Teresa and Bill Peschel from Peschel Press discuss Ils étaient dix, “They Were Ten,” the 2020 French miniseries version of “And Then There Were None” Warning: Spoiler-heavy review! This week, we’re talking about betrayed soldiers, betrayed lovers, betrayed immigrants, and betrayed children.

Learn more at ģ:48 Let’s get into the story and not rant about the ending yetħ:47 What Jane Marple as a woman recognized that the male detectives did notġ3:16 How Cousin Ruby was lured to Eastbourneġ8:16 The class divide in Agatha ChristieĢ2:25 Jumping to the climax and why it fails We also published “Agatha Christie, She Watched,' a collection of 201 reviews of Agatha Christie movies, as a coffee-table sized book (with ebook to follow). Sponsored by Peschel Press, the publisher of the complete, annotated Agatha Christie novels by Bill Peschel. Teresa and Bill Peschel from Peschel Press discuss “The Body in the Library” the 2004 episode from Agatha Christie’s Marple starring Geraldine McEwan as Miss Marple. Warning: Spoiler-heavy review! This week, we’re talking about sleazy Argentinians, ballroom dancers, ambitious Girl Guides, and old fools. Learn more at Ģ:12 Did incorporating music into the movie work?ġ1:27 An unexpected appearance by Isaac Hayesġ9:13 The cultural relevance of a nude shower sceneĢ4:16 The trial of the attorney for murderģ0:24 Murder as a way of determining someone’s fate We also published “Agatha Christie, She Watched” as a coffee-table sized book (with ebook to follow). Support Peschel Press! Visit our website to learn about our Complete, Annotated Line of Agatha Christie novels:

Sponsored by Peschel Press, the publisher of annotated Agatha Christie novels by Bill Peschel. Teresa and Bill Peschel from Peschel Press discuss “Mist” (Dhund) the 1975 Bollywood adaptation of “The Unexpected Guest.” Warning: Spoiler-heavy review! This week, we’re talking about abusive husbands, musical numbers, young lovers, and comic butlers.

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