As Gwenda begins renovations, she stunningly comes to. 2001 saw the first radio adaptation which was transmitted on BBC Radio 4 and starred June Whitfield. 'Sleeping Murder,' Miss Marple’s final case, was written when Dame Agatha was at the peak of her creative talent, and has only recently been released for publication. A young married couple, Gwenda and Giles Reed, purchase a new home in the English village of Dillsmouth.
It was then adapted again in 2006, this time by ITV, for their series Marple which starred Geraldine McEwan. Miss Marple investigates a cold case of a murder that had happened 18 years ago in this thrilling and spooky murder mystery. This book was published posthumously in 1976, although Agatha Christie had written it during the Second World War.
Sleeping Murder was first adapted for television in 1987 as part of the Miss Marple series by the BBC, starring Joan Hickson as Miss Marple. Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie is Miss Marple’s last case. In An Autobiography Christie explains that she ‘had written an extra two books during the first years of the war’ and ‘those two books, when written, were put in the vaults of a bank.’ But in Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks, John Curran argues that it was written much later. There is much discussion around when the story was first written. Originally it has been thought that the story was written in the early 1940s, although this has been debated by Christie expert John Curran in his book Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebook in which he discovers that Christie began writing the novel much later. The plot of the early 17th century play, The Duchess of Malfi, concerns a woman who is strangled by her brother because of the man she married, exactly Dr. A puzzle that is tortuous, surprising and finally satisfying.
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