The Kenneth Branagh-directed feature also stars Jamie Dornan, Michelle Yeoh, Kyle Allen and more.
The Big Picture Kenneth Branagh is returning soon as fan-favorite sleuth Hercule Poirot in the upcoming feature A Haunting in Venice. The movie, which departs from previous Agatha Christie adaptations and delves into the supernatural mystery this time around, is just days away from hitting theaters. Based on Christie's Halloween Party, the movie chronicles Poirot’s efforts to find the killer of a young girl when he’s invited to a séance on Halloween.
Speaking of Rowena, Branagh says, “She’s a complex character that Kelly brings such delicacy to,” playing a mother who has given up on singing as she feels “there’s no music” without her daughter. When the spirit eventually arrives, the mystery explodes as her killer is among the people in the room. Adding to the mystery, Reilly says, “But nothing is as it seems. This story is just full of questions, and it is up to the audience, really, to decide for themselves.
The Team Behind ‘A Haunting in Venice’ The feature is adapted for screen by scribe Michael Green, who also wrote the previous two movies in the franchise. It features an all-star cast including Kyle Allen as Maxime Gerard, Camille Cottin as Olga Seminoff, Jamie Dornan as Dr.
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