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XanaDUer2

(13,829 posts) Mon Aug 19, 2024, 11:28 AM Aug 2024

And Then There Were None

Christie fans...spoilers
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Does the book explain how the kiler knows the crimes the murderees committed? One or two stories were in the news. Acorn has an excellent adaptation, btw.

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And Then There Were None (Original Post) XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 OP

He was a judge so I believe it was an assumption that displacedvermoter Aug 2024 #1

TY XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #2

My Favorite is the 1945 Rene Clair version displacedvermoter Aug 2024 #3

displacedvermoter

(3,023 posts)

1. He was a judge so I believe it was an assumption that

Reply to XanaDUer2 (Original post)

Mon Aug 19, 2024, 11:31 AM

Aug 2024

he had access to various criminal investigations and underworld rumors.

Don't recall it being spelled out.

XanaDUer2

(13,829 posts)

2. TY

Reply to displacedvermoter (Reply #1)

Mon Aug 19, 2024, 11:34 AM

Aug 2024

I watch it twice a week and always wonder. Esp the one spoilers
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The drowned kid
Some versions have a happy ending with the young woman going off with the mercenary.

displacedvermoter

(3,023 posts)

3. My Favorite is the 1945 Rene Clair version

Reply to XanaDUer2 (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 19, 2024, 03:12 PM

Aug 2024

with Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, C. Aubrey Smith, et al.

It has a happy ending (if that is the right word) and is very atmospheric. And funny in places as well!

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