Inspired by KaraKw-Anyone remember the movie: And then there were none?

[browneyes]

I remember watching this movie a long, long time ago (I think I was 10, 12 years old or so). I loved the movie. The lady from the Bounty commercial was in it (can't remember her name). I reference that title every now and then and people look at me like I'm nuts (ok, I get that look regardless of mentioning that title ). Anyone remember it? It was a murder mystery. I wanna see it again.

 

[SPAGo 98]

no but i read the book

 

[browneyes]

There's a book? Cool. I can't remember who did it though (if I get the book, I know I'll cheat and look at the back to see who did it ).

 

[SPAGo 98]

agatha christie...

 

[KaraKW]

I absolutely LOVED that story! My favorite Agatha Christie book!

 

[browneyes]

LOL! I bet my dad has the book and I've never noticed. When my grandmother died, he got her Agatha collection. I didn't realize she wrote the book the movie is based on. I'll have to see if I can find that book (I hope the smoke smell is gone, my grandmother smoked like a freight train).

 

[olena]

There are a few movie versions of 'And Then There Were None'. I need to order the book. I've always wanted to read it.

 

[olena]

I think Nancy Walker is the actress you're thinking of, Shannon.

 

[Jillpie]

Oh my gosh!!! This is one of the books that made me fall in love with reading. It was back in the 70's, I was about 15 and I could literally NOT put this book down. It was SOOOO exciting, page after page. I think I need to go to the library and pick it up again. Thanks for the memories!

 

[allicat]

I loved the book and the movie! I forgot about that book- makes me want to read it!

 

[Judy from Boise]

I may be crazy, but wasn't the book called "ten little Indians" ???

 

[SPAGo 98]

originally, it was called "ten little indians," but i think they changed the title to be pc...

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by olena
I think Nancy Walker is the actress you're thinking of, Shannon.

Yep! Thanks Heather. I'm awful with names.

Jillpie, you're welcome for inadvertantly bringing happy memories your way.