Born in London in 1921, he grew up in an artistic family and became an actor in 1938, performing in small theaters, and then in 1940 and 1941, when he gained fame as a song-and-dance man in London, he made his film debut in 1940. He made his film debut with the short film Hullo Frame> and went on to act in the feature documentary Menin Kampt My Crimes. From 1943 to 1946, he served in the Army, during which time he wrote the screenplay for the feature film The Last Assault, produced by the War Office. After his discharge, he wrote and directed School for Secrets in 1946, and then worked as an actor, director, and screenwriter in a wide range of areas, from Europe to the United States, especially in comedy, which he had no other talent for. Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He appeared as the Belgian detective Poirot in the films Tragedy on the Nile, Record of Human Nature, The Falsehood, Tragedy in Three Acts, Rendez-vous with Death, and Crime in the Sun.

Albert Finney

Born to a family of ordinary workers in the industrial area of Lancashire, England, Albert Finney graduated from the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1955. Soon after graduation, Finney began acting on stage in Shakespeare's plays, and once had the honor of being the understudy of the great Laurence Olivier (Laurence Olivier) and replacing him on stage as an arrogant Roman officer, which began to attract the attention of the film industry. He played the famous Belgian detective Poirot in 1974's Murder on the Orient Express - a role that earned him his second Oscar nomination (Best Actor).

David Suchet

British actor known for his performances in detective movies. He is best known for his role as a detective in the "Inspector Bellow series". He was born on May 2, 1946 in London