Whilst I was in Waterstones yesterday, I noticed that they've started doing tie-in books for the new Poirot's [like they've done with the new 'Marple' series]. These books have a section of colour cast photos and usually some interviews with the cast as well. There wasn't one available for 'Cards on the table' yet, but looking on Amazon.uk it looks like it will be out next week.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0...1370293-9030813

flip, thanks for this wonderful information. I, for one, will be looking out for it.

Thanks for the head's-up! I'll be looking for it too.

I started watching the Poirot mysteries, and I've really enjoyed them; this one was no exception.

- Sharon

Got my copy today. It has 3 pictures of Sid. 2 are individual one (1 of which is on the back), and one of him in a group shot. There is a small (4 questions) interview with him too. One annoying bit though is the fact they call him 'syrain-born'. You would have thought someone would have noticed this before printing

Thanks for the heads up Marie. Mine was shipped from the UK this morning. I know have to wait a week for it to reach Miami. I can't wait!

Happy Holidays! We're having a Christmas.

Tammy

I'd love to put this item in the newsletter, but since Amazon is not showing a graphic, I don't have an image to go with it. I'd order the book, but I won't have it in time to scan it before I go to press.

Can anyone with a copy scan the cover of this book and e-mail it to me? Or can someone find a photo of it on the internet and direct me to it? It would be appreciated.

Carol

Carol there's a picture of the cover here

book cover

But it's only of the front, (Sid's on the back) if you want a picture of that let me know and I'll have a go at scanning mine.

Actually, the front cover is exactly what I needed. Thank, you Marie! The newsletter has two solid pages of photos of Sid in that role so one more really isn't necessary. What I wanted was a photo of the book so people wouldn't accidently buy the wrong one. I wouldn't want someone to order "Cards on the Table" thinking they'd get an interview with Sid and wind up with something published a decade ago.

Thanks again!

Carol