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Agatha

December 1926, Agatha Christie's husband asks for a divorce. She leaves her car and goes missing 11 days. She books into a hotel as Mrs. Neele. Fiction: A US reporter looks for her and investigates.

Director

Michael Apted

Year

Genre

drama, mystery, thriller

Box Office

$7,500,000

Production

Sweetwall,First Artists,Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 win & 3 nominations total

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Wally Stanton

Agatha Christie

Vanessa Redgrave

Archie Christie

Evelyn

Nancy Neele

John Foster

Charlotte Fisher

Carolyn Pickles

Kenward

William Collins

Lord Brackenbury

Pettelson

Uncle Jones

Donald Nithsdale

Mrs. Braithwaite

Therapist

Supt. MacDonald

Sgt. Jarvis

David Hargreaves

Capt. Rankin

Nancy's Aunt

Luland

Christopher Fairbank

Flora

Hotel Manager

Hotel Receptionist

D. Geoff Tomlinson

Hotel Waiter

Dress Shop Manageress

Irene Sutcliffe

Jane

Royal Baths Clerk

Royal Baths Clerk

Official at Literary Luncheon

Official at Literary Luncheon

Pierrot

Pierrot

Pierrot

Pierrot

Hotel Trio

Hotel Trio

Hotel Trio

Reginald Kilbey

Head Waiter

Jonathan Benson

Policeman

Man Drinking Tea

Bellboy

Breandán O'Connor

Hotel Porter

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John Foster Kenward Wally Stanton Agatha Christie Nancy Neele

[phone ringing] - Agatha

[phone ringing]

[neighing] - Agatha

She's much more attractive than I'd imagined - Agatha

She's much more attractive than I'd imagined

'Gets faster
all the time.' - Agatha

'Gets faster all the time.'

[vehicle approaching] - Agatha

[vehicle approaching]

- 'Good morning, sir.'
- 'Mrs. Christie up?' - Agatha

- 'Good morning, sir.' - 'Mrs. Christie up?&#...

'Our situation is intolerable ' - Agatha

'Our situation is intolerable '

(Jane)
'Anything wrong, madam?' - Agatha

(Jane) 'Anything wrong, madam?'

No one seems to know
whether she's alive or dead. - Agatha

No one seems to know whether she's alive or dead.

[crowd chattering indistinctly] - Agatha

[crowd chattering indistinctly]

Well in the past sir there have been rumors - Agatha

Well in the past sir there have been rumors

The Old Swan.
This way, madam. - Agatha

The Old Swan. This way, madam.

Madam? - Agatha

Good evening. - Agatha

Neele, Mrs. Neele. - Agatha

Neele, Mrs. Neele.

Hello. - Agatha

[speaking softly]
- Mrs. Neele.
- Hello. - Agatha

[speaking softly] - Mrs. Neele. - Hello.

Have you-have you
been here before? - Agatha

Have you-have you been here before?

[train whistling] - Agatha

[train whistling]

Are you sure you don't want me to stay - Agatha

Are you sure you don't want me to stay

Hey, you're being picked up. - Agatha

Hey, you're being picked up.

'Have you ever been told
that...that you're a little' - Agatha

'Have you ever been told that...that you're a litt...

[indistinct shouting] - Agatha

[indistinct shouting]

Foster 'What's Colonel Christie up to ' - Agatha

Foster 'What's Colonel Christie up to '

Why don't you charge the Colonel - Agatha

Why don't you charge the Colonel

Look at it this way - Agatha

Look at it this way

Sooner or later someone's bound to find her - Agatha

Sooner or later someone's bound to find her

- 'Oh, well.'
- 'Bravo.' - Agatha

- 'Oh, well.' - 'Bravo.'

Well.. - Agatha

You're suffering
from constipation? - Agatha

You're suffering from constipation?

[horse neighing] - Agatha

[horse neighing]

Alright, Jarvis. Pack it up. - Agatha

Alright, Jarvis. Pack it up.

Your friend's quite good. - Agatha

Your friend's quite good.

Would you care for a kiss - Agatha

Would you care for a kiss

Mrs. Neele. - Agatha

Somewhere I must be. - Agatha

Somewhere I must be.

I think we have
something in common. - Agatha

I think we have something in common.

Come on if I can walk here you can - Agatha

Come on if I can walk here you can

I see you're keeping up with the Agatha Christie affair - Agatha

I see you're keeping up with the Agatha Christie affair

(Nancy)
Would you take me to the
Valencia Hotel, please? - Agatha

(Nancy) Would you take me to the Valencia Hotel, please?

Listen to me, I know
you're in trouble. - Agatha

Listen to me, I know you're in trouble.

I know you're in trouble.
I know something is very wrong. - Agatha

I know you're in trouble. I know something is very wron...

[sighs] - Agatha

Would you...would you
care for a cigarette? - Agatha

Would you...would you care for a cigarette?

Goodnight, Mrs. Neele. - Agatha

Goodnight, Mrs. Neele.

"Current in the main
circuit is adjusted - Agatha

"Current in the main circuit is adjusted

[music stops] - Agatha

(Agatha)
Horrible, isn't it? - Agatha

(Agatha) Horrible, isn't it?

Where's number four? - Agatha

Where's number four?

Where's four?
Where's four? - Agatha

Where's four? Where's four?

Number four? - Agatha

[music continues] - Agatha

[music continues]

Where are we? - Agatha

You're a very bright
man, Mr. Stanton. - Agatha

You're a very bright man, Mr. Stanton.

What is going
to happen to me? - Agatha

What is going to happen to me?

I wanted to die. - Agatha

I wanted to die.

I want my husband back. - Agatha

I want my husband back.

Make way. Clear the way, now.
Come on, let me through. - Agatha

Make way. Clear the way, now. Come on, let me through.

We must talk. - Agatha

[knocking on door] - Agatha

[knocking on door]

Hello, Mrs. Christie. - Agatha

Hello, Mrs. Christie.

- All well with the colonel?
- Yes. - Agatha

- All well with the colonel? - Yes.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. - Agatha

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I didn't think that we'd
meet again, but since we have - Agatha

I didn't think that we'd meet again, but since we ...

But you're going back
to your husband. - Agatha

But you're going back to your husband.

Why are you smiling - Agatha

Why are you smiling

Why are you smiling? - Agatha

Why are you smiling?

I'd like to think I would
have made you happy - Agatha

I'd like to think I would have made you happy

(Agatha)
It would be nice to think
that...we could meet again.. - Agatha

(Agatha) It would be nice to think that...we could meet agai...

[indistinct chatter] - Agatha

[indistinct chatter]

[conductor blows whistle] - Agatha

[conductor blows whistle]

Agatha poster

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December 1926, Agatha Christie's husband asks for a divorce. She leaves her car and goes missing 11 days. She books into a hotel as Mrs. Neele. Fiction: A US reporter looks for her and investigates.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Michael Apted

Writer: Kathleen Tynan, Arthur Hopcraft

Production: Sweetwall,First Artists,Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: drama, mystery, thriller

Year: 1979

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.2

BoxOffice: $7,500,000

Released: 09 Feb 1979

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 win & 3 nominations total

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