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((Infobox film
| name           = Evil Under the Sun
| image          = EvilSun01.jpg
| caption        = American theatrical release poster
| director       = [[Guy Hamilton]]
| producer       = [[John Brabourne]]<br>[[Richard Goodwin (producer)|Richard Goodwin]]
| screenplay     = [[Anthony Shaffer (writer)|Anthony Shaffer]]
| based_on       = ((based on|''[[Evil Under the Sun]]''|[[Agatha Christie]]))
| starring       = ((plainlist|
* [[Peter Ustinov]]
* [[Jane Birkin]]
* [[Colin Blakely]]
* [[Nicholas Clay]]
* [[James Mason]]
* [[Roddy McDowall]]
* [[Sylvia Miles]]
* [[Denis Quilley]]
* [[Diana Rigg]]
* [[Maggie Smith]]
))
| music          = [[Cole Porter]]
| cinematography = [[Christopher Challis]]
| editing        = Richard Marden
| studio         = [[EMI Films]]<br>Titan Productions<br>Mersham Productions Ltd.
| distributor    = [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]-EMI-[[Warner Bros.|Warner Distributors]]<ref>((cite web|title=Evil Under the Sun (1981)|work=[[BBFC]]|access-date=13 April 2021|url=https://www.bbfc.co.uk/release/evil-under-the-sun-q29sbgvjdglvbjpwwc0zmdu0nte))</ref>
| released       = ((Film date|1982|3|5|df=y))
| runtime        = 117 minutes
| country        = United Kingdom
| language       = English
| budget         = $10 million<ref>BRITISH PRODUCTION 1981
Moses, Antoinette. Sight and Sound; London Vol. 51, Iss. 4,  (Fall 1982): 258.</ref>
| gross          = $6.1 million <small>(U.S. only)</small><ref name="BOM">((cite web |url=http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=evilunderthesun.htm |title=Evil Under the Sun (1982) |website=Box Office Mojo |access-date=May 2, 2016))</ref>
))

'''''Evil Under the Sun''''' is a 1982 British mystery film based on the 1941 [[Evil Under the Sun|novel of the same name]] by [[Agatha Christie]]<ref name=NYT>((cite web|author-link=Vincent Canby|author=Canby, Vincent|title=''Evil Under Sun'', New Christie|date=5 March 1982 |access-date=5 August 2015|work=[[The New York Times]]|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1982/03/05/movies/evil-under-sun-new-christie.html))</ref> and directed by [[Guy Hamilton]]. [[Peter Ustinov]] stars as [[Hercule Poirot]], the Belgian detective whom he had previously played in ''[[Death on the Nile (1978 film)|Death on the Nile]]'' (1978).<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.allmovie.com/movie/evil-under-the-sun-v16261|title=Evil Under the Sun (1981) - Guy Hamilton - Synopsis, Characteristics, Moods, Themes and Related - AllMovie|website=AllMovie))</ref>

==Plot==
A hiker finds a dead woman on the [[North York Moors]] in England. The victim had been strangled and is identified as Alice Ruber. Around the same time, Belgian detective [[Hercule Poirot]] is asked by an insurance company to examine a diamond ring belonging to millionaire industrialist Sir Horace Blatt. Poirot agrees that it is a fake and assures the company that Sir Horace would have given a real diamond to his mistress Arlena Stuart Marshall; she had apparently returned a fake version after their split. Poirot agrees to meet Marshall at an exclusive [[Adriatic Sea]] island and confront her. The hotel is the former summer palace of the reigning King of Tyrania, now owned by Daphne Castle, who had received the palace "for services rendered".

Sir Horace's former mistress Arlena is an actress and is on holiday with her husband Kenneth. Arlena is emotionally abusive to his daughter, Linda, and flirts with Patrick Redfern who is married to Christine. Patrick is on the island only because Arlena arranged and paid for it. Kenneth turns to his old friend, Daphne, who is horrified  by the way the way that Arlena treats both him and Linda. Arlena has also caused financial trouble for theatrical producers Odell and Myra Gardener, who are also at the resort, by walking out of a major play and refusing a role in another. Writer Rex Brewster has already spent the royalties advanced to him for a tell-all [[biography]] of Arlena, but she refuses to give him a release for the biography, angering him. 

Early on the third morning, Arlena takes a paddle-boat to Ladder Bay. Patrick and Myra go for a boat trip around the island and see a body lying motionless on the beach. Patrick approaches the body and calls to Myra saying it is Arlena and she has been murdered. Poirot must determine which of his seven fellow guests, or Sir Horace or Daphne, is the murderer.

Daphne had heard Kenneth in his room typing at the time of the murder, and Christine was with Linda at Gull Cove and did not leave until 11:55 for a 12:30 tennis match. Sir Horace argued with Arlena about the diamond at Ladder Bay at 11:30, which was confirmed by his yacht crew and by Daphne. Arlena kept the diamond, promising an explanation that evening, and Poirot finds the fake jewel nearby in a grotto. Patrick left at 11:30 with Myra, seeing Sir Horace's yacht coming, and hearing the noon day cannon firing. Rex met Linda when entering Gull Cove at 12:00 and reports that a bottle flung from the top of a cliff nearly hit him. Odell was seen reading by Daphne and her staff. He claims low water pressure hindered his 12:15 wash before tennis, but nobody admits to bathing at that time.

Assembling the suspects together, Poirot accuses Christine and Patrick of the crime: Christine knocked out Arlena and hid her in the nearby grotto, and Patrick strangled the helpless Arlena later. Christine posed as Arlena with makeup to simulate a suntan, Arlena's swimsuit and large red hat, to be purposely mis-identified by Patrick, witnessed by Myra from the boat. But Poirot had smelt Arlena's perfume in the grotto. Christine set Linda's watch twenty minutes fast, suggested she wear a swim cap to muffle the noon cannon, and corrected the watch afterwards. She tossed out the lotion bottle, almost hitting Rex, and washed off her tan, thus depriving the hotel's poor water system of pressure. Poirot suspects that Patrick switched Sir Horace's jewel with a copy and that Patrick and Christine killed Arlena to conceal the theft. The Redferns scoff at the detective's accusations, and point out that he has provided no motive and no proof.

On going to leave the hotel, Patrick pays by cheque, signing the "R" in "Redfern" in a distinctive way that Poirot recognises as being the same way "Felix Ruber", husband of the Yorkshire moor victim, signed his name. The hiker who found the body had been Christine, establishing Patrick's alibi. Poirot knows photos from the British police will show Patrick and Felix to be the same person. Patrick puts a pipe in his mouth that has never been lit during his stay; Poirot empties the pipe bowl to reveal the genuine diamond. Patrick punches Poirot unconscious. The closing scene shows Daphne feeding the now conscious Poirot and informing him that the king is awarding him the Order of St Goodwin The Inquisitive, First Class, as Kenneth and Linda look on smiling. Meanwhile, several members of Daphne's staff are shown holding the Redferns prisoner on the island's shuttle boat on the way to the mainland while Blatt, Brewster, and the Gardners gleefully taunt the murderous couple with a champagne toast from Blatt's yacht.

==Cast==
''As end credits''
* [[Peter Ustinov]] as [[Hercule Poirot]]
* [[Colin Blakely]] as Sir Horace Blatt
* [[Jane Birkin]] as Christine Redfern
* [[Nicholas Clay]] as Patrick Redfern
* [[Maggie Smith]] as Daphne Castle
* [[Roddy McDowall]] as Rex Brewster
* [[Sylvia Miles]] as Myra Gardener
* [[James Mason]] as Odell Gardener
* [[Denis Quilley]] as Kenneth Marshall
* [[Diana Rigg]] as Arlena Stuart Marshall
* Emily Hone as Linda Marshall

==Production==
[[EMI Films]] had a big success with ''[[Murder on the Orient Express (1974 film)|Murder on the Orient Express]]'' (1974). In 1975 head of production [[Nat Cohen]] announced the same producers would adapt the ''[[Evil Under the Sun]]'' novel as part of a slate of six films worth £6 million, also including ''[[Spanish Fly (1975 film)|Spanish Fly]]'' (1975), ''[[Aces High (film)|Aces High]]'' (1976), ''[[The Likely Lads (film)|The Likely Lads]]'' (1976) and ''[[Sweeney!]]'' (1977).<ref>Boost for studios. The Guardian  9 July 1975: 5.</ref><ref>((cite news|first=Michael|last=Owen|title=Another Agatha Christie Thriller|newspaper=Evening Standard|date=8 July 1975|page=10))</ref> EMI ended up making all these films except ''Evil Under the Sun''. In May 1977 EMI announced they would make not one but two Christie adaptations, ''[[Death on the Nile (1978 film)|Death on the Nile]]'' (1978) and ''Evil Under the Sun''.<ref>CRITIC AT LARGE: In Search of World Viewers. Champlin, Charles. Los Angeles Times 27 May 1977: g1.</ref> Initially only the former was made, which introduced [[Peter Ustinov]] as Hercule Poirot.

In March 1981 [[Barry Spikings]] announced EMI would make ''Evil Under the Sun'' at a budget of $10 million.<ref>British role in US film market is cut. Barker, Dennis. The Guardian 3 Mar 1981: 2.</ref> Producer [[Richard Goodwin (producer)|Richard Goodwin]] said, "What we try to do is provide terrific escapist entertainment that you can take your kids to and make it look beautiful at the same time."<ref name="sun"/>

The [[screenplay]] was written by [[Anthony Shaffer (writer)|Anthony Shaffer]] (who had worked on ''Murder on the Orient Express'' and ''Death on the Nile'') and an uncredited [[Barry Sandler]].<ref name=tcm>((cite web|url=http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article.html?id=489404%7C489759|title=Evil Under the Sun|website=Turner Classic Movies))</ref> The adaptation stayed fairly close to Christie's work but truncated scenes for time constraints, removed minor characters, and added humorous elements that were not present in the novel. Additionally, the novel was set in [[Devon]], but the film was set on an [[Adriatic]] island in the fictional kingdom of Tyrania (based on [[Albanian Kingdom (1939–43)|Albania]]). The characters of Rosamund Darnley and Mrs. Castle were merged creating Daphne Castle, played by Smith. The characters of Major Barry, Inspector Colgate and Reverend Stephen Lane were omitted, and the female character of Emily Brewster was written as a man named Rex Brewster, played by McDowall.

The film was directed by [[Guy Hamilton]], who had previously directed ''[[The Mirror Crack'd]]'' in 1980 for the same producers. Hamilton said, "I think one of the reasons the books and films are so popular is that people know what to expect, though now we try to add a few surprises."<ref name="sun"/>

Costumes were designed by [[Anthony Powell (designer)|Anthony Powell]] who had won the [[Academy Award for Best Costume Design]] in 1979 for his work on ''Death on the Nile''.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b693eecde|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170302223340/http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b693eecde|url-status=dead|archive-date=2 March 2017|title=Evil under the Sun (1982)))</ref><ref>((cite web|url=http://www.allmovie.com/artist/anthony-powell-p106954/awards|title=Anthony Powell - Movie and Film Awards - AllMovie|website=AllMovie))</ref>

While promoting the film, [[Peter Ustinov]] said he was going to do another Poirot film set in [[Jordan]] but they could not make it yet because the country did not yet have the facilities. [[Richard Goodwin (producer)|Richard Goodwin]] did not want to make another one for a few years, saying, "We don't want to overdo them".<ref name="sun"/> It was likely this was ''[[Appointment with Death (film)|Appointment with Death]]'', which ended up being produced by [[The Cannon Group, Inc.|Cannon Films]] and released in 1988. Ustinov returned as Poirot and [[Anthony Shaffer (writer)|Anthony Shaffer]] co-wrote the script; his fourth adaptation of a Christie novel.<ref>Entertainment: Another Poirot in Ustinov's future Beck, Marilyn. Chicago Tribune 13 Feb 1982: 14.</ref>

===Casting===
[[Peter Ustinov]] made his second film appearance as Poirot, having previously played the Belgian detective in ''[[Death on the Nile (1978 film)|Death on the Nile]]'' (1978). He said, "I think it's a better script than the first one I did. And much more fun."<ref>USTINOV PLAYS THE SLEUTH ONCE MORE, Los Angeles Times 23 Feb 1982: g6.</ref> He also declared, "I find Poirot a very engaging character, although he's quite awful, really. I should hate to know him. He's very vain, self-contained and finicky. People have asked me why he never married - because he couldn't solve it, of course. An ancillary reason is that he's very much in love with himself. He has probably been quite true to himself. I don't think he's ever cheated on himself."<ref>A WHIRL IN PETER USTINOV'S BUSY, BUSY WORLD Bennetts, Leslie. New York Times 7 Mar 1982: A.15.</ref>

[[Maggie Smith]] and [[Jane Birkin]] also appeared in both films. [[Denis Quilley]] and [[Colin Blakely]] appeared in the earlier [[John Knatchbull, 7th Baron Brabourne|Brabourne]]-produced ''[[Murder on the Orient Express (1974 film)|Murder on the Orient Express]]'' (1974).<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b69561373|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170807053049/http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b69561373|url-status=dead|archive-date=7 August 2017|title=Murder on the Orient Express (1975)))</ref>

[[Diana Rigg]] was cast as what she called "the archetypal actress bitch."<ref name="sun"/>

[[Nicholas Clay]] was cast in a key role. [[Guy Hamilton]] said, "I was looking for someone like [[Stewart Granger]] or [[Michael Rennie]] - handsome, dashing, physical, romantic. Nick has it all. A fine sense of timing, the right looks and a good physique."<ref name="sun"/>

[[Sylvia Miles]] based her role on Broadway producer [[Terry Allen Kramer]]. "I never met her, but I figured that's what a producer should be like."<ref>NY CLIPS Sylvia Miles figures nobody takes her seriously O'Toole, Lawrence. The Globe and Mail 25 Mar 1982: E.1.</ref>

===Filming locations===
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File:Literary Institute, Muker - geograph.org.uk - 524360.jpg|Literary Institute in Muker, Swaledale
File:Dragonera2.jpg|[[Dragonera|Sa Dragonera]], located off the west coast of [[Mallorca|Majorca]]
File:Mallorca-2149616002.jpg|Cala d'en Monjo
File:EmbarcadorcalaDeià.JPG|Cala de Deià
File:Raixa-4395830319.jpg|Raixa
File:Embalse Raixa-4395814753.jpg|Raixa
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The film was shot at Lee International Studios in [[Wembley]], London, and [[Filming location|on location]] in [[Majorca]], [[Spain]] in May 1981.<ref name=tcm/><ref>FILM CLIPS: 'HEAVEN'S GATE' TAKING A BEATING AT BOX OFFICE Pollock, Dale. Los Angeles Times 29 Apr 1981: h1.</ref> The Majorca location was suggested by director [[Guy Hamilton]], who had lived there for several years.<ref name="sun">'EVIL'--AND FUN--'UNDER THE SUN'
Mann, Roderick. Los Angeles Times 7 June 1981: m25.</ref>

The actual island used for aerial shots is [[Dragonera|Sa Dragonera]], an uninhabited islet with "[[natural park (Spain)|natural park]]" status, located just off the west coast of Majorca near [[Sant Elm]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.martincuff.com/evil-under-the-sun/|title=Evil Under the Sun - MARTINGALE|website=www.martincuff.com|date=31 January 2010 ))</ref><ref>((cite web|url=https://www.seemallorca.com/sights/reserves/sa-dragonera-natural-park-mallorca|title=Sa Dragonera Natural Park, Mallorca - SeeMallorca.com|website=SeeMallorca.com))</ref> Other locations used were Cala Blanca((efn|Cala Blanca is located at ((Coord|39.536674|N|2.407315|E|display=inline)).)) as Ladder Bay, and offshore at Sant Elm((efn|Sant Elm is located at ((Coord|39.577317|N|2.350656|E|display=inline)).)) for the [[south of France]] (Sir Horace's boat scenes). Cala d'en Monjo((efn|Cala d'en Monjo is located at ((coord|39|31|44.72|N|002|25|50.49|E)).)) was used for the exteriors of Daphne's Cove and Hotel; the hotel itself was a private estate later bought by the ((ill|Mallorca Island Council|ca|Consell Insular de Mallorca|es|Consejo Insular de Mallorca)) (along with the [[Calvià]] municipality) to create a natural park, which was demolished to its foundations. 'Gull Cove' is the remote Cala en Feliu on the [[Formentor]] Peninsula.<ref>((cite web|url=http://viagallica.com/baleares/lang_en/village_port_pollenca_-_hotel_formentor.htm|title=The peninsula of Formentor in Majorca - Hotel Formentor|last=ViaGallica.com|website=viagallica.com))</ref>((efn|Cala en Feliu is located at ((coord|39|55|48.40|N|003|09|48.23|E)).)) The other hotel exterior shots were filmed at the ((ill|Raixa|es|Raixa|ca|Raixa)) Estate((efn|The [[:es:Raixa|Raixa]] Estate is located at ((coord|39|40|50.9628|N|002|40|22.2528|E)).)) in [[Bunyola]], a large Italianate villa surrounded by gardens.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.reelstreets.com/index.php/component/films/?task=view&id=1617&film_ref=evil_under_the_sun&start=10|title=Reel Streets|website=www.reelstreets.com))</ref> Once owned by the German designer [[Jil Sander]], it was subsequently purchased by the Island Council of Majorca.<ref>((cite web|url=http://balearsculturaltour.net/actualidad_det.php?idioma=en&id=30&pag=11|title=Cultural Heritage, cultural Routes, cultural spaces, natural heritage, gastronomy, stars Islas Baleares, Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza y Formentera|website=balearsculturaltour.net))</ref> Finally, Poirot boards his boat to the island from Cala de Deià,((efn|Cala de Deià is located at ((Coord|39.7602|N|2.6413|E|display=inline)).)) the cove below the village of [[Deià]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://histories.serradetramuntana.net/en/cinema_and_the_serra_de_tramuntana/|title=CINEMA AND THE SERRA DE TRAMUNTANA - Històries de la Serra|author=Consell de Mallorca. Lacomba Produccions |website=histories.serradetramuntana.net))</ref>

The early scenes on the moors were shot in the [[Yorkshire Dales]], England, with the exterior of the police station being the former Literary Institute in [[Muker]], [[Swaledale]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.reelstreets.com/index.php/component/films/?task=view&id=1617&film_ref=evil_under_the_sun|title=Reel Streets|website=www.reelstreets.com))</ref>

==Award nomination==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Award
! Category
! Subject
! Result
|-
|[[Edgar Award]]
|Best Motion Picture
|[[Anthony Shaffer (writer)|Anthony Shaffer]]
|((nom))
|-
|}

== Sequels ==
The film was followed by several [[Television film|made-for-television films]] (''[[Thirteen at Dinner (film)|Thirteen At Dinner]], [[Murder in Three Acts|Murder In Three Acts]], [[Dead Man's Folly (film)|Dead Man's Folly]]'') starring Ustinov, as well as the feature film [[Appointment with Death (film)|''Appointment With Death'']] in 1988, which marked his final portrayal of [[Hercule Poirot]].

==Notes==
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==References==
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