Heidi Armbruster’s “Mrs. Christie” explores the famed mystery writer’s still-unexplained 11-day disappearance.
It’s been a little over a hundred years since Agatha Christie burst onto the literary scene in 1920 with the first of her detective novels, introducing her eccentric Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.
And adaptations of her work just keep on coming. “A Haunting in Venice” is currently in cinemas, director/star Kenneth Branagh’s third movie based on Christie’s Poirot mysteries. “I’ve always been a fan of mysteries, and I went through a period of time right after my mother passed away where I was really craving something that you could pick up and put down,” Armbruster says. “I felt like I didn’t have enough attention span for quote-unquote ‘smart’ stuff. I had been aware of Agatha Christie since I was a kid, but I had really dismissed it as something that was for middle school students.
After this serendipitous reintroduction, Armbruster was inspired to do a deep dive into Christie’s life and writings, and the personal resonance for her only increased.
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