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[The Guardian] - The most dramatised detective after Holmes and Poirot, Commissaire Jules Maigret ( ), is again distanced from the template by his Parisian location, but he too has certain Holmesian aspects (hyper-intelligence, a pipe) that feel like deliberate
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[Radio Times] - Two key early figures - Hercule Poirot, who appeared in print from to 1975, and Jules Maigret ( ) - were, respectively, a Belgian created by an Englishwoman (Agatha Christie) and a Frenchman created by a Belgian (Georges Simenon). Following
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British actor Rowan Atkinson has begun work on the small-screen movie
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