The new film starring Keira Knightley arrived on the streamer on Friday (10th October) and despite a relatively poor critical reception, it has instantly shot to the top of the Netflix Top 10 list.
As she investigates, things continue to get increasingly suspicious leading up to a major twists – if you've seen it and need it all unpacked, read for The Woman in Cabin 10 ending explained.
The Woman in Cabin 10 ending explained: Who was thrown overboard?
After discovering that the woman she had seen in the supposedly unoccupied cabin (number 10) is actually the spitting image of Anne (Lisa Loven Kongsli) things start to click into place.
However, in Agatha Christie-style fashion, nothing goes to plan. It’s revealed when Anne discovered Carrie and her husband scheming in cabin 10, a fight broke out, and she fatally hit her head, before Richard pushed Anne overboard. Horrified, Carrie does as Richard tells her and becomes Anne for the rest of the trip.
When everyone leaves the ship for the day, apart from Ben who feels bad for leaving Lo (his ex-girlfriend) behind, Robert sets out to look for Lo in every corner of the ship. He doesn’t find her, but as the boat quietens down, Lo escapes from her hidden room to go up to Anne’s study, find the hidden key and steal her confession from her desk drawer – the one Anne had read her several days before.
In the altercation, Robert accidentally injects Ben with the lethal syringe, much to Lo’s horror. As he shouts at her to run even though Lo is too distressed to leave him, Ben continues to fight Robert off, until he collapses on top of him and dies.
Thanks to Ben’s help, Lo manages to rush back into her room and leap off her balcony into the icy waters below. Manically, she swims to shore and hides a shed and starts a fire to keep warm.
Richard takes the fake Anne (Carrie) to meet with their lawyers to rewrite the terms of Anne’s so that upon her death everything isn’t given to charity, but her greedy husband, Richard. Carrie has no choice but to sign on Anne’s behalf, despite being torn about how disposable she’ll be after the gala (as Lo warned her).
She allows Lo to stay and mid-way through Richard’s speech, dedicated to his wife, Lo enters the room full of people saying she has something that Anne would want her to read. Carrie (as Anne) gives her permission for the letter to be read, despite Richard’s attempts to throw Lo out, as even his wealthy friends (and the guests who didn’t believe Lo’s wild theories on the boat) remind him that this gala is in honour of Anne, so she should be allowed to speak.
As Lo reads more incriminating words, Richard panics and takes Carrie hostage at knifepoint to flee from the scene and heads along the docks and back towards a lifeboat. In the tense moment, Lo’s new ally, the member of the crew, shoots Richard in the shoulder. He becomes desperate and tries to strangle Carrie, before Lo finishes him off with one fatal blow with a x and he falls to his death.
A younger journalist compliments Lo on her making the story a tribute to Anne, as opposed to solely about Richard’s actions instead. Her article is also a tribute to her late ex, Ben, who heroically saved her from being silenced on the ship, and it also details the two-remaining co-conspirators at large, Robert and the Captain, John (John Macmillan).
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