Well, well, Miss Claythorne l Philip Lombard & Vera Claythorne
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- Fanvideo about Philip Lombard and Vera Claythorne in And Then There Were None.
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I love this slow descent into madness. The song choice compliments the tension and the connection between these two. Beautiful job!
i feel like i need to explain that in the book, phillip didnt defend himself when vera thought he was the murderer. he didn't say anything about it, hence why vera killed him before 'he killed her'
Incipera Thank You! Finally someone who's smart!
Because she was a moron..she was an insane lady😅😅😅😅....
@@akshaysikarwarcool no she was just reasonable. they were the only two "indians" left and since she knew she wasn't the murderer, she was sure it was him. and he didn't do anything about it.
@@lowquality49 she was definetly insane. She killed a child who was the nephew of her lover
In some ways, I am upset by how much darker the series is than the book. Yes, the book was dark, very dark, but not as dark as the series. Just my opinion. I think in all likelihood, if Lombard had tried to talk her down peacefully in the book, in the end she might not have shot him. The fact that he lunged for her in the book was partly his demise. She already had the upper hand at that point, and no amount of swiftness would have matched her finger pulling the trigger. I would’ve just said “Vera, I know you’re not the murderer, and I trust you. Keep the gun if it makes you feel safer. I’m not going to harm you or try to take it away from you, and eventually you’ll realize that I can’t be the murderer. Keep on your guard, because I promise you the murderer is watching us to see how all this will turn out. The only way we can beat him is if we trust each other.”
Everything is perfect in this man, even the voice, movements and gait.❤
How can a man make such a simple line- 'Well,well,miss Claythorne.' sound so sexy😩🖤
This adaptation was so good.
That conversation in the book about "one has got to trust someone" Vera and Philip could still be alive at the end. But there's no thrill if someone has to be alive, they should be dead, all of them because of their selfishness and sins. And yeah that's life 😅
i dont remember them ever getting busy in the book...
That’s because they didn’t. The sad thing about TV remakes is that a lot of things get added or changed.
Yeah..they didn't even hugged..it's all made up to make it look spicy
Even before i watch the film,i read the book 3-4 times.Philipp immediately become my favourite personage and i was so sad when he was killed.Such a great character.
he was my favorite character the first time i read he book
But I love this couple so much. They are very compatible. Even though I cant see thru them that they really love each other 😭
I love this- im doing character study since im playing Vera in the play version. I love the slow burn into madness that's portrayed throughout the series.
Poor Aidan. The second Sean Bean. His characthers always die. Mitchell, Fili, Philip. Well, at least we know by the Poldark books that Ross doesn't die😄😄😄
I've never seen it that way, but you could be right.
Aidan played Kili not Fili
@@clairbanning6169 yes.
Ты прав. Кили ,а не Фили
i'm so emotional right now
The chemistry between Aidan and Maeve❤❤❤
What's the beautiful and powerful music of this wonderful video, please ? 😍
MacArthur was the most sympathetic of them. His wife cheated on him with another man. No matter the circumstances, that’s wrong. If she had only been honest with him, things might have turned out differently. But because they were keeping it a secret behind his back, that in part was what caused him to lose it. It was as though they were laughing at him behind his back. Adulterers were put to death in the Old Testament. The fact that the murderer considers MacArthur’s crime to be worthy of death shows he has no real care for justice, or punishing the wicked. He’s just a sadist who uses their crimes as an excuse to practice his sadism on them. I’m not saying their crimes weren’t worthy of death, I’m just saying that his was worse.
In the book, MacArthur didn't shoot the lover directly, he was the commander of the young man's division (or what it's called in the army idk XD) and he sent them all on a mission that he knew would result in their death to take revenge while making it seem like a "natural" death in battle. In the series, they made his character more impulsive and affective, in the book he planned and considered it all in cold-blood. I have been cheated on and it's horrible, but there are other ways to take revenge then to kill someone. And also, in the book, other soldiers who had nothing to do with the love affair die for the sake of MacArthur's revenge, so technically he "killed" several people in the books, while in the movie the viewer gets sympathy for him since they made the murder into sudden rush of madness.
I can't believe she killed him...
Jessica Zhang same ;-;
Blame miss Agatha 😄😄😄
She thought that he was the killer.
She can't trust any man
So beautiful!
I wish that they would have gotten married
They did in some adaptations. They ended up surviving by outsmarting UN.OWEN and then they escaped the island and got married
@@sophiafoster8531 could you give some names?
“I wish they HAD gotten married “
But i wish it was me and him instead of him being with vera 😂😂😂😂
Great performance
Wow, it would was be AMAZING if Vera Claythorne and Philip Lombard got married. Like if you agree.
CoolTastic XD They did in the 1900's version the full movie is on TH-cam.
In the stage version and most of the movie versions, they both turn out not to be murderers after all, so its implied that they will marry.
lmao they're cold blooded murderers, maybe they'd be together but in this world? no.
Or maybe you meant the actor and actress? Then yes.
@@mayaangelina2686 c’est quoi le titre du film svp ?
Realistic end for them😢😰
I agree. They were killers. I shipped them, but lets keep it real, they didnt deserve better
Ja 123 As Wargrave said, Philip was the sanest if them all.
I like the adaptation, but it did a horrible job in certain respects. I wish they had been more faithful to the source material. They took lots of liberties with the characters to make them seem more like they might be the killer. The characters were already quite cold-blooded. For example, in the book, Blore was a corrupt policeman who perjured his testimony in a bank robbery case to convict an innocent man (James Landor) and receive a generous payment from the gang who actually did the crime. With the blood money, Blore could quit the force and set up his own private eye business. Landor died in prison when he caught pneumonia. His family likely were destitute and had lost their breadwinner. It was only on the last night of his own life that Blore even remembered the Landor family and wondered what happened to them. The only time I felt sorry for Blore in the series was when he was wishing he had stayed home to tend to his garden. I can’t say I felt very sorry for him in the book.
If I remember correctly, in the book, didn’t Agatha Christie try to make it seem like he was more-so forced to by the gang?
obsessed with this. It's so good.
that hit me right in the feelings bruh
Que guapo Aidan ,buen actor y una preciosa voz 😯😯
I wish that she didn't do that to Philip, how could she kill the man who loved her!
lol, Philip loved no one; I'm not even sure he loved himself. He was smart and pragmatic but he was tired of living the life he had lived and he grossly underestimated the killer. And Vera
aci1970 he is a killer but he was as we said not for now, and he loved her as we saw
She is a psycho who thought that he was the killer which makes sense since no one else was on the island and she wanted to save herself from also being killed but ends up killing herself anyway because of guilt! It’s a survival of the fittest kind of the thing.
Philip just wanted to leave the island
That’s why I prefer the stage version from the 1940’s. In that version (which Agatha Christie also wrote), it turns out Philip and Vera are actually innocent and only have the appearance of being guilty, and in the end they both trick the killer U.N. Owen and escape the Island and live happily ever after. I know it’s not the original book ending, but it is the ending I prefer. If the adaptation had been smart, they would’ve filmed both endings and then saved the “happy ending” for the DVD release as a bonus feature.
I haven’t even read the book but ugh 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@Drew and Jazmín The only think i liked more in the book it was that it isnt revealed that the Mr. Wargrave is the killer until the last chapter.I wish they showed us that somebody put chair in the corner and the people coming to the island days after and one long shot in which we can see all dead bodies.And then show us the scene where Vera and judge are talking and Veras and Lawrences deaths.
Two very bad people, and yet I can’t help but wish that they had outsmarted the killer and gotten out of it.
That's actually exactly what happened in the 1945 adaptation
Ngl,Philip here is extremely hot!! But I must say I did not like any character in the book!! But then these characters were not meant to be liked I guess, so didn't feel sorry for his death
Please someone tell me the soundtrack used, I need it.
Hafsah Haq Cold by Jorge Mendez
Guys I need help! I don't understand something.1st What relationship the lawyer had with the others and how he found them? 2nd Why Vera said to the child to swim and actually she killed him? Thanks!
In the book, it's explained that the judge spent a lot of time searching for the perfect group of people to punish. 2. Vera knew the kid would drown, because he wasn't a good swimmer.
Oh thank you.But why Vera wanted to kill the child?
@@whitespy9704 because of money. Her lover was a second child in family, and after his brother's death should have become a heir. But his brother's wife gave birth to a baby boy, who is the kid that Vera had killed. She killed him because of money, she wanted marry and live together with her lover , but he had nothing
It all explains in the book. The judge left a letter
You should read em'
Is there a cat purring? LOL ;)
Nice
music pls
It doesn't really make sense because in the book she kills him... 😧
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She shot him in this one.
Greta M. She shot him in the book too
Merouane Khaznadji in the original movie they get married. But in this and in the book she does.
Which version is this?
Done by Writer it’s in TH-cam just look up And then there were none.
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That's one thing I didn't like in this mini series. In the book nothing actually happenes between the two of them. I believe they should have left it that way but of course they always make changes. In this case they did it just to spice things up but in my opinion it was irrelevant and definitely not needed.
Poor stupid Vera. Deceived by Hugo , who claimed to love her,she understands she made a killer of herself and there's no escape of that. How is simple to commit a murder, u can feel justified by your poorness, by a subtle bastard, by the promise of a better life ...a life no more as a servant. The character of Miss Claythorne should be much more investigated, like the ones of Macarthur,Brent,Armstrong,at least. What pisses me off is that this great adaptation of the novel I love since my childhood, still forces and changes primary details ...
this shit don't add up