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However, it turns out the most prolific Poirot has never seen the newest incarnation. As such, it's probably his face more than any other that modern audiences associate with the character of Hercule Poirot. David Suchet has the longest tenure as Poirot, playing the character in a collection of TV episodes and TV movies beginning in 1989 and running until 2013.
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