Agatha Christie's stories are defined by mystery, but a unique theory ties her works to another great mystery TV series.

Britbox’s miniseries adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero is familiarly digestible, but also a little stale — until Rhys’s Inspector Leach shuffles into Gull’s Point. Photo: BritBox In ...

EXCLUSIVE: Having played Hercule Poirot on TV for more than a quarter of a century, David Suchet has become something of an expert on Agatha Christie, the world-famous author who created the iconic ...

EXCLUSIVE: A mysterious society of famous crime writers whose members included Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers and G.K. Chesterton is about to become far less mysterious. Deadline can reveal that ...

While recent adaptations of Agatha Christie novels have taken a lot of liberties with the mustery author’s stories, they still tend to hew to a traditional structure: We meet the players, a murder is ...

The series, following adaptations of 'Towards Zero' and 'Murder Is Easy', will be produced by Lookout Point, part of BBC Studios, in association with Agatha Christie Limited. By Lily Ford BritBox has ...

Let’s talk for a sec about how utterly thrilled I am that the Tommy & Tuppence books are officially getting a TV adaptation (dances in bookworm heaven). "As an Agatha Christie superfan, this job is a ...

Oral copulation, sensual massages, and a smattering of F-words all help bring the pre-war murder-mystery into the more liberal age. A sun-soaked tale full of beautiful rich people doing terrible ...

Agatha Christie – Death on the Nile preserves the essentials of Christie's tale of love and jealousy, but it also builds a ...

There are very few recorded interviews with Dame Agatha Christie, the world’s bestselling novelist and generally acknowledged doyenne of crime, for one simple reason: She hated speaking in public. She ...

Agatha Christie’s masterpiece 'And Then There Were None' was first published in 1939 and has delighted generations of readers ever since ...

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