A Brief Biography of Agatha Christie

In 1926, he asked for her divorce and the divorce for the second year became officially (Bautista, 2012). Perhaps the biggest mystery of Agatha Christie's career is her disappearance. Her husband got frustrated because she got divorced. On the evening of 3rd December 1926, she went to the second floor, kissed her child Rosalind on her cheeks, and went outside the house. She got into the car and drove it in 10 days. The police found her in the hotel room and was diagnosed with a temporary amnesia caused by nervous breakdown after she was found.

Christie was also portrayed as a fictitious character. Film Agatha (1979) (with Vanessa Redgrave, she is secretly planning to revenge her husband), and some of these accounts are questioned of the 1926 Christie's disappearance report, including mysterious doctors The episode of 'Unicorn and the hornet' (May 17, 2008), that along with Fenera Woolger, she disappeared was caused by a short spiritual connection between her and a foreign hornbeet It was. As a result of her temporary collapse others, such as Hungarian movies, Kojak Budapesten (1980; not to be confused with comedies of the same name in 1986), create their own scenes including Christie's criminal technique did. In the TV series "The Murder" (1986), Christie himself (Mrs. Peggy Ashcroft) killed her fictitious authentic character, Poirot. Christie plays the role of the London Blitz murder case of Gaylord Larsen's Dorothy and Agatha, and Max Allan Collins.

Christie, Agatha - Poirot 08 - Orient Express Murder / CHRISTIE, Agatha - Orient Express Murder Orient Express Murder of Agatha Christie is the world's most famous mysterious writer. Her book sold over 100,000 copies in English and sold 1 billion copies in 44 foreign languages. She is the most widely published writer in history, and only the Bible and Shakespeare can transcend. Her writing history has been over half a century, during which she wrote a collection of 79 novels and short stories, as well as 14 dramas, some of which are the oldest screenplays in history. Her two characters, the shining little Belgian Herak Leopold and unstoppable and ruthless Miss Mather, later became a world famous detective. Both are dramaized in feature films and television movies. Agatha Christie also used the pen name Mary Wester Marco to close up six romantic novels. Agatha Christie died in 1976