“Poirot – Evil Under The Sun” is a 2001 television adaptation of Agatha Christie’s beloved mystery novel, featuring the iconic detective Hercule Poirot, played by David Suchet. This episode is part of the long-running series “Agatha Christie’s Poirot,” which meticulously brings Christie’s intricate plots and atmospheric settings to life. In “Evil Under The Sun,” Poirot is invited to a luxurious island resort to recuperate, but his holiday is abruptly interrupted when a glamorous actress is found murdered. The story, brimming with suspense and unexpected twists, showcases Poirot’s sharp intellect as he unravels the mystery amidst a backdrop of jealousy, intrigue, and hidden motives.
Poirot – Evil Under The Sun
For fans curious about where “Evil Under The Sun” was filmed, the answer lies in the stunning Burgh Island. Our small tidal island served as the primary filming location for the episode. The Burgh Island Poirot episode takes full advantage of the island’s distinctive features, including our renowned Art Deco hotel and dramatic coastal scenery. The choice of Burgh Island as the setting not only aligns with the novel’s fictional island but also adds an authentic touch to the visual storytelling. Its historical charm and secluded environment perfectly capture the essence of Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit, making Burgh Island an integral part of the film’s appeal.