This second adaption of 'Ten Little Indians' is good but not as good as the 1945 'And Then There Were None.' This movie has good acting and all that, but it changes the plot around and it is not as perfect as it was in the original. One of the best things about it, however, was when Fabian choked, I'm sure it was because he was such a bad singer. He did have some good lines though.
Also, this film took more from the original movie than it did from the actual book; such as the general being stabbed instead of hit over the head, and some of the names being changed.
Also, this film took more from the original movie than it did from the actual book; such as the general being stabbed instead of hit over the head, and some of the names being changed.