Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians (And Then There Were None)

Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians (And Then There Were None) (1965)

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The third of many film and TV adaptations of the popular Agatha Christie novel And Then There Were None (Ten Little Indians is the title of the American edition, the hit play, and most of the movies), this 1965 version moves the action from a remote island to an isolated ski resort and otherwise… More

PG,
Directed By
Genres
Mystery & Suspense, Classics
In Theaters
Jun 1, 1965 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis

    The production design is efficient rather than elaborate; the acting is capable rather than inspired; the direction is workmanlike rather than inventive.

  • John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis

    ...a capable if somewhat lackluster run-through.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Universal D


    Cheeky mid-60's take on a popular, if weathered, murder plot: 10 strangers meet in an isolated spot (here a mountain chalet) and one by one is murdered. Who can the killer be? A stranger? One of the 10? Kitschy fun if anything and filmed in glorious black and white.

  • Lafe F


    Stylish but flawed 1960's adaptation of this Agatha Christie classic mystery, but it's adequate. The setting has been changed from an island to a snowy mountain lodge. The sex and violence are ramped up a few notches. The actors are a bit goofy and overacted in their roles.… More

  • Randy T


    I enjoyed this remake ALMOST as much as the earlier film, <i>And Then There Were None</i>, that inspired it. In fact, the two together would make a terrific double feature, contrasting the distinctly different eras of 1940s and 1960s cinema.

  • jay n


    Okay filming of venerable old story, some of the performances are good, Hyde-White especially some very wooden.

  • Ken S


    Solid re-telling of Agatha's Christie's "An Then There Were None." Surprisingly stylish for 1965 and shot in beautiful black & white. Performances are slightly campy, but overall more than adequate for the story at hand.

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