And Then There Were None
And Then There Were None is Agatha Christie's famous detective story without a detective. First published in 1939, it tells the tale of ten guests who are separately invited to an island by a person none of them knows very well. When they arrive, it seems they have all been invited for different reasons, and nothing quite adds up.
An anonymous voice accuses each of them of having murdered someone, and by the end of the first night, one of the guests is dead. Stranded by a violent storm and tormented by the nursery rhyme 'Ten Little Soldier Boys', the guests fear for their lives. Who is the killer? Is it one of them?
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Reviews
Strong Adaptation
Bob Borger
Very well adapted. Very good voice work. Except that three of the male voices were close enough that I, at times, struggled to differentiate them, as I listened while working. But overall, very good.
Timothy Vickers
This book is terrifying, yet amazing!! The rhyme mixed into the plot is really cool and, once again, the murderer's planning is very clever!! Anotger great radio drama!!!!
Excellent Book
Ashley Adams
The voice acting was well above my expectations. I was drawn right into the book all the way through. I loved it.
Great Radio Play
Reynolds
This recording is a fully acted radio play, not sure when from! Wonderfully done and very fun listen.
My favorite Agatha Christie story
NickNNora
Very well done. And Sean Baker is one of my favorite actors that lends his voice to BBC radio plays. Finding him in my favorite Agatha Christie story- it must be my birthday.
Creepy but good
Horsegirl
Tip for listeners do not listen to this in the evening. Great actors but it is a very dark and scary storie. Not really my kind of Agatha Christie. Good drama though
Angela
wow this is a wonderfully and frightfully horrid story that is sure to give me nightmares!! the readers were excellent and the sound effects and music great.
Alison UK
Stuck to the book fairly well.