The ABC Murders

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If you’ve heard of Agatha Christie, or the Inspector Poirot character, then you’re probably aware that Poirot has a second in command. This is the Scottish gentleman, Captain Hugh “Hurricane” Fraser, who is often found with a lit pipe and bushy moustache. As the voice of Captain Fraser, Hugh Fraser lends a gruff, no-nonsense, and very likeable character to this famous character. It’s hard to imagine Poirot without his right hand man, and Hugh Fraser is the perfect choice for the job.

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The ABC Murders was an instant success when it was published in 1936. It sold over 100,000 copies in the first year alone, and was praised by critics for its ingenious plotting and clever use of the alphabet as a device. The book was also adapted for stage and screen several times, most notably in a BBC TV series in 2018.