Agatha Christie's Poirot 23 - 1 The Plymouth Express, 名探偵ポワロ　第23話　プリマス行き急行列車 日本語字幕 アガサ・クリスティ 英語学習にも - video Dailymotion

kmdm collection

Agatha Christie's Poirot playlist  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x8r1g0   The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes playlist  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x9048k   Soccer (Football) playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x8nz5q   Baseball playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7wkxu   Music playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7wkxs   Music 2 playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x878im    Umi no Triton playlist:  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x8gx12   Betty Boop playlist:  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x85kg0   Archie's Funhouse playlist:  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x83psu   Action Man (2000 TV series) playlist:   https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x82ed6   Action Man playlist:  https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x81c5s   Men In Black: The Series playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7y6jg   Super Mario Brothers Super Show playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7xlu0   Super Mario World Playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7x79j   Kirby Right Back at Ya Playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7r0sn   101 Dalmatians (Disney dog animation) playlist: https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7u52l

Transcript

00:00yes sir hello there

00:11yes sir hello there well yes there was as a matter of fact

00:19yes there was as a matter of fact

00:30yes

00:37yes

00:40yes

00:43yes

00:48yes

00:51yes

00:55yes

00:58yes

01:05yes

01:07yes

01:09yes

01:11yes

01:13yes

01:17And how long will we be having the pleasure of your patronage, Monsieur Lecomte?

01:24I have a business in London of an indefinite nature. London of an indefinite nature.

01:29Have your florists attached to the hotel?

01:32But of course, Monsieur.

01:34Excellent.

01:36Suite 37.

01:47Flossie, darling.

01:52Ah.

01:53What the hell are you doing here, Carrington?

01:57Florence doesn't want to see you.

01:59I'd have thought the letter from the lawyer made that perfectly clear.

02:03Well, I'm sure we both want to spare Flossie the embarrassment of airing all our little family secrets.

02:08Get out of here.

02:10But I thought it was your voice.

02:16There's no need for you to talk to him, Florence.

02:18There's no need for you to even see him.

02:20But I want to talk to him, Father.

02:22Just for a moment, please.

02:24All right.

02:26One minute.

02:28And I want him out of this house.

02:40I can't imagine why.

02:44Look, Flossie.

02:47Rupert.

02:50The only reason I wanted to be alone with you, Rupert,

02:54the only reason I wanted to be alone with you

02:57was to be absolutely certain I got you out of my system.

03:02I have.

03:05Flossie, wait.

03:08Look, all right, if that's what you really want.

03:12But look, you couldn't, um...

03:16I'm in a spot of difficulty.

03:18You mean money, not a penny of it.

03:21You've had a good run for my money, but now it's over.

03:25You should help me out, Flossie.

03:28Flossie.

03:33Oh, but they're standing out of the close yesterday in Sydney.

03:36Listen.

03:38The geologist's report is fine.

03:41Couldn't be better.

03:43Where do the rumors start, you know?

03:46Paris?

03:47Who in Paris?

03:49Look, Tommy.

03:51Hold the bank off.

03:53When the real report's published, those shares are gonna rock it.

03:56Yeah.

03:57Yeah.

03:58Right.

04:04I say.

04:06Remember those shares...

04:07Say.

04:08Remember those shares Sandy Hackett took me to buy?

04:11Shares, Hastings?

04:12The Australian mining company, Yellow Creek.

04:14He said they were about to make some spectacular discovery.

04:17Do not tell me, Hastings.

04:18They are down to five shillings.

04:20Three and six, actually.

04:24I thought you didn't study the stock market.

04:26I do not, Hastings.

04:27I study the psychology.

04:29Monsieur Hackett is what we call the congenital optimist.

04:32The only occasion on which we met, he assured me with the utmost certainty

04:36that he would not rain that afternoon because he was going to the garden party.

04:40Yes, I remember.

04:42It bucketed down.

04:48Uh, Mr. Gordon Halliday's here to see you, Mr. Poirot.

04:51Monsieur Gordon Halliday.

04:54Show him in by all means, Miss Lemon.

04:56Is that the Australian Gordon Halliday?

04:58Oui.

04:59The self-made millionaire par excellence.

05:02But he's the chairman of Yellow...

05:04Hastings, I forbid you to...

05:06Hastings, I forbid you to mention it.

05:08Hastings, I forbid you to mention it.

05:09Mr. Halliday is here to ask for advice.

05:11Not to give it.

05:17Mr. Poirot.

05:19Are you without an appointment?

05:20Not at all, Mr. Halliday.

05:21Not at all, Mr. Halliday.

05:22Not at all, Mr. Halliday.

05:23Not at all.

05:24How may I be of service to you?

05:26Well, actually, it's a little awkward.

05:29Not at all.

05:30Not at all.

05:33Flowers from Monsieur Le Compte again, madam.

05:41I'm desolated not to have...

05:44I'm desolated not to have heard from you.

05:48Can it possibly be that I am condemned to take tea alone?

05:52alone. Have pity, my lovely Florence, have pity. Well, I could deal with a bit of cheering

06:02out. I could deal with a bit of cheering out. I want him got rid of. Foirot is not in the

06:12business of getting rid of people, Monsieur Halliday. He's not only European, Monsieur

06:21Poirot, he's a Frenchman. And he's not only a Frenchman, he's a wrongun. You see, it's

06:29hard for poor Florence. Everybody knows she's my only heir. That scares off all the decent

06:35blokes and brings the buzzards flocking. And this Count de Rochefort is one of the buzzards?

06:40Yeah. Knew it as soon as I heard his wings flapping towards us in Paris. Of course, Florence thought

06:45he was the bee's knees. I had a hell of a job getting her away from him. I thought I might

06:50find her someone more suitable in English society. The Honourable Rupert Carrington?

06:54Yeah. Well, that was out of the frying pan, into the fire with a vengeance. And now, just

06:59as she gets him out of her hair, back out of nowhere comes this so-called Count, staying

07:04at the Adelphi Hotel, spending a fortune on roses. Foirot is not in the business of vetting

07:09the potential husbands, Monsieur Halliday. I cannot help you. You keep telling me what

07:14business you're not in, Mr. Poirot. Can't you just run your eye over the pipsqueak for me?

07:22Mr. Poirot, you don't know what it's like trying to bring up a daughter all on your own.

07:28No wife to talk it over with. No one to ask advice.

07:32I will run my eye over him for you. My eye over him for you.

07:44I'll be in half an hour from now. Now. Unless I'm very pleasantly mistaken, Florence will be there too.

07:51Will you go to Crofts? Crofts is about the most exciting thing in London this month.

08:13No. That is not so.

08:19Well, I'm sorry about Paris.

08:22My father...

08:23Well, I'm sorry about Paris.

08:26My father...

08:27Ah.

08:29Your father.

08:34I think the First National Bank of Paris will carry weight.

08:39The First National Bank of Paris will carry weight.

08:44The First National Bank of Paris will carry weight.

08:48What do your instincts tell you about our so...

09:00Instincts tell you about our so elegant count?

09:03Well, not a lot, really.

09:06Just looks like a typical fro...

09:07A typical Frenchman.

09:10I mean, typical Frenchman of his time.

09:14A Frenchman.

09:16Quite so. Quite so.

09:17Typical of his type.

09:25Bearer...

09:25Bearer bonds.

09:29Worth 20,000 of your English pounds.

09:33Now, if the bank can trust me to such an extent, so can your father.

09:37So can you.

09:40Perhaps.

09:42Is this something to do with some...

09:44Tomorrow I'm going away for the weekend.

09:49I accepted an invitation months ago.

09:52Florence.

09:53For the weekend.

09:54I accepted an invitation months ago.

09:57Florence.

09:58How can I possibly be without you for another three days?

10:01Now that we have found each other again.

10:03Well, you can always come and see me off if it'll make you feel better.

10:10And then changing at Bristol.

10:13Come and wave goodbye to me.

10:15Don't.

10:17Come and wave goodbye to me.

10:18I'll decide.

10:31I'll take the jewel case with everything.

10:36Do you think that's wise?

10:37I'll take the jewel case with everything.

10:39I'll take the jewel case with everything.

10:40I'll take the jewel case with everything.

10:48I'll take the jewel case with everything.

11:02Fold.

11:04I'll take the jewel.

11:07I'll take the jewel case with everything.

11:10I'll take my close to the jewel case with everything.

11:13Put my users on top up and have the jewel.

Agatha Christie's Poirot 23 - 1 The Plymouth Express, 名探偵ポワロ　第23話　プリマス行き急行列車日本語字幕アガサ・クリスティ英語学習にも

Category

Transcript

Recommended

Agatha Christie's Poirot 23 - 1 The Plymouth Express, 名探偵ポワロ 第23話 プリマス行き急行列車 日本語字幕 アガサ・クリスティ 英語学習にも

Category

Transcript

Recommended

Agatha Christie's Poirot 23 - 1 The Plymouth Express, 名探偵ポワロ　第23話　プリマス行き急行列車日本語字幕アガサ・クリスティ英語学習にも