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Ferrari Press AgencyAgatha 1Ref 1678905/05/2025See Ferrari textPictures must credit: BBCInspector Poirot crime novelist Agatha Christie has been brought back to life — to give tips to aspiring writers. The British author, who died aged 85 in 1976, is known for classic murder mysteries such s Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile.But now she is animatedly offering writing advice in the 21st century thanks to a new AI-assisted course from the BBC.It is part of the UK broadcasting corporation's Maestro series where aspiring famous names in the arts give tips.The course, titled Agatha Christie: Writing, brings Christie's storytelling insights to life through a digitally reconstructed version of the author, portrayed by actress Vivien Keene. Her likeness and voice are enhanced using artificial intelligence trained on archival footage, interviews, and letters. The result is an interactive experience where Christie appears to personally guide users through the mechanics of constructing a good mystery. BBC Studios partnered with Christie's estate for the project to ensure that the advice is rooted in her own words rather than imagined by machine learning.Across 11 video lessons and 12 exercises, the course covers character arcs, red herrings, pacing and the precise art of the ending twist. OPS: Agatha Christie recreated with the help of AI for the BBC Maestro series.Picture supplied by Ferrari,Image: 995309610, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions:, Model Release: no

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