And Then There Were None

Synopsis

And Then There Were None is a captivating TV show based on Agatha Christie's bestselling mystery novel. Set in 1939, ten strangers are lured to an isolated island under different pretexts, only to find themselves trapped and accused of past crimes. As they start mysteriously dying one by one, the remaining survivors must unravel the truth behind their sinister host's motive before it's too late. With a stellar cast led by Charles Dance, the show masterfully builds suspense, twists, and tension, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking finale. Deception, guilt, and paranoia blend seamlessly in this thrilling adaptation.

Cast

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  Charles Dance

  Justice Lawrence Wargrave

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  Maeve Dermody

  Vera Claythorne

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  Aidan Turner

  Philip Lombard

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  Burn Gorman

  D.S. William Blore

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  Toby Stephens

  Dr. Edward Armstrong

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  Miranda Richardson

  Emily Brent

Reviews

Critics have praised And Then There Were None for its chilling atmosphere, excellent performances, and gripping narrative. The Telegraph hailed it as 'a mesmerizing adaptation'; while Entertainment Weekly described it as 'a hauntingly beautiful miniseries'. Rotten Tomatoes awarded it an impressive 94% rating, with critics noting its faithful adaptation of the source material and the stellar acting ensemble led by Charles Dance. IMDb users rated it 8.0/10, citing its suspenseful plot twists and eerie setting. Metacritic gave it a score of 82, praising its production values and the dark, intense atmosphere that keeps viewers spellbound. Overall, the TV show has garnered high praise for its compelling storytelling and top-notch execution.