Agatha Christie's Seven Dials
A 1925 country-house party ends in murder, and a young aristocrat sets out to solve it. This adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel pairs a lavish setting with a puzzling array of clues.
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About the series
When the clocks strike, murder follows.
What it’s about
At a lavish party in the English countryside, a guest dies under strange circumstances. The police, led by Superintendent Battle, focus on the crime scene but offer no theories. Lady Eileen "Bundle" Brent, a curious young aristocrat, decides to conduct her own investigation.
What hooks you
Helena Bonham Carter plays Lady Caterham, and Mia McKenna-Bruce is Bundle. The series is based on a novel by Agatha Christie, who is credited as a screenwriter. Chris Sweeney directs. The story is set in the 1920s and involves a mystery thriller with clocks.
Who it’s for
It suits viewers who enjoy period murder mysteries with amateur sleuths and a touch of aristocratic glamour. Those who like puzzles with symbolic clues and a brisk three-episode format will find it engaging.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 260 votesCreative team
All 12-
01
Helena Bonham Carter
Lady Caterham
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02
Mia McKenna-Bruce
Lady Eileen «Bundle» Brent
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03
Martin Freeman
Superintendent Battle
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04
Corey Mylchreest
Gerry Wade
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05
Edward Bluemel
Jimmy Thesiger
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06
Hughie O'Donnell
Bill Eversleigh
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07
Guy Siner
Actor
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08
Alex Macqueen
George Lomax
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09
Nyasha Hatendi
Actor
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10
Dorothy Atkinson
Lady Maria Coote
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11
Mark Lewis Jones
Sir Oswald Coote
Trivia
- Mia McKenna-Bruce (who played Aileen Brent) broke her leg during filming. Her stunt double was the actress's sister, Ellis McKenna-Bruce.
- The main character lives in a country house called "Chimneys." It is believed to be based on a real mansion in Greater Manchester (a ceremonial and metropolitan county in England). After the end of World War II, the mansion became the property of one of the writer's relatives, and she herself often stayed there. According to Agatha Christie's biographers (she is credited as screenwriter), she often described this very mansion in her novels (though under different names).
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Agatha Christie's Seven Dials (2026)
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2026
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2026
Agatha Christie's Seven Dials
2026