Detective Chief Inspector James Japp (later Assistant Commissioner Japp) is a fictional character who appears in several of Agatha Christies novels featuring Hercule Poirot.Japps career in the Poirot novels extends into the 1930s but, like Has...
Hercule Poirot is one of Agatha Christies most famous and long-lived characters, appearing in 33 novels and 51 short stories published between 1920 and 1975 and set in the same era. Poirots name was derived from two other fictional detectives ...
A young woman who works as a hairdresser at Antoines in London. She is travelling on the Prometheus in seat #16. Returning from holiday in Le Pinet (on the French Mediterranean) and Paris.more...
She too is a passenger. Sitting at the rear in seat #2. Her maid is Elise. Madame had previously suffered from smallpox....
A businessman whose seat is #4 on the flight....
Archeologist. Father of Jean. Sitting in seat #5. The Duponts have been conducting excavations in Persia recently....
A writer of detective fiction. In seat #8....
Roger Bryant is a medical doctor and an avid flute player. Sitting in seat #10 next to Hercule Poirot in #9 although Poirot had initially been assigned #17....
In Christies Death in the Clouds. A dentist. His seat is #12 on the plane. Briefly met Jane Grey in Le Pinet. His dental assistant is Miss Ross.more...
Cicely, Lady Horbury, is also flying on the Prometheus from Paris to London. In seat #13. Married to Stephen, Earl of Horbury, who is not travelling this day. He is 27....
The Honourable Venetia Kerr is in seat #17. Lives in Little Paddocks, Horbury, Sussex. Thinks Cicely Horbury is a tart....
Archeologist. Tall and fair. Sitting in seat #6 next to his father, Armand. During the flight he killed a wasp....
In Murder on the Links, Giraud is the investigating detective from Paris. He sees Poirot as a rival and makes a bet with him....
Lady Horburys maid. She too is on the Prometheus but her seat is in the forward compartment.more...
The senior of the two stewards on the Prometheus. He collects payments from passengers for the refreshments....
The second steward on the flight....
French citizen. Full name: Marie Angelique Morisot. Travels regularly by plane between Paris and London....
Lives in Paris. A lawyer. Madame Morisot is one of his clients....
Dr. Whistler is the police surgeon for the Croydon area and Witherspoon is an authority on poison....
He conducts the inquest....
He would like Jane Grey to write a short article....
A detective with the French Surete....
Young, dark and chic-looking. Mid 20s. Daughter of Marie Morisot. AKA: Anne Morisot Leman / Mrs. Anne Richards. Her parents were Marie Morisot and George Leman of Quebec, Canada. Anne was born there. Recently married to Mr. James Richards of Detroit....
A picture of Barraclough and the Countess of Horbury appeared in Sketch. Hes an actor.more...
A maid and confident of Madame Giselle in Paris. Short, stout and middle aged....
Elderly with failing eyesight. Works for Madame Giselle....
Chief of the Detective Force at the Surete in Paris....
He owns an antique shop on Rue St. Honore in Paris. Greek....
A recent customer of Zeropoulos antique shop. Tall with tortoise shell glasses....
A ticket agent with Universal Airlines in Paris....
The owner of M. Antoines hairdressing salon in London. Jane Grey works there as does her friend Gladys.more...
Real people. Both were leading ladies in American film. Garbo, 1905-1990, was Swedish born and starred in many silent films. Hepburn, 1907-2003, was the recipient of four Academy Awards. Independent minded in her dealings with Hollywood....
A fictitious character. The private investigator in Mr. Clancys novels.more...
He writes a letter to the Countess of Horbury....
Head of the Institute de Marie in Quebec, Canada....
A fictional character. The reference is to Dr. John Watson, the friend and assistant to Sherlock Holmes. He first appeared in 1887 in Arthur Conan Doyles A Study in Scarlet. more...