Upon hearing footsteps in the hall, Lombard, Vera and Blore search the house for the missing doctor, and just as Blore sees something through his binoculars, he is crushed to death by bricks falling from the roof. Vera again refuses to discuss her "crime," but later that night, admits to Lombard that she took the blame when her sister killed her fiancé. Upon their return to the dining room, the foursome discover that Quincannon has been shot in the head. When she screams, Blore, Armstrong and Lombard race upstairs, only to discover that she was frightened by a piece of hanging seaweed. Vera refuses to admit that she has committed a crime and rushes to her room. Blore reveals that his testimony sent an innocent man to jail, where he was killed, and Lombard carefully states that an explorer named Lombard was responsible for the death of many natives. During dinner, the alcoholic Armstrong confesses to operating while drunk and Quincannon admits that he sentenced an innocent man to death in order to ruin the defending attorney's reputation.
AND THEN THERE WERE NONE MOVIE GENERATOR
When the generator fails, Quincannon and Armstrong, who are alone together, decide that the incident clears them of suspicion. Emily is soon found murdered with a hypodermic stolen from the doctor's bag, and the five remaining guests contemplate the five remaining statues. Emily denies their accusations, although she informs them that her nephew was killed after she sent him to a reformatory. In the morning, the men find Rogers, who has been killed with an axe, and suspicion falls on Emily, who was walking on the beach. The guests vote on who they think is guilty, and when Rogers receives two votes, the drunken, affronted butler, who confirms that he and his wife "helped" to end the suffering of their former employer, is locked in the woodshed. After Lombard finds Mandrake's corpse, with a knife in its back, Rogers informs the group that another statue is missing. After a fruitless day of searching, six of the remaining guests assemble for dinner, while Lombard looks for the missing Mandrake, who years before had caused the death of his unfaithful wife's lover. With only eight people and statues remaining, the group determines to find Owen, whom they believe is hiding. In the morning, Ethel fails to awaken, and Armstrong realizes that she has died from a sedative overdose. Rogers then shows Quincannon that one of the Indian statues has been broken, and the upset guests retire.
Armstrong deduces that he has been killed with poison. Owen" means "unknown," the group decides to leave the island, but Rogers informs them that the next boat will not arrive until Monday morning. The guests are shocked by the accusations, although Starloff casually admits to knocking down two pedestrians while driving. Rogers then puts a record on the phonograph, as he was instructed to do, and the guests are astonished to hear Owen accuse them of various crimes that led to the deaths of others. Vera begins to recite the nursery rhyme about ten little Indian boys who are killed, and Starloff continues the rhyme in the parlor. While eating in the dining room, the guests become intrigued by the centerpiece, which consists of ten figurines of Indian boys. The eight passengers, who are all strangers, are greeted by butler Thomas Rogers and his wife Ethel, the cook, who reveal that they have not met their new employer. Blore and Prince Nikita Starloff are taken on a fishing boat to Indian Island, off the coast of Devon, England, for a weekend visit with the mysterious U. Armstrong, Philip Lombard, Vera Claythorne, General Sir John Mandrake, Emily Brent, William H. On a stormy Friday afternoon, Judge Francis J.
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