. >> agatha christie's murder mystery play is celebrating 70 years in london's west end tonight.has been performed 29,000 times and will cross the atlantic and open and broadway. despite its age, the mousetrap has not lost its original charm. >> welcome to today's performance of the mousetrap. >> agatha christie's the mousetrap and today's performance, number 28,915. a special anniversary reunion for cast members. this is more than a play, it is a must see. >> we must see buckingham palace, we will see the tower of london. we will see the mousetrap. there you are. >> backstage, little has changed. >> this is the original wind machine from 1952. >> the original 1952 production. >> and to make it wintry, actors step into the snow. it was setting records even in the 50's. and since then, it's been a fixture on the west end with one veteran involved from day one. agatha christie's grandson. >> this anniversary will not be the last. >> there will be a second mousetrap on broadway. >> we have thousands of american tourists cominto the show and i think it's time we put on the front foot

agatha christie limited it. agatha christie limited thank thank you michael .ch the mousetrap in the west end and indeed, shortly on broadway , thanks to stefan on broadway, thanks to stefan curiosities and to the great grandson of agatha christie, james peacock . grandson of agatha christie, james peacock. coming up, more sunday conversation, including as the world cup goes its second week amidst controversy about, oh rights in, qatar. why are there so openly gay footballers ? england and our fascination with chocolate. we'll be exploring the taste of the uk's finest. that's the weather. looking to today's weather, the uk is looking cloudy and damp in the south but brighter and blustery in the northwest. let's take a look the details. southwest england retain some cloud through the day though a few bright spells are possible . few bright spells are possible. cornwall and devon will remain largely dry, but some rain is possible from dorset eastwards. this early rain across southeast england clear initially before redeveloping possibly heavy at times . it redeve

agatha christie's the mousetrap.this is more than a play, it's a must see on the london tourist trail. they got out their map and everything, and they were saying, "what shall we do? we must see buckingham palace, we must see the tower of london, we must see the mousetrap." and you just thought, "there you are." backstage, little has changed. this, the wind machine. this is the original from 1952? the originalfrom 1952, the original production. and to make it really wintry, actors step into the snow room. but what makes it remarkable is the history. it was setting records even in the �*50s. do you think it's the best play you've written? i don't know. other people seem to, anyway! and since then, it's been a fixture on the west end, with one veteran involved from day one — agatha christie's grandson. it's a very important moment, but one thing i will tell you about this anniversary, it will not be the last. and to mark the landmark, there is going to be a second mousetrap on broadway. each summer, we have thousands o

and, the world's longest-runng theater production, agatha christie's the morap, celebrates 70 years indon's west end. for a of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. england and the u.s. played their much awaited world cup match in qatar. the result was a tie with neither side scoring a goal. england will be most satisfied with the result. my victory over iran means almost certain qualifications for the knockout stages. the americans were impressive and could still make it through. in the first half, usa's christian percentage came court -- closest to scoring. before halftime, england's mason mount ha his court save -- shot saved by the american goalkeeper. the second hf most -- both sides tried to go one ahead. england during extra time, a header missed the target. mr. mcgregor is in doha and watched the match for us. >> after and impressing opening game, this looked like a different england. it will be concerning because the team would have known that a one tonight would have all but guaranteed their place in the last 16. the usa surprised a few peop

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agatha christie's the mousetrap. play, it's a must—see on the london tourist trail. they got out their map and everything, and they were saying, "what shall we do? we must see buckingham palace, we must see the tower of london, we must see the mousetrap." and you just thought, "there you are." backstage, little has changed. this, the wind machine. this is the original from 1952? the originalfrom 1952, the original production. and to make it really wintry, actors step into the snow room. but what makes it remarkable is the history. it was setting records even in the �*50s. do you think it's the best play you've written? i don't know. other people seem to, anyway! and since then, it's been a fixture on the west end, with one veteran involved from day one — agatha christie's grandson. it's a very important moment, but one thing i will tell you about this anniversary, it will not be the last. and to mark this moment, it's finally going to have an appearance on broadway. each summer, we have thousands of american tourists

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agatha christie and holiday murder mystery films like evil under the sun and the last yacht cruise.a filmed on a greek spice island last summer, according to the cast. they felt. it was as if they had gathered at a summer camp for adults, they all became friends and did not want to leave. it wasn't the case that we didn't see that on the set we only met at the premiere amazing experiences. the film crew was faced with the task of making a film that would not be inferior in any way to the original and would not look like a parody of it, of course, the key role in the success was played by daniel craig , whose character looks both brilliant and ridiculous, according to critics, craig frankly enjoys playing blank and one of his monologue windows and holes separately deserves some kind of award. craig is trying for a reason, according to the american media, he received a huge fee for filming all the way. $100 million criticism. they rated the film very highly, writing that it has an even larger, spectacular, thoughtful , multifaceted and multi-layered mystery than in the original, ryan

detective books, sometimes, non-fiction, and who do you like from detective stories and tomorrow agatha christieu wrote. eh, it's true, yes, but no such feel. i don’t know what you are listening to, as he likes to say that you are some kind of old mothball there. listen to a bunch of trendy music here. well bravo enough already like this, because bravo is really very good. the group i have no doubt. i also like the work of the bravo group. and you are from bravo. what, what do you like the most, because there are different periods. sometime i can. and for example, and later still strong, figuring out who sings there i like a song, and what songs i like, and this one the city is the best yeah, i still don't remember what it's called, but where something is sung about the moscow beat. well, we see everything that emilia calmly confidently approached the third round, but the third round is not easy. there is an important reaction. what do you think, will emilia cope just before the transfer, and we discussed here is her character trait, when you need to do it faster than you think and decide this i

it was agatha christie, then arbakaite, then valery leontiev stashevsky, then brilliant, so i had noready to change something, as they are now klava coca yes. her producers called and said, we have a girl, we need to do something. i made her white never felt like a waiter with the first scissors clapping with the first curl on the floor. he became his board with clients, despite their status and financial situation. they immediately became good. as friends or friends, it so happened from zhanna friske that they became close people. you won't believe i came in shiny i had black hair like this black and like this here are the eyebrows and vlad and natasha vlasova came, so i ’m already working with two of them, i’m already afraid to say it out loud. how old and for me, these two creatures seemed like they came together from somewhere from another world from the world of beauty from some other planet. he gets up so fashionable and he had such a handkerchief tied up here. and we, like four chickens, were sitting on such a small bench, and this was before the shooting of our first video, a

you've agatha christie is you've got agatha christie is now the west end.o we've talked about that on the show before. got that on so before. have they got that on so fast? well, reckon people have fast? well, i reckon people have been on this for been working on this for a little while and think that's little while and i think that's the you've got. you'll see the key you've got. you'll see actor some theatre's been looking is the looking for shows this is the wyndham i know somebody wyndham theatre. i know somebody who's to see it already, who's been to see it already, i think. oh, what do they think they amazed happened so they were amazed it happened so quickly they won't say quickly and they saw i won't say they in the audience. yes they saw in the audience. yes they saw in the audience. yes they embarrassed well. of they embarrassed as well. one of they embarrassed as well. one of the baristas who was obviously checking check out how checking to check out how accurate was how well he was being played. i just wondered whether or not the transfer gnps w

the mousetrap, is it agatha christie play? 70 years has now gone 70 years. lockdown , lockdown. but after lockdown, after the pandemic, the audiences came right back. so it's been going for 70 years strong. you see in the same theatre as it always been in the same theatre. i know about that. but to take it to but they're going to take it to broadway now. apparently, agatha said it . she said she didn't want it. she didn't to go to the didn't want it to go to the united oh, it on united states. oh, watch it on broadway . for some she broadway. for some reason, she didn't be right, didn't think it would be right, but they are taking a version of it well, it to broadway now. oh, well, quite it, to have quite amazing, isn't it, to have written a play thought would written a play she thought would probably longer probably not last much longer than same than a year. been in the same theatre for years as i've theatre for 70 years as i've neven theatre for 70 years as i've never, ever seen it. i saw the first act. oh yeah. just the facti first act. oh yeah. just the

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