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John Lee, the director of photography, said that during prep with Sandra Goldbacher, the director, they spoke a lot about trying to be honest about the 1950s but also modernizing it. They spoke a lot about being inspired by Hitchcock.

Agatha Christie was also involved in archaeology. She spent two decades living on excavation sites in the Middle East, writing novels and helping her husband on digs - often cleaning the finds with her face cream to preserve their moisture. She became an expert photographer during this time.

Morven Christie said, "I think what makes Agatha Christie stories timeless is that they are filled with intrigue. The characters are really rich, and they are quite complex stories. People love answering questions when they are watching dramas, and I think she was a master at that. That's why they endure."

Agatha Christie's books have been published in over 100 languages, making her the most translated writer of all time (UNESCO and Guinness World Records).

Pathologists read Agatha Christie novels to help them solve real-life poisoning cases. Christie was a poison expert; a skill she gained while volunteering at the dispensary in her local hospital during the First World War.

There were five different replicas of the Anubis made, two of which were soft for stunt action.

Claire Harris, the makeup designer, said she was reading a 1950s magazine that suggested women wear makeup and look their best, because there were fewer men available after the war.

Anna Chancellor described the costume designer, Trisha, as "really brilliant, and her team is brilliant. She is so exact. She goes way beyond the call of duty."

Director Sandra Goldbacher described Agatha Christie's "Ordeal by Innocence" as a whodunit and Sarah Phelps' adaptation as a whydunit.

Matthew Goode said that Bill Nighy brings a calmness to the set, and Matthew thinks that everyone is slightly in love with him. He described him as a '"charm bomb."

Anna Chancellor was asked, "If you were to sum up 'Ordeal by Innocence' in one word, what would it be?" She said, "Gothic."

Crystal Clarke, who plays Tina, said, "I see Jack as possibly Tina's defender. I imagine if they're out in town and somebody says something, it would be Jack that would speak up and shut it down. I think she really appreciates his cheekiness, and I think she appreciates the life that he brings into the house and the life that he brings out of her, even."

Agatha Christie had a prolific writing career spanning six decades, with 66 crime novels, six non-crime novels, and over 150 short stories. Her work includes "Murder on the Orient Express," "Death on the Nile," "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd," and the genre-defining "And Then There Were None."

When Eleanor Tomlinson was asked to describe "Ordeal by Innocence" in one word, she said, "Fractured."

Director Sandra Goldbacher said the time jumps were complex, and there were a few different techniques that she and DP John Lee used. The night of the murder all takes place in fog. The present takes place mostly in high summer. They also used different flashback techniques to take you into flashbacks.There are little heightened moments shot at a high frame rate and using backward sound designs.

John Lee, the director of photography, shot Rachel's scenes differently from those of the other characters. Rachel was given central framing, with the camera low to give her an appearance of power and dominance, but there is also a lot of space in the frame to showcase her loneliness.

Sarah Phelps, the script writer, had Morven Christie in mind to play Kirsten as she was writing the script.

Agatha Christie suffered rejection by six publishers before she was finally published by the Bodley Head.

Eleanor Tomlinson said that she loved how Sarah Phelps' adapted the script to modernize it and make it approachable for a younger audience.

The sets took about two and a half months to create within the locations.

Trisha Biggar, the costume designer, used original costumes from the 1950s. Eleanor Tomlinson said one of the blouses she wore was even hand painted.

Anna Chancellor described the screenwriter, Sarah Phelps, as "very emotional, very passionate, very compassionate, and also very detailed."

"Ordeal by Innocence" was filmed in Scotland, and the weather was sometimes a struggle. Producer Roopesh Parekh said that on some days they experienced all four seasons in just one day.

John Lee, the director of photography, said that one of the most difficult places to shoot in the house was the stairway. There wasn't a lot of natural light.

Jo Riddell, the production designer, said that when they first got to the house it was yellow.

Director Sandra Goldbacher said that she was hooked immediately after reading the script.

Jo Riddell, the production designer, mostly decorated the house only with artwork that was described in the script.

Trisha Biggar, the costume designer, found the green dress that Tina is wearing before the wedding in Rome. The flowers were hand painted.

This is not the first time that John Lee, the director of photography, and Sandra Goldbacher, the director, have worked together. They both worked on parts of "Victoria."

"Ordeal by Innocence" was the first time in his career that Bill Nighy worked with a drone.