Agatha Christie's Poirot 6-3, Triangle at Rhodes, 名探偵ポワロ 第6話　砂に書かれた三角形　 日本語字幕 - video Dailymotion

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00:00No, no, no, no, Major.

00:08Your interests are closer to the shore.

00:12My car, please.

00:13Certainly, Monsieur Poirot.

00:16The sharp eyes are important in both our professions.

00:25The sharp eyes are important in both our professions, Major.

00:29Important in both our professions, Major.

00:58Well done.

00:59Well done, Douglas.

01:01Shall I?

01:02Have a good game, gentlemen.

01:04Capital.

01:05Fellow's too good for me.

01:07Ran out with a break of 46.

01:09Pure fluke, I assure you.

01:15What'll you have?

01:16Uh, pink gin, please.

01:18And you, Major.

01:19This one's on me.

01:20Very kind of you.

01:21I'll have a whiskey and soda.

01:22Worked pretty hard all my life, you know.

01:44No time for holidays.

01:45Don't get me wrong.

01:46I've seen a bit of life this past few years, I can tell you.

01:50Excuse me, Major.

01:51You all ought to have come.

01:52Where have you been, darling?

01:53Up to the Temple of Apollo to see the sunset.

01:54There's the most marvelous view, darling.

01:55Right across to Turkey.

01:56We must go tomorrow.

01:57Sounds like a good idea.

01:58Miss Lyle, what'll you have?

01:59Oh, thanks.

02:00A sidecar, please.

02:01Darling?

02:02Pink gin.

02:03Oh, have that one.

02:04I'll order another.

02:05Oh, rather.

02:06Mrs. Gould?

02:07Orange juice, please.

02:08Orange juice, please.

02:09Orange juice, please.

02:10Orange juice, please.

02:11Orange juice, please.

02:12Orange juice, please.

02:13Orange juice, please.

02:14Orange juice, please.

02:15Orange juice, please.

02:16Orange juice, please.

02:17Orange juice, please.

02:18Orange juice, please.

02:19Mrs. Gould?

02:20Orange aid, please.

02:21Barman, could we have a sidecar and a pink gin?

02:24Ooh, I needed that.

02:25Are you sure you wouldn't like something stronger, Mrs. Gould?

02:30Oh, all right, then.

02:31Gin and ginger beer, please.

02:33Darling!

02:34Well, it feels like a celebration.

02:36Right you are, then.

02:37Gin and ginger beer it is.

02:38Barman?

02:40Barman!

02:42Barman!

02:43Barman!

02:44Stop it!

02:46My family is going to die!

02:48Stop it!

02:49I'm going to leave for Naples.

02:51My head is going to explode!

02:53Stop it!

02:54If you shout one more time, I'll shout a hundred times.

02:57If you shout one more time, I'll shout a hundred times.

03:00Please, please, cut it.

03:02You're right.

03:03Come here.

03:05Get over here, please, sir.

03:09Stop it, you idiot!

03:11I've been meaning to say all the time we've been here is that your clothes are so clever.

03:33such a marvelous line. are you all right? what's the matter? need a drink of some water.

03:41waiter!

03:43cough cough

03:45cough cough

03:47something gone down the wrong way?

03:49cough

03:51I can't get my breath.

03:53waiter!

03:55some water!

03:57commander Chantry!

03:59what's the matter?

04:01I don't know.

04:03that drink tasted queer.

04:05the pink gin.

04:07give her some room.

04:09drink this Val.

04:11try to drink this.

04:13cough

04:15cough

04:17cough

04:19that was my drink gold.

04:21I've not touched it.

04:23cough

04:25that was my drink gold.

04:27I've not touched it.

04:29the hell did you put in it?

04:31cough

04:33cough

04:35cough

04:37cough

04:39cough

04:49she's dead.

04:51she's dead.

04:55she's dead.

05:03you meant to kill me but you killed her.

05:05you meant to kill me but you killed her.

05:09I'll see you hang for this gold.

05:11I'll see you hang for this.

05:13I...

05:15I didn't do anything.

05:35I didn't do anything.

05:37I didn't do anything.

05:39I didn't do anything.

05:41I didn't do anything.

05:43I didn't do anything.

05:45I didn't do anything.

05:47I didn't do anything.

05:49I didn't do anything.

05:51I didn't do anything.

05:53I didn't do anything.

05:55I didn't do anything.

05:57I didn't do anything.

05:59I didn't do anything.

06:01I didn't do anything.

06:03you are not allowed to be silent

06:05until you explain all the movements exactly.

06:07how can I shit myself?

06:09you idiot.

06:11idiot.

06:13help.

06:17Mr. Warris.

06:19thank god I thought you'd left.

06:21thank god I thought you'd left.

06:23you must come quickly.

06:25Valentine Chantry is dead.

06:29and her husband's glass

06:31and she drank it.

06:35I feared such an outcome.

06:37then why didn't you do something?

06:39do what? what is there to do before the event?

06:41tell the police that someone has murder in their heart?

06:43no.

06:47dear.

06:49I have more pressing matters to attend to.

06:51I am a detective.

06:53more pressing matters to attend to.

06:55I am a detective.

06:57not a spy.

06:59kindly send my bags

07:01to the hotel.

07:11what is it?

07:13no.

07:29attracted to her.

07:31who wouldn't be?

07:33it was within the bounds

07:35of propriety.

07:37did she confide in you?

07:39a little.

07:43what did you say?

07:45in her marriage you mean.

07:47in her marriage you mean.

07:49she was rather lost and afraid.

07:51afraid of what?

07:53of Chantry.

07:55she thought he was jealous.

07:57of you?

07:59of anyone who paid attention to her.

08:01she was so helpless in many ways

08:03I felt protective towards her.

08:05but somehow everything got out of hand.

08:07Chantry behaving like a bull at the gate.

08:09then Marjorie getting hysterical.

08:14miss you cold.

08:37yes.

08:39your faith will be a great consolation.

08:44what are you still doing here?

08:48you've been here too long.

08:50you must leave.

08:53Farris.

09:13the poison was contained

09:15in the empty bottle

09:17which we discovered

09:19in mr. Gold's

09:21dinner jacket pocket.

09:23it is a safe to touch.

09:25the only fingerprints on it

09:27were Douglas Gold's.

09:29mrs. Chantry

09:31was a very beautiful woman.

09:33a public affair was taking place

09:35between her and Douglas Gold.

09:37a husband.

09:39he would not relinquish his wife.

09:41he would not relinquish his wife.

09:43the lover relinquishes his wife.

09:45the lover poisons

09:47the husband's glass

09:49and then just what his attention is elsewhere

09:51the wife drinks it instead.

09:53ecco.

09:55oh it is a scene worthy of the Italian opera inspector.

10:01Douglas Gold

10:03to empty the contents of his pockets

10:05himself.

10:07yes.

10:09then it is hardly surprising

10:11that his fingerprints should be found

10:13on a container.

10:15is it?

10:19the discalculating murderer

10:21the discalculating murderer

10:23should be discovered

10:25with this very bottle of poison

10:27in his pocket.

10:29there is no doubt signore.

10:31when the cold-blooded Englishman comes out into the sun

10:33perhaps it warms his passion.

10:39in the country.

10:41he protests his innocence.

10:43just because the wrong person died

10:45that is no defense.

10:47in the country.

10:49he protests his innocence.

10:51just because the wrong person died

10:53that is no defense.

10:55escortatelo fuori.

11:01express instructions from the police commander.

11:03I want my wife's

11:05from the police commander.

11:07I want her to be given a decent burial back in England.

11:09not in some outpost of the Italian Empire.

11:13now there's a ship leaving this afternoon

11:15and there's going to be a hell of a stink if I'm not on it.

11:17commander Chantry.

11:23there's no recompense I can make

11:25for the loss of your wife.

11:27nothing I can say to you that's adequate.

11:31only that I have lost a husband.

11:33what?

11:37what advice?

11:39mr. Poirot recommended that we leave the island

11:41some days ago.

11:43mr. Poirot recommended that we leave the island

11:45some days ago.

11:47then I wish you'd warned me also

11:49mr. Poirot.

11:53then believe me when I tell you

11:55that he is innocent.

11:57and you may rest assured that he is innocent.

11:59and you may rest assured

12:01that he will soon be released.

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