BBC Adapts Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero

The BBC has unveiled first-look images of its upcoming adaptation of Agatha Christie's mystery novel 'Towards Zero', featuring a star-studded cast including Anjelica Huston as Lady Tressilian, Matthew Rhys as Inspector Leach, and Oliver Jackson-Cohen as tennis player Nevile Strange. The story, set in 1936, revolves around a scandalous celebrity divorce and the complex dynamics that arise when the ex-couple spend a summer at a seaside estate, leading to murder amidst jealousy and deceit. Directed by Sam Yates and adapted by Rachel Bennette, the three-part drama promises a rich narrative filled with intriguing characters and a tangled web of relationships. The adaptation aims to capture the dark and glamorous essence of Christie's work while resonating with contemporary themes. Filming took place in scenic locations including Bristol and the Devon coast, further enhancing the series' visual appeal. The show will be available on BBC iPlayer and BritBox, marking a significant collaboration in bringing Christie's classic tale to life.