And Then There Were None [Radio Play, BBC]

This excellent radio adaption of Christie’s well-known novel should not be missed. It tells the story quite nicely, but don’t expect it to be like the Hollywood movie or the play. The ending is faithful to the novel, which is not at all like the play and movie. The actors do a good job in creating the scary atmosphere, complete with sound effects. This tale is always entertaining, no matter which version you are reading, or how many times you’ve heard it before.

I misunderstood what "radio dramatization" really meant and, while this was a fun listen, was disappointed in the end. I enjoy books for the whole of the book, not just the dialogue, no matter how well-presented the lines are or how interesting the background sounds are. It was a good radio play, but that wasn't what I wanted. So heads-up for anyone else considering this!

This was a good adaptation of the novel, and the actors were great. In this story, 10 people on an island begin to die, one by one. Who is doing it? How? Why? A gripping radio drama with nice sound effects, this interpretation really made me feel as though I were on the island with them. I listened all the way to the end, and I was sorry when it was over. An exciting mystery that I didn’t want to end.