THE WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION: 1920's London. A brutal, bloodthirsty murder has stained the plush carpets of an elegant London townhouse. The victim is the rich and glamorous Emily French; and all the evidence points to Leonard Vole, a handsome young man who stands to profit from the vast fortune the victim has left in her will. But he is not alone. Leonard is adamant that his partner, an enigmatic chorus girl, can prove his innocence, and his down-at-heels solicitor is swiftly convinced of this. Soon there is more than one life on the line, and a terrible fate for... the guilty party lies in the hands of The Witness for the Prosecution. AND THEN THERE WERE NONE: Ten strangers drawn from their normal lives to a remote mansion on an island find themselves stranded, when a lone voice echoes through the house. Terror mounts as they hear a bone-chilling indictment: each stands accused of a terrible crime for which a price must now be paid. All too soon they will start to die brutally slaughtered the killer inspired by a nursery rhyme that hangs in every room of the house. The ill-fated guests form a tentative alliance, each afraid of the other, desperately hoping to combat the killer in their midst. But if all are destined to die, who can their executioner be? [show more]
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Double bill of BBC adaptations of Agatha Christie's crime stories. 'The Witness for the Prosecution' (2016) is set in 1920s London where Leonard Vole (Billy Howle) is arrested for the brutal murder of wealthy heiress Emily French (Kim Cattrall). While all the evidence points to Vole, his partner Romaine (Andrea Riseborough) takes to the stand as a witness for the prosecution in a complex bid to maintain his freedom. Can she and lawyer John Mayhew (Toby Jones) prove Leonard's innocence in the courtroom and ensure his acquittal? In 'And Then There Were None' (2015) ten strangers are invited to stay on an isolated island off the Devonshire coast where they find that the owners, Mr and Mrs Owen, are nowhere to be seen. As, gradually, each member of the party is killed, the remaining holidaymakers become increasingly suspicious of their fellow islanders...
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