In 1937, a BBC adaptation of an Agatha Christie story used a script penned by Christie herself. But the episode has been lost ...

What is Agatha Christie’s greatest novel? Some would suggest The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926)—often described as Christie’s ...

Suchet notes that the setting turns up in one of Christie’s novels, “The Man in the Brown Suit”: The more he reads the book, “the more I’m becoming aware of how many of Agatha’s own ...

The three-part series is an adaptation of the Agatha Christie book of the same name, released in 1944. A teaser, released alongside a short trailer, says: "After a scandalous divorce, a tennis ...

There's no point in denying that Agatha Christie is the best crime/mystery/detective story writer of all time; if you do, you'd be wrong. The author who wrote 66 detective novels and 14 short ...

Why do characters in murder mysteries continue to accept invitations to isolated islands? And, once there, why do they always turn to each other and say something like, “It might be better if we ...

Lovely to have a proper old school period Agatha Christie mystery back on Sunday nights on BBC1. This is what being English is all about. And what a fine adaptation of Christie’s classic tale ...

A new statue of crime writer Agatha Christie in a south Devon town is due ... She died in 1976 aged 85, after writing 66 detective novels, 14 short story collections and more than 20 plays ...

Of course being an Agatha Christie yarn set in England 1936, that disreputable unfinished business between the former sweethearts is followed by a violent death. And that has Inspector Leach ...

“There were no physical requirements for me,” she notes. “Other than sitting up ... with Humphrey Bogart—he sees the appeal of the Christie novels, which were more “familiar” to ...