
Agatha and the Truth of Murder (2018) on Netflix
Agatha Christie's marriage is failing and her plots have gone stale. Mabel Rogers asks her to investigate the 1920 murder of Florence Nightingale Shore on a train. Agatha goes undercover.
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Plot summary
In December 1926, Agatha Christie's marriage is coming apart. Mabel Rogers comes to her with a request: find out who killed her partner, Florence Nightingale Shore, beaten to death on a train in 1920. Christie agrees, and while the country searches for her, she travels as Mary Westmacott to a country house, where she has gathered everyone connected to Florence under the pretext that a fictitious American businessman has left them an inheritance. She poses as a law firm's representative and Mabel as housekeeper and cook. Among the guests are Daphne Miller, whose nursing career Florence might have ruined, Randolph, Florence's cousin and heir, Zaki Hanachi, a soldier she helped recover after the war, the boxer Travis Pickford, and Pamela Rose, whom Florence was travelling to meet. Daphne arrives with her father Wade, and Pamela with her son Franklin.
Cast
Ruth Bradleyas Agatha
Pippa Haywoodas Mabel
Dean Andrewsas Wade
Bebe Caveas Daphne
Blake Harrisonas Travis
Tim McInnernyas Randolph
Samantha Spiroas Pamela
Ralph Inesonas Detective Inspector Dicks
Michael McElhattonas Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Richard Doubledayas Postmaster Wilson
Stacha Hicksas Florence Nightingale Shore
Brian McCardieas Sir Hugh Persimmion
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Agatha and the Truth of Murder (2018)
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- The murder at the center of the film is a real one: Florence Nightingale Shore was the goddaughter of Florence Nightingale, and the film shows Agatha Christie investigating her killing and how the case shaped her later writing.
- Ruth Bradley, who plays Agatha Christie, said she felt pressure taking the part and used Laura Thompson's 2007 biography Agatha Christie: An English Mystery "like a bible".





















