X

Great sites

Anything Hollywood

Atomic Popcorn

Banned in Hollywood

Bits & Pieces

Blockbuster Buzz

Book mistakes

CanMag

The Daily Column

Daily Stab

Defamer

Double Viking

EHOWA

The Evil Beet

Film Drunk

Filmofilia

Filmspotting

Foundry Music

Game mistakes

Geek Tyrant

Gone Hollywood

Hollyscoop

Hollywood Outbreak

I Am Bored

I Love Bacon

Joblo movie news

Movie Banter

Movie Buzz

Movie spoilers

Movie timeline

Other crap

Screenjunkies

Sky movie reviews

Something Really Funny

Tengossip

Trailer Addict

Unreality Magazine

Virtually Existing

Quotes

Mrs. Hubbard: Don't you agree the man must have entered my compartment to gain access to Mr. Ratchett?

Princess Dragomiroff: I can think of no other reason, madame.

See more...

Mistakes

During the flashback to the murder, watch closely right after Mary Debenham stabs Mr. Ratchett. One moment she is in the room, the next she is back in the doorway. See more...

Mistake pictures

Movie Mistakes blog

Popular blog posts:

Top 15 biggest Harry Potter film mistakes

The biggest mistakes in the Harry Potter movies

15 biggest mistakes in Titanic

The 20 biggest Friends mistake pictures

10 Twilight mistakes in pictures

Murder on the Orient Express (1974) - 2 corrections

Directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Albert Finney, Ingrid Bergman, John Gielgud, Sean Connery, Vanessa Redgrave (add more)

Genres: Crime, Mystery, Drama, Thriller

Comments made in brackets are corrections from other visitors. To submit your own corrections for mistakes, just click "edit" under an entry, then choose "correct entry". You can also submit corrections for corrections, if you think a mistake has been unfairly removed.

Mistakes
Quotes
Corrections
Questions
Submit
When they are at Belgrade, Poirot asks where Mrs. Hubbard is, and the conductor tells him that she is two compartments away. Poirot responds that she is still too close, which seems to imply that she was even closer the first night. But if you watch carefully as they get on the train at Istanbul, you can see that Poirot is nowhere near Mrs. Hubbard. [On the first night, Poirot had to share compartment 4 with Hector MacQueen (Anthony Perkins). On the night of the murder, he had moved to a private compartment which was 2 compartments away from Mrs. Hubbard.]
Edit
The victim was stabbed twelve times, once by each of the culprits. But the Hungarian count and his wife held the knife together. There should only have been eleven wounds. [Actually, there are thirteen culprits: Mrs. Hubbard, Greta Ohlsson, Pierre Paul Michel, Beddoes, Col. Arbuthnot, Princess Dragomiroff, Hector McQueen, Mary Debenham, Hildegarde Schmidt, Hardman, Foscarelli, and the Count and Countess. Since the Count and his wife did it together, there are properly twelve wounds.]
Edit