Cross-media picks for Agatha Christie fans — films, series, games and books in the same vein.
The picks here share a sensibility Christie fans will recognise: a closed world — a country house, a snowbound hotel, a moving train — where everyone has something to hide, manners mask menace, and the pleasure lies in untangling motive from opportunity. From The Lady Vanishes to Moonflower Murders, from puzzle-adventure games to locked-room novels, this list prizes wit over violence, atmosphere over gore, and the satisfying click of a well-placed deduction.
Film
Agatha
A real-life vanishing mystery set in England, 1926 — a journalist hunts for the disappeared mystery writer.
Film
Agatha and the Truth of Murder
Christie herself steps into the detective role to unravel an unsolved train murder from six years prior.
Film
Agatha Christie's Seven Dials Mystery
Two mysterious deaths mar a pleasant English country weekend, and an unflappable amateur sleuth investigates.
Film
The Lady Vanishes
A train journey, a vanishing woman, and a conspiracy unravelling in real time — suspense at its most elegant.
Film
Murder on the Orient Express
Poirot on the Orient Express: a closed-cast whodunit with multiple suspects and classic deduction.
Film
Thirteen at Dinner
A society actress, a murdered lord, and Poirot applying surgical logic to a web of motive and alibi.
Film
Mysteries
A brooding stranger unsettles a quiet coastal community — mystery steeped in atmosphere over action.
Film
Dead Man's Folly
A murder hunt game turns deadly real, putting Poirot's grey cells to work in a country house setting.
Series
Agatha Christie's Great Detectives Poirot and Marple
Poirot and Marple together in animated form — two great detectives for the price of one.
Series
Miss Marple: The Moving Finger
Poison-pen letters terrorise a quiet English village, and only Miss Marple can read the hidden currents.
Series
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Decades of Poirot cases across England, Egypt, and beyond — a long-running series of elegant Christie adaptations.
Series
Moonflower Murders
A novel within a mystery: a publisher unravels a country-house murder hidden inside a crime writer's fiction.
Series
Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye
A handful of grain in a murdered man's pocket leads Miss Marple to a killer with nursery-rhyme obsessions.
Series
Towards Zero
Scandalous pasts converge at a coastal estate; when murder strikes, a detective must unravel the truth.
Series
The Little Murders of Agatha Christie
French television adaptations of Agatha Christie's stories, transplanting her mysteries to a Gallic setting.
Series
Miss Marple: The Body in the Library
A young woman's body found in a library sets Miss Marple on the trail of a murderer in a grand country house.
Game
Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The First Cases
Play a young Poirot navigating a snowbound family gathering where tensions and secrets accumulate rapidly.
Game
Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders
Step into Poirot's shoes for an investigation where your weapon is knowledge, not force.
Game
Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express
A modernised Orient Express mystery set in 2023 — the classic premise with new elements for returning fans.
Game
A Detective's Novel
A snowbound mountain estate, a dead patriarch, and family suspects — a country-house mystery you navigate yourself.
Game
Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One
A young Holmes returns to the Mediterranean to investigate the mystery surrounding his mother's death.
Game
Agatha Knife
A darkly satirical narrative adventure seen through the eyes of a seven-year-old in her mother's butcher shop.
Game
Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Mummy
Holmes investigates a nobleman's mysterious death at the request of the man's worried daughter.
Game
Bohemian Killing
You're the accused in a steampunk Paris murder trial — an unconventional whodunit where you control the narrative.
Book
Miss Marple meets murder
A film actress witnesses a murder at her country home, Gossington Hall — and Miss Marple steps in to investigate.
Book
The Regatta Mystery
Short stories ranging from sinister murder mysteries to light romance, showcasing a breadth of classic crime writing.
Book
Miss Marple Omnibus
Multiple Miss Marple novels collected in one volume — ideal for readers who want more village detective fiction.
Book
Murder at Beechlands
A murderer stalks an isolated snowbound Sussex hotel while Inspector Perry tries to make sense of the chaos.
Book
Favorite sleuths
Stories from Ellery Queen, Dorothy L. Sayers, Rex Stout, and others — a golden-age detective anthology.
Book
Death of a busybody
The village busybody's murder in Hilary Magna exposes grudges simmering beneath polite English life.
Book
A Masculine Ending
A London professor finds a sleeping stranger in her borrowed Paris flat — and returns to find him gone but trouble remaining.
Book
Swan song
A locked-room mystery set in postwar Oxford, featuring an academic detective and a permanently silenced opera singer.
Start with Agatha Christie's Poirot, a long-running series of adaptations spanning England, Egypt, and beyond, then try Moonflower Murders — a meta-mystery in which a publisher must unravel a real murder hidden inside a crime writer's novel.
Swan Song delivers a locked-room puzzle in postwar Oxford centred on a silenced opera singer, while A Masculine Ending follows a London professor who stumbles on a mysterious disappearance in a borrowed Paris flat — both reward the patient, puzzle-first reader.
Yes — Agatha Christie – The ABC Murders casts you as Poirot himself in an investigation where knowledge is your only weapon, and A Detective's Novel puts you inside a snowbound mountain estate working through a family's secrets after the patriarch dies.