Title: Suspenseful Agatha Christie Movie -
Review: And Then There Were None" is a neatly done murder mystery based on a Agatha Cristie novel. Ten people are invited to a remote island to have a upscale week-end and dinner with U.N. Own (Unknown) host. The invitees have previously been involved in the deaths of others, but have escaped punishment. The invitation tricks them to come onto an island far from the British mainland with boat service only twice a week.The home is large with a grand dining area has a statue centerpiece of the "Ten Little Indians" which slowly disappear one by one as the guests are mysteriously murdered one by one. The murders weapons mimic the old nursery rhyme of "Ten Little Indians". The guests deduct the murderer is one of them and paranoia and suspense rise high. The movie was made in the early 1940's and stars Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, Louis Hayward and Roland Young.It is well made and worth the watch.
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