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Hercule Poirot Series to Adapt Peril at End House

BBC's upcoming Hercule series will adapt Agatha Christie's 1932 novel Peril at End House, Screen Rant reports.

Priya RamanPublished · 1 min read

Screen Rant reports that the BBC has confirmed its upcoming Hercule Poirot series will adapt Agatha Christie's 1932 novel Peril at End House. The show is headed to BBC One and BritBox.

The novel is one of Christie's most acclaimed mysteries. It will be the second of three Agatha Christie books adapted for the young Poirot series.

The first adaptation was previously announced as Lord Edgware Dies, the 1933 thriller. Screen Rant notes that Peril at End House is the second of the three planned adaptations.

No casting, release date or episode count has been reported yet. The series remains in development at the BBC and BritBox.

  • Agatha Christie
  • BBC
  • BritBox
  • Hercule
  • Hercule Poirot
  • Peril at End House

About Priya Raman

Priya Raman is a staff writer at TV & Movies, where she writes Three Episodes In, the site's verdict on new series after their first three episodes. She spent four years as a writers' assistant on two network dramas and later read scripts for production companies in Chicago and Los Angeles. She has a BA in English from the University of Michigan and an MFA in screenwriting from DePaul University. She covers prestige drama, limited series and workplace comedies. Favorites: The Wire, Halt and Catch Fire, Abbott Elementary. She has opinions about cold opens and will share them if asked.

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