Ten people are invited to a luxury mountaintop mansion, only to find that an unseen person is killing them one by one. Could one of them be the killer?
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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Hugh O'Brian | ... | Hugh Lombard | |
| Shirley Eaton | ... | Ann Clyde | |
| Fabian | ... | Mike Raven | |
| Leo Genn | ... | General Mandrake | |
| Stanley Holloway | ... | William Blore | |
| Wilfrid Hyde-White | ... | Judge Cannon (as Wilfrid Hyde White) | |
| Daliah Lavi | ... | Ilona Bergen | |
| Dennis Price | ... | Dr. Armstrong | |
| Marianne Hoppe | ... | Frau Grohmann | |
| Mario Adorf | ... | Herr Grohmann | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Bill Mitchell | ... | Narrator (voice) |
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Up to a house high on a mountain top have been invited ten people who are strangers to each other. When they are all gathered, they hear from their host that each one of them has in someway caused the death of an innocent person and that justice had not be served in their cases. There are eight guests and two servants there for the weekend, but one by one, they are being knocked off according to the poem of "Ten Little Indians". As the number of survivors decreases, they begin to believe that the killer is one of the group, but are unable to decide on which one he or she may be. Written by Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>
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Hugh Lombard: Well, what about you, Miss Bergen?
Ilona Bergen: Darling, it happens to me all the time!
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Director George Pollock directed four movies with Margaret Rutherford as Dame Agatha Christie's "Miss Jane Marple". When a fifth planned "Miss Jane Marple" movie failed to be green-lit, he did this classic Dame Agatha Christie story for another producer. It was his final theatrical movie. See more »Goofs
A large metal pin holding together Ann Clyde's bath towel is revealed behind her back by the reflection of movie lights, when she kisses Hugh Lombard and he carries her to bed. See more »Quotes
Ilona Bergen: How utterly marvelous! You all came to a house party without knowing your host!Hugh Lombard: Well, what about you, Miss Bergen?
Ilona Bergen: Darling, it happens to me all the time!
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Alternate Versions
The film was originally released with a "Whodunit Break" gimmick. Right before Ann is seen firing the gun at Hugh, the action pauses and an off screen voice tells the audience that the film will pause for one minute to give them a chance to solve the crime. The previous murders are shown under a large clock ticking the minute away. After the narrator tells the audience they can figure the mystery out if they have "paid close attention" he finishes by intoning "DO NOT BE SURPRISED BY WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE!" At that point the action resumes. Some video and TV prints do not contain this fun "murder minute", but others (including the version shown on TV in the UK) still do. See more »On IMDb TV, you can catch Hollywood hits and popular TV series at no cost. Select any poster below to play the movie, totally free!
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The first remake of the 1945 classic "And Then There Were None" is a fairly decent effort. While all of the wonderfully sly wit is gone this time, and the locale has been shifted from an island to a mountain resort (resulting in some characters having different nationalities this time) the results are still quite credible. The cast is good, with golden girl Shirley Eaton of "Goldfinger" fame looking quite lovely as the female lead. It's also amusing to see "My Fair Lady" almuni Stanley Holloway and Wilfrid Hyde-White together again in a completely different kind of film and setting. Just like the original, the identity of the killer (and I won't say who!) comes as a surprise because the performer gives a brilliant performance that makes it hard to link that performer with the one who committs all the murders beforehand. All subsequent remakes of this story have been awful. The original is still the best, but this one is okay to look at.