And Then There Were None
The novel which this mini-series is based on has sold more than 100 million copies worldwide. It is Agatha Christie's best-selling novel and also the world's best-selling mystery.,Near the end, when a character drops the gun (to the accompaniment of a loud crash) the barrel of the gun wiggles, proving that it is rubber.,The opening credits remove an actor's credit when their character has been murdered.,Originally aired as three 60-minute episodes on BBC1 in the UK. It was later presented in the US as one two-hour episode and one one-hour concluding episode for its airing on Lifetime network in the US.,Featured in And Then There Was Something: The Making of 'And Then There Were None' (2016),I almost decided not to watch this cause of the few negative reviews that I read (my own mistake for focusing more on the negative reviews rather than positive ones which are the majority here). I'm glad I decided to give it a shot because I watched all three episodes in one sitting.

I have to admit that I never read the book nor have I saw the original movie from the 1945 so I can't compare to the source material. With that out of the way, I love love loved what I saw here. The only negative I can say is the split near the end where I went "Oh of course they decided to split now", but other than that, everything was just as it should be in my opinion.

The actors did a great job, the cast was amazing. The camera work is fantastic. Many shots are literally wallpaper worthy. So yeah, don't sleep on this like I did. I only discovered this mini series by accident which is a shame. None of my friends knew about this either.,