The opening card states that the details of Christie's disappearance on 3 December 1926 have never been revealed. She was found 10 days later at a spa in the country registered as Mrs Tressa Neele (the surname of her husband's lover). Speculation as to her state of mind during this time remains a mystery; with some believing she was suffering temporary amnesia, or deliberately trying to embarrass her husband even to the point of framing him for her murder, or simply hiding. The incident was not mentioned by Christie in her autobiography. See more »
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In December 1926, Agatha Christie went missing for eleven days. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance have never been revealed. This film imagines what might have happened...
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Disclaimer in end credits: "This film has not been endorsed, licensed or authorised by the estate of Agatha Christie or by Agatha Christie Limited." See more »
Didnt expect to enjoy this as much as I did. Superb performances all round from a great cast. I would definitely watch Ruth Bradley as Agatha Christie again...fantastic. And Ralph Ineson as detective inspector Dicks is worthy of his own series...in my opinion.
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Didnt expect to enjoy this as much as I did. Superb performances all round from a great cast. I would definitely watch Ruth Bradley as Agatha Christie again...fantastic. And Ralph Ineson as detective inspector Dicks is worthy of his own series...in my opinion.