Evil Under The Sun

"But fun it is to follow this cast of English and US characters in their stay at the elegantly old-fashioned resort hotel on a remote Tyrrhenian island..."

"Only the performances, the lovely location, and some Cole Porter tunes make it worth watching."

"With Ustinov's energetic impersonation of Poirot and Anthony Shaffer's traditionally structured script, Death on the Nile offered a fair recreation of Agatha Christie's world, but this time Christie herself would rightly have disowned the film."

"The latest Agatha Christie whodunit to be given the all-star screen treatment, has nothing but style, but its style goes a long way."

"Well, there are delicious moments in the final fifteen minutes of “Evil Under The Sun, but what I especially liked about this Christie were the opening scenes the setup."

"These all-star Agatha Christie adaptations ... became increasingly slack and campy—though the cast here includes Jane Birkin, Sylvia Miles, Diana Rigg, and Maggie Smith, they might as well be indifferently talented female impersonators."