Adapting 'And Then There Were None'

This chapter explores the various adaptations of Agatha Christie's classic novel 'And Then There Were None,' emphasizing the importance of retaining original character names amidst a plethora of reinterpretations. It highlights key adaptations over the decades, from the notable 1945 film to the 2015 BBC version, discussing both strengths and criticisms while reflecting on the complexities involved in adapting Christie's work. The conversation also touches on the historical context of these adaptations and the differing thematic and narrative approaches used in portraying the characters, particularly the fate of Vera.