Vincent attend the reception and the filming of one of Marina's scenes. Bengali language film Film director and screenwriter Rituparno Ghosh created a Bengali language version of Christie's story as Shubho Mahurat, which reset the story in the film industry of Kolkata. In this version, Sharmila Tagore plays the ageing star Padmini, the counterpart to Christie's Marina Gregg. The 2003 movie features Rakhi Gulzar in the role of the equivalent of Miss Marple. French television adaptation The novel was adapted as a 2017 episode of the French television series Les Petits Meurtres d'Agatha Christie. Japanese television adaptation TV Asahi adapted the novel in 2018 starring Ikki Sawamura and Hitomi Kuroki, with the title Two Nights Drama Special: Murder of the Great Actress – The Mirror Crack’d From Side to Side () as the second night, and the first night was 4.50 from Paddington. This drama changed the main role to a chief inspector from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. Cast: Ikki Sawamura – Chief Inspector Ryuya Shokokuji, based on Jane Marple and Dermot Craddock Yoshiyoshi Arakawa – Inspector Banpei Tatara Erena Mizusawa – Inspector Fueko Misaki Hitomi Kuroki – Madoka Irodori, based on Marina Gregg Ikko Furuya – Akira Kaido, based on Jason Rudd Naomi Zaizen – Sagiri Asakaze, based on Lola Brewster Masahiko Tsugawa – Hiraomi Danbara, based on Ardwyck Fenn Mari Nishio – Shimeko Akada, based on Ella Zielinsky Tomoharu Hasegawa – Toshiro Inden, based on Giuseppe Ryuji Katagiri – Kansuke Aramaki, based on Dr Gilchrist Kami Hiraiwa – Rin Kannokoji, based on Heather Badcock Takeo Nakahara – Koki Kannokoji, based on Arthur Badcock Haruna Kawaguchi – Kosame Taniguchi, based on Margot Bence Hayato Isomura – Matsubushi Matsuda, based on Margot Bence and Gladys Dixon Narumi Fukuda – Hinata Hanakage, also based on Margot Bence Zuimaru Awashima – Sosuke Aiba, based on Donald McNeil Korean television adaptation The novel was also adapted as part of the Korean television series Ms. Ma, Nemesis. References External links The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side at the official Agatha Christie website The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side at the new Home of Agatha Christie website Miss Marple novels 1962 British novels Novels about actors Collins Crime Club books Rubella British novels adapted into films British novels adapted into television shows Cultural depictions of Empress Elisabeth of Austria