Actor Ali Fazal has bagged a role alongside “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot in a film based on author Agatha Christie’s “Death on The Nile”.
After playing the titular lead in “Victoria & Abdul”, Ali will now be seen in the on-screen modern-day adaptation of the novel.
It explores the investigation Hercule Poirot sets upon due to certain mysterious events that occur on a cruise ship on the nile. A murder. As the investigation goes on and a handful of suspects come into question, several of the suspects also meet their demise, further deepening the mystery.
The film, to be directed by Kenneth Branagh, is said to be a follow up to the hit “Murder on the Orient Express”.
Ali said: “I am part of this wonderful journey and I look forward to being a part of it. My mother and I have always been huge fans of Agatha Christie novels.”
It goes on floors later this month in London and parts of Europe.
IANS
Ali Fazal to share screen space with Gal Gadot
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