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Released in the US as Ten Little Indians, this marked the third time Agatha Christie’s timeless mystery had reached the big screen, armed with a superb ensemble cast including Richard Attenborough, Oliver Reed, Herbert Lom, and Elke Sommer, and directed by Peter Collinson (The Italian Job).
Ten strangers arrive by helicopter at a grand hotel deep in the Iranian desert, adjacent to the ancient ruins of Persepolis. Their enigmatic host fails to appear, but a recorded message does - levelling a serious accusation at each guest in turn. Before long, the guests begin to die, each death mirroring a line from a children's nursery rhyme, and the survivors are forced to confront a terrifying truth: the killer is one of them.
This exotic adaptation was produced by Harry Alan Towers (who had previously produced the 1965 version, and would go on to produce the 1989 version), and was filmed on location in pre-revolution Iran - one of very few Western productions to ever do so.
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