You didn't want to be in a scene with Judi Dench and not be very good, or be the one delivering the line to Johnny Depp or trying to share the laugh with Michelle Pfeiffer and not do it well." And rather than it feeling like a posey or smug club, what I found was that nobody wanted to let anybody else down.
He said: "There was a pleasure of being in a group of elite athletes, as it were. 'Murder on the Orient Express' featured an all-star cast that included Dame Judi Dench, Michelle Pfeiffer and Johnny Depp and Kenneth was under pressure not to let his co-stars down. I mean, not officially a detective, she's a brilliant sleuth." "I'd love to see Marple in a movie universe, I really would. You might've just started the Christie-Verse, right there.
Kenneth recently suggested that he wants to make a "Christie-Verse" of films featuring Poirot and her other famous detective Miss Marple. He said: "Ken is Poirot, but Ken is also the series." The studio boss also indicated that Branagh will be behind the camera for the third movie. So I think you'll see the moustache again." It's post-war Venice and an adaptation of one of the lesser-known novels.
"We have a third script written, by Michael Green, that is a pretty daring shift in genre and in tone.
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