Agatha Christie’s Deadliest Mystery Officially Finds New Life on Free Streaming
Agatha Christie's classic 1945 film adaptation of And Then There Were None is now available to stream free on JustWatch TV. This release capitalises on a significant resurgence in interest in Christie's work, driven by the success of Rian Johnson's Knives Out trilogy and other recent murder mysteries. The timing is particularly apt as multiple new Christie adaptations are in development, including a new Hercule Poirot origin series.
The original film, directed by René Clair and featuring Walter Huston and Barry Fitzgerald, holds a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Based on Christie's 1939 novel—arguably her most celebrated work—the story has been adapted multiple times, most recently as a 2015 television limited series with Sam Neill and Charles Dance. JustWatch TV, which is currently in beta phase, will officially launch in October 2026. Meanwhile, the upcoming Hercule Poirot series, starring Edward Bluemel in the title role, follows the detective's origin story in the style of Guy Ritchie's Young Sherlock films for Prime Video, as the Kenneth Branagh Poirot trilogy concludes after declining box office returns.
- And Then There Were None now streams free on JustWatch TV
- Classic 1945 adaptation has perfect Rotten Tomatoes score
- New Poirot origin series starring Edward Bluemel in development