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Siope you are so right. When I was young the word coloured was used by my parents, at that time I think it was considered polite!!
Siope yes, I agree, but as trends and expressions change, it must be difficult for some people to keep up. When they hear the term "person of colour" used by well-known people like Diane Abbott it may be confusing that using the term "person of colour" is correct but "coloured person" is not.
As far as drama goes, I like a period piece to be true to the era it's set in as that makes it more interesting to me. Chacun à son goût.
The problem with this adaptation of a Christie story, is that it was a clunky adaptation, with a clunky script, badly produced and badly acted.
Interesting point, M0nica as the actors are well-known and experienced - perhaps they were all sending it up! 🤔
More farce than murder mystery which is a pity.