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3 days ago · Directed by: John Davies, Tony Wharmby. Cast: James Warwick, Francesca Annis, John Gielgud, Bernard Miles. Movie duration: 3 hours. Synopsis: Based on the 1934 novel of the same name, this movie is about an amateur golfer and son of a vicar called Bobby Jones (Warwick) who finds a dying man at the bottom of a cliff.
5 days ago · In 1926, famed mystery author Agatha Christie disappeared for 11 days, sparking a massive manhunt and media frenzy. Her eventual discovery at a hotel with no memory of the ordeal left many questions unanswered. We delve into the theories and lasting intrigue surrounding the Queen of Crime's most puzzling mystery.
2 days ago · Directed by: George Pollock. Cast: Margaret Rutherford, Arthur Kennedy, Muriel Pavlow. Movie duration: 1 hour 27 minutes. Synopsis: Based on Christie’s novel 4.50 from Paddington (1957), this movie boasts one of Christie’s most iconic characters, Miss Marple (Rutherford), although she is not in her element here.
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3 days ago · So far there are 21 volumes (18 released and 3 upcoming) in the Agatha Christie ‘Special Editions’ series released by HarperCollins, plus a short story boxset and an additional two similar ‘pre-release’ editions.
4 days ago · Perhaps what most fascinates me - because my goodness, how her imagination continues to fascinate me - is the way she writes about Greenway. Anybody who has been to the house will know that it is a magical place, a pale jewel in a peerless setting; the first time that I visited, when it was still the home of Agatha’s daughter and son-in-law (both heaven), I drove along the winding approach ...
5 days ago · September 15th would have been her birthday; to mark the occasion, here are seven of the Queen of Crime’s best. 1. And Then There Were None (1939) The Queen of Crime was crowned for a reason ...
