Agatha Christie's Poirot 26 - 3  The Double Clue, 名探偵ポワロ　第26話　二重の手がかり 日本語字幕 アガサ・クリスティ 英語学習にも - video Dailymotion

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00:00Parker?

00:07Mr. Hardman.

00:11Mr. Hardman.

00:14I arrange his more insalubrious deals.

00:18What do you mean by that?

00:20When the client doesn't want his or her name dragged through the mud,

00:24I act as a sort of go-between.

00:27In high society, Captain, nobody is ever hard-up.

00:32At least they don't admit to it.

00:34So when they are hard-up, they come to me and I go to Marcus.

00:40Have you lost a glove, Mr. Parker?

00:43The glove.

00:45That simply loathsome Inspector Snap has already been on to me about the glove.

00:49You know he wanted to arrest me.

00:52Was it yours?

00:54Yes.

00:55But I've told him I had both my gloves when the concert began

00:58and that was the last time I saw them.

01:00And as for the cigarette case, I've never seen it before in my life.

01:04It had your initials.

01:06Oh, my dear.

01:07I'm sure you'll find plenty of people in London with the initials BP.

01:11Have you ever done any embroidery?

01:17Embroidery?

01:19You know, needlework, that sort of thing.

01:22But no.

01:24No!

01:28It is an illusion, Countess.

01:37Maybe.

01:38And Countess.

01:40Maybe.

01:42But let me tell you something I heard.

01:45It was a robbery, like the one at Mr. Hartman's.

01:49But this time it was diamonds.

01:51Please go on.

01:53Twelve people sat down to dinner.

01:56The safe was in the next room.

01:58The hostess herself had checked that the diamonds were in place before the meal had begun.

02:02And after?

02:03The safe was open and empty.

02:08And there were no clues?

02:09None.

02:10It is strange that you should choose to relate this to me, Countess.

02:13I also have read of it.

02:14Yes?

02:15Oh, yes.

02:16The Atterton diamonds.

02:17And it is true that the police, they were confounded.

02:19But that is because they look with the eyes that is too English.

02:23I don't understand.

02:25Where they see the dukes and the duchesses, the lords and the ladies, but they fail to ask themselves the one simple question.

02:31Which is?

02:32What person was at that dinner, who was also at the soiree of Monsieur Hartman, and on two other occasions when some jewels were stolen?

02:43So, you are saying the police cannot solve it because they are too English?

02:49Or because the culprit, he is not English enough?

03:05Countess.

03:19Will I see you tomorrow?

03:25For the day-jeuner?

03:27Oui.

03:28The Carlton Hotel.

03:31Bernard Parker must have been in love with Lady Runcorn. He gave her the embroidery but lied about it to us.

03:52I think Johnston was alive as well. I'm sure it's him.

03:56Yo.

03:57Ah.

03:58B.

03:59B.

04:00What do I say?

04:01Puro.

04:02I wonder why.

04:04Why?

04:05It has been an invaluable aid, mon ami.

04:08Yes.

04:09I couldn't get past the alphabet myself.

04:11Good.

04:12No.

04:13It is indeed complicated.

04:14Yes.

04:15Like this case.

04:16The stolen jewels?

04:17We've been investigating, Mr. Poirot.

04:19You're not the only private detective in London, you know.

04:22This is true, mon ami.

04:25Blackmailing Lady Runcorn.

04:26We've discovered she has huge debts.

04:27We've discovered she has huge debts, and she's recently sent four paintings to auction.

04:44She must have sold them to pay him off.

04:46So you say Lady Runcorn requires money?

04:47Yes.

04:48One would meet with Monsieur Bernard Packard to discuss the selling of her jewels.

04:49Bernard Packard to discuss the selling of her jewels.

04:50That is his occupation, is it not?

04:51Oh, but what about the embroidery?

04:52He signed it.

04:53BP.

04:54But then, I wonder what Lady Runcorn was called before she became Lady Runcorn.

04:59Oh.

05:00I hadn't thought of that.

05:01If you are to be a Cule Poirot, you must think of everything.

05:06On Beatrice Palmerston.

05:07On Beatrice Palmerston.

05:08Palmerston.

05:09He's right.

05:13It's all right then, Poirot.

05:14What do you think?

05:15It's all right then, Poirot.

05:16What do you think?

05:17I think, Hastings, you must ask yourself one question.

05:21Yes?

05:22Oh.

05:23It's all right then, Poirot.

05:26What do you think?

05:27I think Hastings you must ask yourself one question.

05:31Yes?

05:32Oh.

05:33Oh.

05:34Oh.

05:35Oh.

05:36Oh.

05:37Oh.

05:38Oh.

05:39Oh.

05:40Oh.

05:41Oh.

05:42Oh.

05:43Oh.

05:44Oh.

05:45Oh.

05:46Oh.

05:47He told I to follow Mark Rosenbaum.

05:49I awakened them the Jep

05:50è.

05:51Oh.

05:52Oh.

05:53Yeah, he said he was one.

05:55oh, yes.

05:56Oh.

05:56No, no problem.

05:57Oh.

05:58GodENDALL get兩個?

05:59The Tramp.

06:04What was he doing there?

06:05The answer?"

06:05You would find only by returning to the home

06:07of Monsieur Marcus Hardman.

06:08I suggest that you go tomorrow.

06:12Well, what about you?

06:15No, sir, nothing is yet, sir.

06:20But I am following up a few leads.

06:23Well, no, sir, they haven't actually led anywhere yet.

06:27But if you could just give me a little bit more time...

06:31I was hoping for a little bit more time, that's all.

06:37Time, that's all.

06:40I'm sure you, sir, your wife is perfectly safe.

06:43Well, if you'd like to put her on, I can assure her myself, sir.

06:55Yes, sir.

06:58Yes, sir.

07:13Uh, please, let me to inter...

07:20Uh, please, let me to introduce myself.

07:25Let me to introduce myself.

07:27Not, not the Hercule, Baron.

07:37The very same.

07:39Please, sit down, sir.

07:40Uh, no, thank you.

07:41What can we do for you?

07:43I have a friend who requires my immediate help.

07:46But I cannot help, and so I turn to you.

07:49You mean you want us to...

07:51sort of deputise for you?

07:53We say, sir.

07:55You must act on my behalf.

07:57It must be something important for you to ask for our help, Monsieur Poirot.

08:01It is a matter of the utmost importance, Monsieur.

08:04There is a reputation.

08:07Now there is a life that is at stake.

08:11But Hercule Poirot is not involved.

08:13I can't see how wandering around the grounds is going to give us the answer.

08:23Let's be methodical.

08:24How wandering around the grounds is going to give us the answer.

08:26Let's be methodical, Captain Hastings.

08:29Mr. Poirot must have a reason for sending us here.

08:32Four people went into that house.

08:34You'd have thought one of them must have done it.

08:36How about Lady Roncorn?

08:38If her name was Beatrice Palmerston once,

08:40the cigarette case could have belonged to her.

08:43B.P.?

08:44Maybe she was working with Bernard Parker.

08:47They were in the house at the same time.

08:49What about that wretched tramp?

08:51I just don't see where he fits in.

08:53Miss Lambert, look.

08:55Over there.

08:57It's him.

08:59Wait here.

09:00Hey, you!

09:00Stop!

09:02Captain Hastings!

09:04He's got a gun!

09:05Are you all right?

09:15I think so.

09:17Listen.

09:18It's iodine, Captain Hastings.

09:29It's iodine, Captain Hastings.

09:31Captain Hastings.

09:32I said it'd sting.

09:34It is me who suffers, my friend.

09:36To think that I sent you.

09:38It's not your fault, Poirot.

09:39But yes, Hastings.

09:41It's a house.

09:42But for your speed and the agility and the agility.

09:45If I had four times, Mr. Poirot.

09:48I know, Miss Lambert.

09:49Did you know the tramp would come back?

09:51No.

09:52But I am an imbecile.

09:53I see only half of the picture.

09:54I don't even see that.

09:58Miss Lambert,

09:59would you be so good as to telephone the Chief Inspector Shepp?

10:02Ask him...

10:02What about your lunch with the Countess?

10:05With the Countess?

10:08It is the Countess who takes me.

10:15It is the Countess who takes me.

10:24In admiration.

10:26It's just a...

10:26In admiration.

10:29It's just a picnic.

10:30It's just a picnic.

10:35We used to have such picnics.

10:50He wouldn't.

10:54He wouldn't.

11:00Seen him like this before.

11:03Before.

11:11And now, a toast.

11:13I shall propose, when he find me,

11:16to crime.

11:17That is a strange toast coming from a detective.

11:23And yet it is my raison d'etre.

11:26My life is ruled by it.

11:28And that has brought us together.

11:30Together.

11:33Then,

11:34to crime.

11:36To crime.

11:54What about?

11:55Oh, I could travel.

11:57I could travel.

11:59I've always had a dream about South America, you know.

12:02Farming.

12:03You,

12:05you look for back.

12:05I'm a black woman.

12:08I'm a gold person.

12:09I'm a gold person.

12:10I'm a gold person.

12:11I'm a gold person.

12:12I'm a gold person.

12:13I'll be right back.

12:14I hope somebody piano.

12:14You

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