And Then There Were None (1945) AGATHA CHRISTIE 

This movie NEVER gets old. I really appreciate your channel. 😊

I felt less guilty for watching old movies again and again after reading the comments from viewers. There are many who are like me!

Thank you there is something so comforting about settling in and watching a black and white movie 🎥

"Everyone has to eat a peck of dirt before he dies." My dad said this quote to me when I was 6 or 7yrs old. I took it the wrong way - I didn't want to die too soon so I became a clean freak, for life. Now that I am seventy, I have to laugh at that little girl. Many times I have wanted to share it with him, but he died of cancer when I was nine. Thank you for sharing all of these great oldies.

2023, and it is still considered a masterpiece! Agatha Cristie is always superb

Hard to believe that this film was made just over 80 years ago, yet it still maintains its brilliant story-line of horror and humour. I have seen this before, a few times in fact, but I still enjoy it, even though I know the outcome. Excellent casting as well. Incredible that it's been kept in as pristine condition as possible for its age.

I watched this one as a kid! (In the 60’s - now I’m 60!) Can’t wait to watch it again! Thank you - little things mean a lot right now.

The older movies are classics. So glad that they're preserved.

The scene where the guy is eaves dropping through the keyhole, then the rest of the cast eaves drops on him. That is brilliant!! That was incredible camera work and set up!! Bravo!! That scene itself deserves an Academy Award. It's brilliant

Agatha was such a genius. Thanks so much for putting this on.

Whenever I need to smoke my brain, either I read mysteries or watch. Agatha Christie is my all time favourite who incited my curious mind a long ago. Thanks for uploading such movies

I was 7 year old when I first watched this movie, now I'm 55 and watched it again. The movie evoked all attached memories attached to it belongs to 48 years ago.

I first saw this movie 62 years ago on late night TV. Still one of my top ten. Thanks for helping me to remember how scared I was then.

Going Seventeen brought me here because a lot of CARATs commented this and I thought I wouldn't like it since it's black and white but... I'm more contented. The way they act is so natural. Old movies are great. And the story too is great.

What a cast! Thank you, Walter Huston, Barry Fitzgerald, C. Aubrey Smith....so grateful for these gems.🌹

Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful film. Much like the Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce ‘Sherlock Holmes’ films I never get tired of it. I’ll often put one of those or this one on when I’m folding laundry or working on some Warhammer 40K minis or whatever, and I’ll often put one of them on to fall asleep to. This adaption is just fantastic. The actors and actresses were all excellent - they might seem to modern audiences to be a little silly or that the cast is overacting but that was how films were back then because that’s what the audience enjoyed. The novel itself is excellent and I am hoping that it will get a faithful adaptation in the next few years since there’s been an Agatha Christie resurgence with the Hercule Peroit movies. This adaptation has a very different ending because the audience back then didn’t like such bleak endings, and I personally prefer this ending to the ending of the novel! I hope that the many millions of people who have not seen this film, the Rathbone and Bruce ‘Sherlock Holmes’ films, and other great films that are pushing ever closer to being a hundred years old will watch these films, fall in love with them, and keep them alive and well for later generations to enjoy!

I’ve probably watched this movie a dozen times or more and it doesn’t get old for me... So many great actors giving perfect performances! Modern movies ain’t got nuthin on this! ~ Thank you for all the great movies you share with us!

I watched this movie as a child while my Dad was in the hospital. It made me forget how scared I was about reality that night.

Who else is watching it in 2020? Aghata Christie, mystery at its best

Here after reading the novel and seeing the most recent adaption. Truly Agatha’s most chilling, grim, mystery.

One of the greatest whodunnits ever made. The characters, atmosphere, set designs etc are just fabulous.

When I was very young, About 8 or 9 , I saw this movie on T V . It became my favorite. I have read the book and seen eveyy verson of it. It never grows old.

I am no expert on actors/actresses, classic movies or things like that. In the mid 90s I read the book in high school and watched the movie after in part of a school assignment. Both easily became favorites for its twists at every turn when you think you have solved the mystery. A remake would be great, but this classic should never be touched. Pure perfection! Thank you for sharing.

The best adaptation/version of Agatha's marvelous novel ever done (in my opinion), thanks for the upload

Just finished the book, and here I am. A TRUE masterpiece 👏

Slowly, the tension grows as the story unfolds, they don't make them like this anymore.

The novel is darker and in my opinion is AChristie's best murder mystery. on the other hand this movie is lighter, and the ending is different from the book but still an excellent movie, the actors, the screennwriting, the photography everything about is is just brilliant. Loved it!

Read the book in college...this film is an excellent adaptation and portrayal...great movie for a rainy Sunday afternoon. Thanks for sharing.

2021, and it is still considered as a 💎! Agatha Cristie is always superb!

So wonderful to watch this movie again, a testimony to quality story telling 🙌

Absolutely love this film, great actors and a brilliant storyline from one of the best writers, the great Agatha Christie. Great quality. Thank you for sharing.

Every time I watch this, I notice something different. When the gentlemen introduce themselves, for a moment, each one stares directly into the camera... I love that....

I'm not even 5 minutes in and I know this will be a great movie Black and white movies are the best 👌😍

My girlfriend and I searched fruitlessly for a good film last weekend. We came upon this gem and thoroughly enjoyed it. Great story and cast. Thank you for sharing this. She was just about to put on a Hallmark movie. Saved me from an excruciating evening.

I'm totally new to this movie era, but: the title, the fonts, Agatha Christie, the sea waves perfectly combined with the enganging music, the house at the back... At 10" I knew I'd watch it all, and I loved it! Please recommend me other classics like this. Thanks!

First time watching it today. What a fun movie! Instead of just counting the minutes to see which character dies next, we get so many charming moments from each and every victim. And the ending is absolutely perfect :DD

The judge was suitably sinister from the start, but really priceless was the butler in his performance of drunkenness and offended dignity: "How can I be accused of murdering anybody who has not left me any money!"

Nothing better than the old flicks. ❤

I never get tired of watching this film.

I seem to gravitate to the old movies my folks and my siblings watched together and still enjoy the entertainment i get watching with my sister. Well time spent and better yet the enjoyment. I refer them to others they always come back amazed at my picks. Thanks for the entertainment keep them coming

A truly great yarn. This was the first time I was able to watch this movie in its entirety. Agatha Christie at her best. Appreciate the 480p, too!

I've never had the pleasure to say this before: What a charming movie!

Old movies are out of this world as acting style ! Great actors!

I had not seen this in many a year. Had forgotten how good it is. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for letting the public watch this delightful classic. All the performers were at the top of their game in this excellent production. This was my first time seeing the film. I've just watched Our Man Godfrey, and the Mischa Auer/ Ochi Chornya connection brought me here.

I think the B& W helps this to be one of the creepiest versions of this engaging story.

Fell in love with Agatha Christie by way of this movie when I was young. It was back when I had two channels for tv and a bored time on summer vacation. What a famous cast and their best character acting.

J's Mom: This movie is classically wonderful. New movies have no class or mystery, let alone acting! I intend to search for even more of these black and white mysteries with the writing, actors, direction, etc that make these charming movies. Thank you, thank you..............None of the newer pieces of sh^^. Again, THANK YOU!!!! I love this intriguing mystery------------I am searching for more!!

Love this movie, I was a teenager when I first watched it. I’m 65 and have always been a fan of Barry Fitzgerald but my admiration for Walter Houston grows! Sierra Madre and Dodsworth. Also great films!

Rogers: "Shove it!....under the door." Subtle, very subtle. ;)

Watched this in my college English class in high school. Loved it sooo much. Thanks for uploading!

The way to post a classic film is just the way it's presented here: many thanks - and hope other posters take heed!!

No swearing or nudity 👍almost a comedy in some parts ,good viewing when I saw Agatha Christie I tuned in thank you for this 😍

❤ Remember this from the b&w tv in my parents room. Particularly love how everyone was so perfectly coiffed after the harrowing Weekend. ❤ Hollywood. Thanks again Pizza. ❤ YOU. ☮️

This is a personal favorite. The music always gets me. It's just brilliant.

I just saw this for the first time ever yesterday,and I love it!I had to re watch it a few times to really understand a few things,and to get just how brilliant of a film it really is!Great actors!I think the one person in this film who really rubbed me the wrong way and deserved what she got was the witch who sent her nephew to a reformatory and he hanged himself!She just was acted so aloof,so cold, like she had nothing to do with his death,and just didn't care at all!What a witch,I was glad when she got hers!

I haven’t seen this movie in decades!!!! I actually forgot all about it till I saw the title!!! Many thanks 🤠🤠

Thanks for up-loading. So much suspense and the message in the end is: LOVE !!! so: lots of love to everyone reading along, from Germany, Astrid

I believe I have seen every version of this novel by every title, and this is by far the best. It has more elements of humor to break up the really frightening atmosphere. Superb performances by everyone in the cast.

Just the movie to watch on a cold, rainy and quiet wintery February Sunday afternoon.

They tried to remake this years later and it was a Flop. The Old classics have the Significant cast members that can Not be repeated. Its like trying to catch lightening. Thank you for posting this. Watching and sharing from the Philippines.

Seen it as a kid and it stuck with me all these years. I envy those who are about to see it for the first time.

I have 6 generations of my family that have watched this.🤗. It brings back memories from long ago THANK YOU.❤️

Great cast and a fun watch. But. Wow I never realized what a rich, melodious voice Walter Huston had!

This version, although not completely faithful to the book, is really good. The actors are great and the pacing is perfect. One of the big changes that this film made was the ending, which is altered from the books ending. They chose to go with a happy ending. But in 1945, I doubt test audiences wanted to see a story with a bleak ending where everyone dies.

I have watched every Agatha Christie movie and this is still my favorite.

This was filmed on Burgh Island, which lies 270 yards off the South Devon coast at Bigbury on Sea. The island is accessible at low tide across a causeway and by sea tractor at high tide. The house became an hotel in the 1930s, and having fallen into disrepair has since been restored as an art deco hotel. It isn't cheap though...

I love this world. It's a not-so-guilty pleasure to be steeped into such a rich and intriguing world. A "Classic" in every sense of the word. "Simplicity is Greatest Form", my father taught me this and it couldn't be anymore true in this marvelous instance. This motion picture is a true pleasure for the unintiated and for mystery veterans alike.

Haven’t seen this movie for a very long time. I had forgotten the ending. This movie was made when movies were great, too bad they don’t make them like this anymore.

Excellent movie in every aspect, I never get tired of watching it. Such a pleasure! Thank you for sharing.

Just finished reading the novel today• So Here I am to see if this creation justifies Agatha's work. Cheers to the director love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

Great suspense ,music, actors and photography ,thank you!

I've watched different versions of this movie, and they're all wonderful. Well worth watching!

This movie is soooooooooo good. I have seen it a few times and still like it more than other versions . Thanks for sharing.

One of the best films I've ever seen and it just keeps getting better

I was 5 years old when this came out! A all time favorite!!

PizzaFlix thank you for another great movie classic.

Love how vast the catalog of movies are on RU-vid. I don’t even need another streaming service to see all these

I love this movie and have seen it many times, but one thing that always crosses my mind is the impeccable timing and pre-knowledge of where the victims would be in order to accomplish the murders. I.E. the stone decoration falling from atop the house with a victim standing directly beneath. Some things you just have to let go.

Thank you! My all time favorite Agatha Christie mystery.

I Love This Film! A Gem! Just like anything he does, Barry Fitzgerald is fantastic!

I've seen this flick 5-6 times before and never get tired of it. Watching it the very first time was a real first rate movie experience! Louis Haward's (Lombard) voice is so similar to Orson Welles.

I LOVE the fourth wall break when they're introducing themselves at 6:37 General Mandrake, the oldest actor in the movie, was born in 1863! Abraham Lincoln was president and Queen Victoria wouldve been 44 that year. The state of Colorado did not even exist yet. He lived to see the civil war, women get the right to vote, the first world war and the second world war too. These like this are so fascinating to me, the world he lived in was nowhere similar to the one I live in. edit: I meant to say "things like this" not "these like this" lol. Also, the man playing Dr Armstrong was 62 at the time this movie was being made. He would die only 5 years later in 1950. He is wonderful in the movie "Dragonwyck" RIP.

Love old classics! Thanx for ur channel!!!

For anyone who might be interested, I’ve reconstructed the voting beginning at 41:58 from the clues that are revealed prior to the voting so that it is possible to know who exactly voted for who. Everyone received at least one vote except for Miss Claythorne, her name was the only name “never mentioned.” Rogers alone received two votes. (I will save the identity of the two who voted for him last). Miss Brent definitely did not vote for Mr. Blore. She considered it, but then convinced herself that it was not him. Instead, I think she probably voted for Lombard being the killer. Rogers voted for Mr. Blore. (Process of elimination. All other voters can be reasonably accounted for). Vera Claythorne definitely voted for Dr. Armstrong. She told Lombard that she suspected him earlier. Dr. Armstrong definitely voted for Miss Brent. It is strongly implied by the affirmative shaking of his head when whispering to the judge. The judge did not vote for Miss Brent. Lombard definitely voted for the Judge being the killer. He explained as much to Vera. Dr. Armstrong did not vote for Rogers. But he was correct when he said that whoever suspected Rogers of being the killer would not drink the cocktails he made. Rogers drinks the cocktails of Blore (who made his suspicion of Rogers clear earlier) and the judge, the only ones not touched.

Thanks for the great shows! ❤ Haha- I love how at the end they just rush off happily, leaving the poor guy who has no clue what has gone on to discover MULTIPLE bodies.

I think the cat was acting a little too innocent myself.

Agatha Christie movies are always a good choice especially the early ones. Watched one of the early Ms Rutherford movies where she researched early Scottish history; always liked her. Thank you for making these available for our enjoyment. ❤❤❤

Thank you, For being one of those who preserves movies for us. ;3

I never get tired of this version -- the best! So much fun.

Good grief!! I cannot remember the first, nor last,time I saw this movie! Thanks so much for your upload(?) "You can not lock out the Devil...!" !Cheers from down under!

All time classic. This is def the best of all the versions by far. The casting was excellent. Mostly with regards to Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston and Richard Haydn. The others were fine also but those three were amazing. The atmosphere and lighting were also superb. Agatha Christie's book is of course better and has a far better dark ending, which I prefer. However, the script writer(s) managed a twist in the story to end it on a happy note for the people living in the final months of 1945. People who had just welcomed the end of WWII 60 days prior.

This my favorite version of this classic story. I love the old black and whites. They knew how to use lights and shadows. No need for special effects. It was creepy on its own.

It was great to see Barry Fitzgerald (of Academy Award winning "Going My Way" fame), and Roland Young (perhaps known more widely by North American audiences as "Uncle Willie" from "The Philadelphia Story", starring alongside Katherine Hepburn, Kerry Grant, and Jimmy Stewart). Wonderful! Thank you posting this!

Wonderful play !!! I read the book many years ago and it has been a very good opportunity, this evening, to be able to watch it as a movie. Thanks for it. Mr. Fadi.

Mr Owens .... IS ONE OF US Thunderclap Love this adaption.

I was called Agatha by my sister because I loved her books.

Read the book. A masterpiece. Now I watched the movie. A masterpiece.

Watching in 2024❤

I love this movie and what a cast! The wonderful Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, Roland Young (anyone remember the tv series about Topper?). Now, here comes the SPOILER ALERT: I read the book afterwards and was shocked to think the filmmakers changed the ending. But I found out Dame Agatha Christie did because she thought the original ending would be too grim for the audiences. They all died; "and then there were none." A very deceptive title. But I love the movie anyway.