Renowned actor Hugh Laurie embarks on a new venture with the launch of his sitcom, “Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?” Known for his iconic roles in Blackadder and House, Laurie takes on the challenge of adapting Agatha Christie’s 1934 novel into a murder mystery series.
The star-studded cast, featuring talents like Will Poulter and Frances Derwent, promises a captivating retelling of one of Christie’s most celebrated works.
In the series, Laurie not only directs but also takes on the role of psychotherapist Dr. James Nicholson. Expressing his enthusiasm, Laurie reveals a long-standing fascination with the novel since his teenage years, emphasizing his commitment to delivering a compelling narrative. Dressed sharply for the launch, Laurie sees the project as a privilege, aiming to bring his A-game to ensure the story’s richness is fully captured.
As the miniseries unfolds, viewers can anticipate a unique blend of Laurie’s directorial prowess and his on-screen charisma, promising an intriguing exploration into Agatha Christie’s world.
