Here is the sixth picture:

Today’s clue is, There are a few pairs of siblings in this story– one of these pairs contains an adult brother.  What is the last name of the brother in this pair of siblings?

Good luck finding this picture!

1) What song does Marlene Dietrich sing in the Billy Wilder movie version of WFTP?

2) In a 1957 stage production of WFTP at Theatre-By-The-Sea in Mantunuck, Rhode Island, who played Sir Wilfrid and who played Romaine?

3) Who gets top billing in the opening credits of the 1982 TV movie WFTP?

4) What late-1940's NBC radio series did a production of WFTP?

5) Who did the production design for the Broadway production of WFTP?

6) Which member of Kim Cattrall's family was also a big fan of Agatha Christie?

7) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Poirot did Toby Jones appear in and who did he play?

8) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Poirot did Monica Dolan appear in and who did she play?

9) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Marple (with Geraldine McEwan) did David Haig appear in and who did he play?  Also, which episode of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple (with Joan Hickson) did David Haig appear in and who did he play?

10) Who won a Golden Globe for performing in the 1957 film of WFTP?

11a, 11b,11c) The murder weapon that kills Emily French is different in the short story, play, and TV adaptation.  Which weapon is used in each case?

12) In the short story, in which street did Leonard Vole first meet Emily French?

13) In the short story, Emily French owns at least how many cats?

14) In the short story, what is the name of the woman who gives the solicitor letters that can discredit a witness?

15) Who directed the 2016 TV adaptation?

16) Billy Howle will play a character with the last name "Mayhew" in which upcoming movie?

17) What kind of soup did Marlene Dietrich make for Billy Wilder during the filming of Witness for the Prosecution?

18) Which Agatha Christie story will screenwriter Sarah Phelps adapt for television next?

Once you’ve gotten as many answers as you can, please send your answers in– here’s how to find the relevant email address:

Here’s what you need to do.  Watch the videos on the making of The Witness for the Prosecution here: http://www.agathachristie.com/watch/the-witness-for-the-prosecution/behind-the-scenes.  Then, use what you’ve learned to answer the following questions.

1)    Toby Jones says that you “absorb Agatha Christie like you absorb” who?

2)    Monica Dolan says that she was once “a bit obsessed” with one of Christie’s novels.  What is the proper noun in the title of that book?

3)    Kim Cattrall says that she once participated in a workshop for the play version of Witness for the Prosecution in which city?

Let’s suppose that the answer to #1 is “Dickens” (it’s not), the answer to #2 is “Mesopotamia” from “Murder in Mesopotamia” (it’s not), and the answer to #3 is “Los Angeles” (it’s not)  If the city in question has more than one word (maybe it does, maybe it doesn't), include all the words in the city's name.  You would string your answers together– all lowercase, no spaces, into dickensmesopotamialosangeles.  That gives you the secret email address where you have to send your answer– dickensmesopotamialosangeles –at– gmail.com.  Send your answers to the correct email address.

Once you’ve figured out the name of the secret email address, you need to send an email to that address with the following information.  Put “TWFTP TRIVIA GAME” in the subject line.  Then include:

1.     The name of the mystery defendant.

2.     Your name.

3.     Your user name on the discussion boards.

That’s how you’ll submit your answer!

(Those of you who played the first game will have a head start on this.)

Please send in your answers by Midnight, January 31st, CST.  Good luck!

–GKCfan

Remember, the more people who make comments and get involved in the game, the more fun it will be, as long as everybody plays fair and friendly.

Here’s the third picture:

Have you seen it before?  If not, start looking!

The clue is: What is the first name of the narrator of the mystery (or mysteries) represented by this image?

That character is the third juror.  Guess who?

Happy searching!

1) What song does Marlene Dietrich sing in the Billy Wilder movie version of WFTP?

“I May Never Go Home Anymore”

2) In a 1957 stage production of WFTP at Theatre-By-The-Sea in Mantunuck, Rhode Island, who played Sir Wilfrid and who played Romaine?

Basil Rathbone played Sir Wilfrid, Fay Emerson played Romaine

3) Who gets top billing in the opening credits of the 1982 TV movie WFTP?

Ralph Richardson

4) What late-1940's NBC radio series did a production of WFTP?

Radio City Playhouse

5) Who did the production design for the Broadway production of WFTP?

Kathryn B. Miller

6) Which member of Kim Cattrall's family was also a big fan of Agatha Christie?

Her mother

7) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Poirot did Toby Jones appear in and who did he play?

Murder on the Orient Express, Samuel Ratchett

8) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Poirot did Monica Dolan appear in and who did she play?

After the Funeral, Miss Gilchrist

9) Which episode of Agatha Christie's Marple (with Geraldine McEwan) did David Haig appear in and who did he play?  Also, which episode of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple (with Joan Hickson) did David Haig appear in and who did he play?

McEwan: Murder is Easy, Major Hugh Norton;  Hickson: 4:50 from Paddington, Alfred Crackenthorpe

10) Who won a Golden Globe for performing in the 1957 film of WFTP?

Elsa Lanchester

11a, 11b,11c) The murder weapon that kills Emily French is different in the short story, play, and TV adaptation.  Which weapon is used in each case?

a) Crowbar (short story), b) Cosh (play), c) Candlestick (TV adaptation)

12) In the short story, in which street did Leonard Vole first meet Emily French?

Oxford Street

13) In the short story, Emily French owns at least how many cats?

Eight

14) In the short story, what is the name of the woman who gives the solicitor letters that can discredit a witness?

Mrs. Mogson

15) Who directed the 2016 TV adaptation?

Julian Jarrold

16) Billy Howle will play a character with the last name "Mayhew" in which upcoming movie?

On Chesil Beach

17) What kind of soup did Marlene Dietrich make for Billy Wilder during the filming of Witness for the Prosecution?

Mushroom

18) Which Agatha Christie story will screenwriter Sarah Phelps adapt for television next?

Ordeal by Innocence

And the winner is...

Piers Cardon (Dr. Sheppard)!  Well done!

Well, good news, everybody!  The case is solved!  Let me give you the solutions to the game:

Day One

The image is from the new stamp celebrating And Then There were None. 

http://www.agathachristie.com/news/2016/discover-the-design-process-behind-the-christie-stamps

The first juror’s last name is LEGGE.

Day Two

The image is Francesca Annis from Partners in Crime.

http://www.agathachristie.com/characters/tommy-and-tuppence

The second’s juror’s first name is TUPPENCE.

Day Three

The image is from the recent two-book edition of The Mysterious Affair at Styles and Curtain.

http://www.agathachristie.com/to-buy

The third juror’s first name is ARTHUR.

Day Four

The image is from the cover of a new edition of The Double Clue & Other Hercule Poirot Stories.

http://www.agathachristie.com/news/2016/galaxy-quick-reads

The fourth juror’s last name is ROSSAKOFF.

Day Five

The image is from the cast photo of the TV movie Curtain. 

http://www.agathachristie.com/news/2015/agatha-christies-poirot-receives-emmy-nomination

The fifth juror’s last name is COLE.

Day Six

The image is from the cover of the book Dumb Witness.

http://www.agathachristie.com/stories/dumb-witness

The sixth juror’s last name is ARUNDELL.

Day Seven

The image is from the cover of the book Sad Cypress.

http://www.agathachristie.com/stories/sad-cypress

The seventh juror’s first name is ELINOR.

Day Eight

The image is from the cover of the book Absent in the Spring.

http://www.agathachristie.com/stories/absent-in-the-spring

The eighth juror’s last name is SCUDAMORE.

Day Nine

The image is from a room in Christie’s home.

http://www.agathachristie.com/about-christie/family-memories/the-guessing-game

The ninth juror’s last name is RAMSBOTTON.

Day Ten

The image is from the color of the play Love From a Stranger.

http://www.agathachristie.com/stories/love-from-a-stranger-play

The tenth juror’s first name is NIGEL.

Day Eleven

The image is from the computer game adaptation of The ABC Murders.

http://www.agathachristie.com/play

The eleventh juror’s first name is MEGAN.

Day Twelve

The image is from the cover of the novel Evil Under the Sun.

http://www.agathachristie.com/stories/evil-under-the-sun

The twelfth juror’s first name is STEPHEN.

***SPOILERS AHEAD***

Take the first letter from each name, and you get LTARCAESRNMS.  Properly re-arranged, you get…

MRS. LANCASTER from By the Pricking of My Thumbs!

Now, as for the questions regarding submitting your answers…

1)    Toby Jones says that you “absorb Agatha Christie like you absorb” who?

Shakespeare

2)    Monica Dolan says that she was once “a bit obsessed” with one of Christie’s novels.  What is the proper noun in the title of that book?

Nile

3)    Kim Cattrall says that she once participated in a workshop for the play version of Witness for the Prosecution in which city?

New York City

Congratulations to the people who got the correct answer! 

Congratulations, milako!

Congratulations, P_Lombard!

Congratulations, Dr. Sheppard!

Now, you need to submit your answer.  Here’s what you need to do.  Watch the videos on the making of The Witness for the Prosecution here: http://www.agathachristie.com/watch/the-witness-for-the-prosecution/behind-the-scenes.  Then, use what you’ve learned to answer the following questions.

1)    Toby Jones says that you “absorb Agatha Christie like you absorb” who?

2)    Monica Dolan says that she was once “a bit obsessed” with one of Christie’s novels.  What is the proper noun in the title of that book?

3)    Kim Cattrall says that she once participated in a workshop for the play version of Witness for the Prosecution in which city?

Let’s suppose that the answer to #1 is “Dickens” (it’s not), the answer to #2 is “Mesopotamia” from “Murder in Mesopotamia” (it’s not), and the answer to #3 is “Los Angeles” (it’s not)  If the city in question has more than one word (maybe it does, maybe it doesn't), include all the words in the city's name.  You would string your answers together– all lowercase, no spaces, into dickensmesopotamialosangeles.  That gives you the secret email address where you have to send your answer– dickensmesopotamialosangeles –at– gmail.com.  Send your answers to the correct email address.

Once you’ve figured out the name of the secret email address, you need to send an email to that address with the following information.  Put “TWFTP GAME” in the subject line.  Then include:

1.     The name of the mystery defendant.

2.     Your name.

3.     Your user name on the discussion boards.

That’s how you’ll submit your answer!

If you have any questions, please post them on this thread.  Good luck!

Do you recognize it?  Here’s the clue: What is the first name of the clergyman in this story?

Stay tuned– this game will stay open for another week.  By now, you should have enough evidence to figure out who the defendant in the case was.  In a few days, I will tell you how to submit your answer.

If you live in the UK, make sure to watch the new television adaptation of “The Witness for the Prosecution” tonight!

Have fun!

Another day, another picture.  Here’s the fifth one:

Now, this picture is of an actress playing a Christie character. (Ignore the fellow in the tuxedo in the top right– he’s not relevant to today’s game.)  Just focus on the female character, please.

Today’s clue is: What is the last name of the character being portrayed in the picture?

Do you recognize this picture?  Have you seen the adaptation in question?

Good luck!  Have fun!

This is the tenth picture:

Here’s the clue:  Geoffrey King, Leslie Austen, Richard Williams, and Alan Howland have all played this character.  What is the first name of this character?

You will probably have to do a little Internet searching to solve this one.  That’s O.K.

Good luck!

Here’s the fourth picture:

Is it familiar to you?

Today’s clue is: The titular story in this collection features a thief.  What is the last name of that thief?

Hmmm… looks like the fourth juror has had a little brush with the law in the past!  I wonder if that affected the verdict?

Best of luck to you!

If you want to find out more about the new adaptation of "The Witness for the Prosecution," airing in the UK tomorrow, take a look here: 

http://www.agathachristie.com/news/2016/sarah-phelps-takes-on-her-third-agatha-christie-adaptation

http://www.agathachristie.com/watch/the-witness-for-the-prosecution

Here is the clue: There’s a romantic subplot in most of Christie’s stories.  What is the first name of the only female character in this story to be paired up with a man at the end of this story?

All good things must come to an end, and tomorrow is the last day of the game, but don’t worry– you won’t have to turn in your answers until New Year’s, so you have plenty of time to catch up if you’re running behind. 

Good luck, and once again…

HAPPY CHRISTMAS!!!

Here is today’s picture:

Just so you know, it’s not from a book cover or an adaptation of Christie’s work.

This clue may be a little tough, so read it carefully: This image accompanies an anecdote on the website where the making of one of Christie’s stories is discussed.  In that story, a suspect befriends the detective.  On the webpage where the full-size version of this image is found, the character in question’s name is misspelled.  What is the correctly-spelled last name of this character?

Does this look familiar to you?

Here’s the clue:  What is the last name of the female protagonist of this story?

Boy oh boy oh boy, is this fun!  I hope you’re enjoying this as much as I am!

Here is the seventh picture:

Today’s clue is: An innocent person is charged with murder in this story.  What is the first name of that wrongly accused individual?

Enjoy your search!

So, here is the next picture:

Have you seen this image in the past?  The full picture is somewhere on the Agatha Christie website.

Today’s clue: What is the nickname that the character portrayed here goes by?

The character that an actress is playing here is the second juror!  Who is it?

Please feel free to discuss this on the board!  Remember, no spoilers!