he likes the character of hercule poirot.le poirot is a perfectionist, he is a bit obsessive, he keeps trying to straighten people's ties, he says i see the world as it should be and i can't relax if something is out of kilter. you have to go into this thinking it is an agatha christie, there is... does it need to be remade? it looks beautiful but i don't know... does that matter? i thought it was big screen entertainment, like a variety show, the train becomes a stage, we have famous stars come on, do their bit — i really enjoyed it. i went in feeling trepidatious, smiled all the way through and despite the fact i know the plot, i thought its revelations were handled well. i know some critics have been sniffy about it. it's a solid piece of old fashioned entertain. it looked good. it looks really good, that is not a little thing. 0k. the killing of a sacred deer. i mean, i have seen the trailer so many times and i am terrified by that. that really look good but terrifying. yorgos lanthimos, he has worked in black comedy befo

i mean, there are scenes of hercule poirot, you know, eating chocolate, enjoying it and so are the castey are sinking their teeth into the scenery. a murder is committed. everyone is a suspect. everyone is shocked, but everyone has secrets and therefore everyone has to be interrogated. what i like about this, and i did like it, is firstly it is old fashioned entertainment. i remember seeing the ‘74 version and with this i knew the story, i know some people won't — and if you don't you are in for a treat because it's a real swiss watch kind of constructed mechanism. but the whole thing takes place on the train, and it's shot in 65mm. the camera sashays up and down the train, outside and inside. occasionally you get these wonderful overhead shots. there is a sequence in which we discover the victim's body. it is like they have gone to every possible end to make the most visually of this confined space. occassionally some of the exterior shots look a little like bit like the polar express. but what i liked about it was the cast, they all get what kind of movie they are in. they are playing

i mean, there are scenes of hercule poirot, you know, eating chocolate, enjoying it and so are the casta murder is committed. everyone is a suspect. everyone is shocked, but everyone has secrets and therefore everyone has to be interrogated. what i like about this, and i did like it, is firstly it is old fashioned entertainment. i remember seeing the ‘74 version and with this i knew the story, i know some people won't — and if you don't you are in for a treat because it's a real swiss watch kind of constructed mechanism. but the whole thing takes place on the train, and it's shot in 65mm. the camera sashays up and down the train, outside and inside. occasionally you get these wonderful overhead shots. there is a sequence in which we discover the victim's body. it is like they have gone to every possible end to make the most visually of this confined space. occassionally some of the exterior shots look a little like bit like the polar express. but what i liked about it was the cast, they all get what kind of movie they are in. they are playing ripe characters, it is all very thumbnail sk

>> my name is hercule poirot and i am probably the greatest detective in the world.commend that you remain in your compartments with the doors locked. >> trevor: please welcome kenneth branagh. (applause) >> thank you very much. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you, what a lovely well-- welcome, thank you very much. >> trevor: that was thrilling, a murder on a train and a detective who is clearly a little bit of a diq. i'm the greatest of all time. you play poirot in this movie and for those who don't know, it was all over in agatha he christies novels who huge, but for those who don't know, what is the guest of the story. >> poirot ends on the famous train which leaves istanbul to head to the kales, 12 distring drk dsh distinct personalities aboard, and one is murdered. the train is stopped after an avalanche and trapped in the snow. so the killer is still on the train and the job of poirot before they either fall off the cliff that the train is mar-on-s on or gets rescued has to find out who that person is before somebody else gets killed. >> trevor: you pl

"you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot.venger of the innocent -- is that what they call you in the papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut anywhere from the low 20- millions to the low 30- millions... so together, the comedy sequel and "orient express" might rival "ragnarok" in ticket sales this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) injury forced joshua brubaker to retire from the military in 20-12. brubaker stepped on an i-e-d. both of his legs were amputated. and he was'nt sure if he would get up on a horse again. but through a program called mare, he was abl

"you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot.that what they call you in the papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut the low 20-millions to the millions... so together, the comedy sequel express" might "ragnarok" in ticket sales in hollywood, daniel. ( darya ) move over tony stark...there's a new iron man in town. and he just set a world record.( james ) this jet suit was invented by pilot richard browning of england it features six gas turbines with a combined thrust of 286 pounds browning used the suit to soar into the guinness world record books... by reaching a speed of just o

"you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot.ger of the innocent -- is that what they call you in the papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut anywhere from the low 20- millions to the low 30- millions... so together, the comedy sequel and "orient express" might rival "ragnarok" in ticket sales this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) this morning we are tracking the rain. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. the rain making its way to the north bay. ( james ) this morning we are tracking the rain. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. the rain making