The film introduces all new suspects.
A new A Haunting in Venice trailer has been released, teasing a new character who is actually based on writer Agatha Christie. After playing famed detective Hercule Poirot in two previous films, Kenneth Branagh returns as both director and star for a much scarier entry in the franchise. A Haunting in Venice introduces an all-new cast of characters for Poirot to investigate after a séance goes murderously wrong.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Now, ahead of the A Haunting in Venice release date, a new featurette trailer for the film shared by 20th Century Studios on YouTube highlights all of the new faces, with Tina Fey's character revealed to be loosely based on Christie herself. Check out the trailer below:
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