Eleven Missing Days
British film
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Eleven Missing Days is a British upcoming biographical mystery thriller film.[1] Starring Felicity Jones and Vincent Cassel, the film delivers a fictionalised account of Agatha Christie's real-life eleven-day disappearance in December 1926.
by Jared Cade
Vincent Cassel
| Eleven Missing Days | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Bertie Ellwood |
| Screenplay by | Ernesto Foronda |
| Based on | Agatha Christie and the Eleven Missing Days by Jared Cade |
| Starring | Felicity Jones Vincent Cassel |
Production companies | Animus Films Fortitude International Green Light Pictures Object & Animal Peachtree Media Partners |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Plot
When crime writer Agatha Christie (Jones) goes missing, members of her family and household fall under suspicion. The investigation falls to a retired Belgian detective (Cassel) who happens to resemble Christie's famed character Hercule Poirot.
Cast
- Felicity Jones as Agatha Christie
- Ben Hardy
- Alfie Allen
- Vincent Cassel as Jacques Pieters
- O-T Fagbenle as Allen Lane[2]
- Stacy Martin
- Oliver Trevena as Monty Miller[3]
- Ryan McParland as William Kenward[4]
- Nicole Elizabeth Berger
Production
The film was announced in May 2026, with Fortitude International shopping the project to buyers at the Cannes market.[5]
In June, Oliver Trevena was cast as Agatha Christie's brother.[3] Further cast were unveiled later on June 8, with filming commencing later that week.[4][6] Haywards Heath was touted as a potential filming location,[7] with London also included.[8][9]
Filming wrapped in July.[10]