The Agatha Christie Collection 4K UHD (1974-1982) StudioCanal

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I wouldn't worry too much about Endless Night, it's more of a weird curiosity than a star-studded whodunnit.
It doesn't fit with the other four at all.

I saw the actual Nile streamer used in the film a few years back. It was so exciting. Visited a lot of the locations too.

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Originally Posted by BlurayForumUser

I wouldn't worry too much about Endless Night, it's more of a weird curiosity than a star-studded whodunnit.
It doesn't fit with the other four at all.

I saw the actual Nile streamer used in the film a few years back. It was so exciting. Visited a lot of the locations too.

I've always liked Endless Night and have seen it many times, and have it on Blu Ray. But I agree with you entirely. It shouldn't be in this box set. As you said, it has nothing in common with the other four films. They were laviously filmed, and had a star studded cast, and were filmed in exotic locations. I've always believed the pairing of Hywel Bennett and Hayley Mills, in Endless Night, stemmed from The Family Way (1966) which was a box office hit and they were paired in a few films after that.

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Originally Posted by Smokeyandthebandit

I've always liked Endless Night and have seen it many times, and have it on Blu Ray. But I agree with you entirely. It shouldn't be in this box set. As you said, it has nothing in common with the other four films. They were laviously filmed, and had a star studded cast, and were filmed in exotic locations. I've always believed the pairing of Hywel Bennett and Hayley Mills, in Endless Night, stemmed from The Family Way (1966) which was a box office hit and they were paired in a few films after that.

Yeah, Endless Night is a fine film but has no real place in this set. I guess if you want more for your money fine, but it would stand out like a sore thumb for me.

The Family Way is a great film.

Not sure why everyone is hating on The Mirror Crack'd, sure it lacks the locations and larger cast but it's fun for a wet Sunday afternoon. Though Angela Lansbury is no Miss Marple, and now as times moved on, it's clear Joan Hickson cannot be equalled.

The interview with Emily Hone on EUTS will hopefully be very interesting