as his is the firs [...] D
Both Peter Ustinov and Jack Warden appeared in Giallo in casa Muppet (1981). D
They kept in the scene where Proirot accuses the ship waiter; even though this is completely ri [...] D
During World War II, Major David Niven's batman (personal attendant) was Private Peter Ustinov. [...] D
Albert Finney was initially asked to reprise his role as Poirot from Assassinio sull'Orient Exp [...] D
Angela Lansbury had never seen the finished film version of Assassinio sul Nilo (1978) until sh [...] D
Dancer Wayne Sleep, relatively unknown at the time, choreographed the tango scene. He reported [...] D
Seven of the cast members account for a total of twenty-eight acting Oscar nominations with eig [...] D
The film's potentially romantic pair: Olivia Hussey and Jon Finch, had each starred on film as [...] D
The film takes place in 1937. D
"Death on the Nile" was the 16th novel featuring Hercule Poirot. Agatha Christie wrote 33 novel [...] D
As has been previously mentioned, the first draft of the filming script was written when it was [...] D
Mia Farrow and Lois Chiles had previously co-starred in Il grande Gatsby (1974), also set durin [...] D
The uncredited actor who finds Loiuse's body while putting towels in the room is Saeed Jaffrey. [...] D
Colonel Johnny Race boards the S.S. Karnak wearing a straw boater hat with a "Royal Green Jacke [...] D
Agatha Christie was inspired to write the film's source novel while on an extended 1937 Egyptia [...] D
Barbara Hicks, who had a small cameo as a school teacher, appeared in Delitto sotto il sole (19 [...] D
First of three produced screenplays from novels by Dame Agatha Christie, written by Anthony Sha [...] D
The film cast includes five Oscar winners: Peter Ustinov, Bette Davis, George Kennedy, David Ni [...] D
Accommodation problems were rife while location filming in Egypt. No hotel reservations were ma [...] D
Simon Doyle, while accusing Jackie of following him and his new bride Linnet, mentions that they spo [...] D

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Errori

Doctor Bessner identifies the statue on the left of the temple of Abu Simbel as "the singer". He sa [...] D
When we see Doyle recovering in bed the first time the trailing switch of his bed light moves betwe [...] D
In the opening scene, a Rolls-Royce is seen approaching the estate. When it gets to the gate, the d [...] D
After Linnet Ridgeway is almost crushed by a stone falling down from the temple of Karnak in Luxor, [...] D
When Jackie steals Dr Bessner's scalpel, she leaves the case and the drawer open. She then rushes o [...] D
As Poirot finishes inspecting Linnet's nail varnish he leaves the room with a close up of the camer [...] D
When Mrs Otterbourne is about to tell Poirot and Colonel Race who cut Louise Bourget's throat, she [...] D
At the beginning, while Linnet and Jackie are in Linnet's master bedroom, a crew member crawling ac [...] D
Reflections can be seen in the protective glass screen when the cobra is readying itself to strike [...] D
Obvious stunt double in the moments leading up to the stone nearly crushing the couple. D
When Simon and Linnet are climbing up the pyramid there's a shot of them having climbed more than h [...] D
In the opening scene where Linnet and Jacqueline are talking to each other in the upstairs bedroom, [...] D
When Simon is recuperating in Dr. Bessner's cabin, Louise Bourget enters and Poirot questions her p [...] D
In a short scene at the temple in Karnak, the entrance to the Cheops pyramid (in Cairo) is seen. [...] D
In a split-second before being shot, Mrs Otterbourne already has a bloody spot on her forehead. [...] D
In the dining room, the night Poirot is served eel instead of mushrooms, a group of Egyptian musici [...] D
When Poirot and Colonel Race are having dinner while Louise Bourget was being murdered, the musicia [...] D
When Poirot is wandering round Linnet's bed after she had been killed, she is breathing. D

Frase

Mrs. Van Schuyler: Why are you looking at me in [...] D
Col. Johnny Race: Oh, I haven't clapped eyes on [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: I'm sorry you should have taken [...] D
Dr. Ludwig Bessner: This, eh, chair is free, eh? [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Keep a civil tongue in your h [...] D
Dr. Ludwig Bessner: What do I have to do with th [...] D
Andrew Pennington: It may be the custom in Paris [...] D
Jim Ferguson: Karl Marx said that religion was t [...] D
Rosalie Otterbourne: Last night, Monsieur. I was [...] D
Hercule Poirot: [pointing the Manager of the Kar [...] D
Manager Of The Karnak: We have found it! We have [...] D
Miss Bowers: Ferguson, you'd better go and get t [...] D
Jacqueline De Bellefort: [singing a line from th [...] D
Hercule Poirot: It is time for these murders to [...] D
Col. Johnny Race: Madam, do I understand that yo [...] D
Hercule Poirot: I was hoping to recount to you m [...] D
Simon Doyle: Are you serious? Hercule Poirot: I [...] D
Miss Bowers: Poppycock. From whom did you hear t [...] D
Andrew Pennington: [reading the newspaper] "Linn [...] D
Hercule Poirot: I'm very sorry to see you here, [...] D
Jacqueline De Bellefort: Simon was mine and he l [...] D
Simon Doyle: What piffle! Hercule Poirot: Oh, n [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Impertinence! That stole was [...] D
Hercule Poirot: There is a dead, um, cobra over [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: Will you not join me for a litt [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: [Interrupting Poirot and Race] [...] D
Hercule Poirot: That's the normal sediment for a [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: I tell you that I, Salome Otter [...] D
Miss Bowers: Sorry, Miss Ridgeway. Linnet Ridge [...] D
Jim Ferguson: You damn froggy eavesdropper. Her [...] D
Jacqueline De Bellefort: If you think I'm suffer [...] D
Hercule Poirot: It will take more than a serpent [...] D
Manager Of The Karnak: How is the sleuthing goin [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Shut up, Bowers. Just because [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: Oh, yes, rams. Lickerish, priap [...] D
Simon Doyle: Somehow, I don't think Monsieur Poi [...] D
[to Mrs. Van Schuyler and Miss Bowers] Manager [...] D
Linnet Ridgeway: I say you're a quack. Dr. Ludw [...] D
Linnet Ridgeway: Bitch! Everywhere we go, she po [...] D
Hercule Poirot: I say bury the dead. Not as the [...] D
Miss Bowers: I think a shot of morphia will meet [...] D
Hercule Poirot: Let's make a little pause to fre [...] D
Hercule Poirot: Let us change for dinner. J'ai f [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: How would a little trip down [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: I suppose that uncouth young ma [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: What you need is a nice cool [...] D
Andrew Pennington: What the hell is going on? H [...] D
Hercule Poirot: I tell you, mon vieux, I feel th [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: My world is the world of grand [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Come on, Bowers, time to go. [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Amazing, if you know how they [...] D
Hercule Poirot: One thing is certain, Madame Doy [...] D
Simon Doyle: She has a hell of a temper and a mi [...] D
Hercule Poirot: I'm referring to the Potsdam pea [...] D
Hercule Poirot: Quelle tragédie... D
Jacqueline De Bellefort: One must follow one's s [...] D
Simon Doyle: I hope you got her to see some sens [...] D
Col. Johnny Race: I wouldn't go in there, if I w [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: If you please, leave me alone. [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: Philistine! I'll show you what [...] D
Col. Johnny Race: [of Mrs Otterbourne] What a pe [...] D
Hercule Poirot: Mon Dieu, j'ai faim. Col. Johnn [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: Do you tango, Colonel? Col. Jo [...] D
Hercule Poirot: Oh, mes petits! A word of advice [...] D
Hercule Poirot: The truth, yes. The truth. It's [...] D
Jacqueline De Bellefort: [of Doyle] I was mad la [...] D
[repeated line] Mrs. Van Schuyler: Temper, temp [...] D
Simon Doyle: Only yesterday she was saying how - [...] D
Simon Doyle: Well, we've done it. We got rid of [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: [Remarking on Linnet's pearls [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: Oh, the crime passionnel, the p [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: You perfectly foul French ups [...] D
Col. Johnny Race: After you gave Miss Jacqueline [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: I am the nasty little eavesdr [...] D
[last lines] Col. Johnny Race: What are you thi [...] D
Simon Doyle: It was like the moon after sunrise. [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: I seldom talk to strangers, b [...] D
Mrs Otterbourne: You look very sleepy tonight, M [...] D
Andrew Pennington: These are the papers I told y [...] D
Mrs. Van Schuyler: Rules are made to be broken. [...] D

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