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00:00No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm just thinking about Dee, as a matter of fact.

00:11About the next murder.

00:12Yes, I mean, is he out there somewhere, planning it?

00:19Gives you the shivers just to think about it.

00:30No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:00Captain, after third murder, after third murder, the brutal slaying of millionaire Sir Carmichael Clark,

01:07Monsieur Poirot takes grave view of situation, says Captain Hastings.

01:14Andover, back to the church, says Captain Hastings.

01:20Look here, Poirot, I didn't say all those things.

01:22Says Captain Hastings.

01:24Look here, Poirot, I didn't say all those things.

01:28I know, Hastings.

01:30Often between the spoken word and the written, there is an astonishing gulf, n'est-ce pas?

01:33I wouldn't like you to think that I...

01:35Do not worry yourself, Mon Ami.

01:38In fact, these imbecilities, they might even help.

01:41How?

01:42You will lose all respect for me as an opponent.

01:44But after another crime, we will know infinitely opponent.

01:51But after another crime, we will know infinitely more.

01:55Crime is revealing.

01:56A minute.

02:11Yes, Monsieur Poirot.

02:22Monsieur Poirot.

02:26Monsieur Poirot.

02:31Here, Captain Hastings.

02:33How do you do?

02:34So good of you both to come.

02:36You do.

02:37How do you do?

02:38So good of you both to come.

02:42Merci.

02:44About Carr, wasn't it?

02:47About it.

02:48About Carr's death.

02:53Day.

02:54Day.

02:54But no stranger came to the house that day.

02:58Day.

03:00But no stranger came to the house that day.

03:03But no stranger came to the house that day.

03:09Well, the servants say so.

03:10Well, the servants say so.

03:11And Miss Grey says so.

03:13That girl is a liar.

03:15Oh, but...

03:15Of course, Carr thought the world of her.

03:18He couldn't see it was only his money she was interested in.

03:24Once I was out of the way.

03:30Lydic.

03:32Why do you say that Mamlle Grey is a liar?

03:35Because she is.

03:37She told you no strangers came to the house, didn't she?

03:40Yes.

03:41Very well, then.

03:42I saw her with my own eyes,

03:46talking to a perfectly strange man.

03:50Out of this window.

03:54Please.

03:56Merci.

03:57Merci.

04:04In the car...

04:06In the car...

04:08In the car...

04:09In the car died.

04:12At about...

04:13Died.

04:14At about...

04:15Eleven o'clock.

04:17Oh, an ordinary sort of...

04:23An ordinary sort of man.

04:26No, pardon.

04:27A gentleman.

04:28A tradesman, perhaps.

04:29How could I say...

04:38I wonder...

04:38About Miss Grey and the strange man.

04:50And the strange man.

04:51In the case, as I tell you, Hastings,

04:53always there is something to be discovered.

04:54But why did she lie and say she'd seen no one?

04:57It's monstrous to suppose that a girl like that should be in leave with a madman.

05:01Which is why I do not suppose it.

05:06Always you are full of the charitable feelings to the young ladies who are beautiful, huh?

05:10Full of the charitable feelings to the young ladies who are beautiful, huh?

05:14As for me, I am always full of the charitable feelings to the old ladies that have the maladies.

05:24Mr Poirot.

05:28Mr Poirot.

05:30Mr Poirot.

05:33Mr Poirot.

05:37Mr Fraser.

05:38I've got to talk to you.

05:39To you.

05:40What?

05:41I have to talk to you.

05:44Well.

05:45I am.

05:47Yes, sir.

05:48I am.

05:51I am.

05:52to you. Well, come up to the apartment, Mr. Fraser.

06:18Mr. Poirot,

06:20do you know anything about dreams?

06:23I do.

06:25You have been dreaming.

06:28I keep dreaming the same dream.

06:32She's lost, and I've got to find her.

06:36You see, and I've got to find her.

06:38You see, I'm carrying her belt in my hand,

06:45and then...

06:47Yes.

06:50She's there.

06:51I slip the belt round, I slip the belt round her neck,

07:00and I pull.

07:04I pull.

07:05Go on.

07:10She's dead.

07:12I've strangled her.

07:15And then...

07:16And then her head falls back,

07:19and I see her face,

07:22and it's Megan.

07:23It's your father.

07:30I could have had a blackout.

07:45I've had a blackout.

07:46Poirot.

07:47It's calm.

07:48The fourth letter.

07:49Read the text, please.

07:53Mr. Hercule Poirot,

07:55still no success.

07:56Five, five.

07:57What are you and the police doing?

07:59Isn't this fun?

08:00And where shall we go next for honey?

08:02Poor Mr. Poirot,

08:03I'm quite sorry for you.

08:04We have a long way to go still.

08:06The next little incident will take place at Doncaster

08:09on the 9th of September.

08:11So long, ABC.

08:20Perhaps our little band of helpers

08:22will have something to do after all.

08:24Where does Mr. Poirot keep his cups?

08:45Uh, Tom.

08:54Saucers?

08:56Over there.

09:00Everything's arranged in order of height.

09:08Doncaster on the 9th.

09:11Oh, I can't.

09:11Master on the 9th.

09:14Oh, I can't.

09:15Thanks.

09:21What are you doing here?

09:24Ah, what is this?

09:28A convention?

09:29Good day, Chief Inspector.

09:30Inspector.

09:32Maybe.

09:35An association of our own

09:36to deal with it.

09:37Our own to deal with it.

09:38A legion of interested parties.

09:41Oh, yes.

09:42But I rather fancy

09:44old ABC

09:45has done for you again.

09:49Correct me if I'm wrong,

09:50but the 9th isn't until

09:51Wednesday of next week, is it?

09:52And that seems to give us plenty of time

09:54It isn't until Wednesday of next week, is it?

09:57And that seems to give us plenty of time

09:59to mount a publicity campaign in the press

10:01and plenty of time

10:02to warn the inhabitants of Doncaster,

10:04particularly those whose names

10:06begin with the letter D.

10:08Well, it's easy to see

10:09you're not a sporting man,

10:11Chief Inspector.

10:12If, however, you...

10:14What do you mean?

10:15Next Wednesday

10:17is the day

10:18the St. Ledger

10:19is being run

10:20at Doncaster.

10:22Oh.

10:23Yes, I was wondering about that.

10:26To your Chief Inspector.

10:29Merci.

10:30It's my belief

10:45the murder will take place

10:45at the racecourse.

10:47Perhaps actually

10:48while the Ledger

10:49is being run.

10:52Yes, well, of course,

10:53the St. Ledger

10:54is a complication.

10:55However...

10:59Thank you very much.

11:04Thank you very much.

11:15Everything's under control.

11:20We don't know anything

11:22about the murderer.

11:24And that's the problem.

11:26And we've gone over

11:27everything we do now

11:28again and again.

11:29We've talked...

11:30Not everything, monsieur.

11:32For instance,

11:34Mademoiselle Grey here

11:35has told us

11:36that she did not see

11:37or speak to any stranger

11:38on the day

11:38that Sir Carmichael Clark

11:39was killed.

11:40That's right, I didn't.

11:42But Lady Clark

11:43tells us, Mademoiselle,

11:45that on that day

11:46from her window

11:47she saw you

11:48standing at the garden gate

11:49speaking to a strange man.

11:52Lady Clark

11:53made a mistake.

11:54I never spoke...

11:55I never spoke...

11:57How stupid...

12:02Just...

12:03Just one of those men

12:07who come around

12:07selling stockings...

12:08One of those men

12:08who come around

12:09selling stockings.

12:10You know,

12:10ex-army people.

12:12They're very persistent,

12:13but he's quite a harmless

12:14sort of person.

12:15I suppose that's why

12:17I forgot about him.

12:18Stockings.

12:19Stockings.

12:20Stockings.

12:21Stockings.

12:22Stockings.

12:23Avian, stockings.

12:24Stockings.

12:25That is the link.

12:26Remember Hastings?

12:29And over?

12:30The room behind

12:31the little shop?

12:32Over the back of the chair?

12:33A pair of new

12:34silk stockings?

12:36Yes, but...

12:37Now I remember

12:37what it was

12:38that aroused my attention

12:39two days ago.

12:40It was you, Mademoiselle.

12:41You spoke of your mother

12:42who wept

12:42because on the very day

12:44of the murder

12:44she had just bought

12:45for your sister

12:45a pair of new

12:46silk stockings.

12:47Yes, yes she did.

12:49She said something

12:50about feeling sorry

12:52for those wretched men

12:53who go around

12:53selling door-to-door.

12:57Describe this man.

12:59I can't.

13:01I...

13:01I don't...

13:03He had glasses,

13:05I think.

13:07And a shabby overcoat.

13:09Me okay, sir,

13:10mademoiselle.

13:11He's stooped.

13:13I'm a man,

13:14you notice.

13:15Ah.

13:15The secret of these murders.

13:22He wasn't us.

13:24He wasn't the sort

13:25of man you'd notice.

13:27Oh yes,

13:28there is no doubt about it.

13:30You have just described

13:31the murderer.

13:45I was wondering,

13:51Mr. Cast,

13:51if you'd finished your...

13:53You all right,

13:54Mr. Cast?

13:57Oh.

13:58I'm sorry.

14:00I'm sorry.

14:02You won't be going away

14:03today then?

14:04Oh yes.

14:13Oh, that's...

14:13Oh, that's nice.

14:15Cheltenham's nice.

14:17Got some nice shops.

14:20Terrible, the news nowadays,

14:22isn't it?

14:22Nothing but this murder business.

14:24Gives me the creeps.

14:25I don't read it.

14:26No.

14:27Don Castor.

14:28He says his next murder's

14:29going to be,

14:30if you please.

14:30And tomorrow,

14:32if I lived in Don Castor

14:34and my name began with a D,

14:35I'd take the first train out.

14:37I would.

14:38For all the hundreds of police

14:39they say they're drafting in.

14:43Oh,

14:44Mr.

14:44Head.

14:45Really now.

14:46You ought...

14:47Really now.

14:48You oughtn't to go travelling today.

14:49It is, Mrs. Marlory.

14:55I'll follow it through.

14:57Oh, well.

14:58If you...

14:59Oh, well.

15:01If you say so,

15:02Mr. Castor.

15:19You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:20You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:21You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:22You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:23You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:24You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:25You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:26You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:27You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:28You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:29You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:30You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:31You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:32You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:33You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:34You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:35You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:36You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:37You oughtn't to go travelling today.

15:38You oughtn't to go travelling today.

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