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00:00This is her house.

00:09We're being watched.

00:26Hello?

00:30Oh, I was looking for Inspector Fournier.

00:35How can we help you, mademoiselle?

00:37Madame.

00:39Madame, pardon.

00:41I want to apologise.

00:43You see, I came to see Inspector Fournier a little while ago about a rather important matter.

00:51You're Madame Giselle's daughter?

00:53Yes.

00:55Please.

00:56Please.

00:57But I was in such a frantic state.

01:09You see, I only read...

01:11You see, I only read about her death the day I was going to get married.

01:15The minute the ceremony was finished, I hurried over here, and then I wished I hadn't.

01:22I felt awful about my poor husband just waiting for me, and we couldn't possibly cancel the honeymoon.

01:29So I just didn't come back.

01:31Until now, when the honeymoon has finished.

01:34Yes.

01:36Do you have any idea of the trouble you've caused, Mrs...

01:40Richards?

01:41I think we need a few facts.

01:43For a start, how do we know you're who you say you are?

01:46I thought of that.

01:47I bought you my birth certificate.

01:49Do I not know you, you know you, madame?

02:02About you that I seem to recognize, to recognize.

02:05I don't see how.

02:07I was brought up in Toronto after my mother abandoned me.

02:11Do you know Canada?

02:14I last know.

02:16Were you ever in contact with your mother, Mrs. Richards?

02:20Not at all.

02:21She never came to Canada to see me.

02:25She never wrote to me.

02:26She obviously didn't care at all about me.

02:29And naturally, you hated her for this.

02:32I didn't care.

02:34That's all.

02:36Why should I?

02:38I just hope she's left me a lot of money.

02:41What's the matter?

02:59Nothing.

03:01What's money, after all?

03:05Get me another drink, Raymond.

03:07Thanks, Raymond.

03:10Go on.

03:14Archie, Inspector.

03:16The one that reveals the gossip of the English upper classes...

03:18The one that reveals the gossip of the English upper classes and their friends.

03:22Yes.

03:22And it's very difficult to get over here.

03:24So I see.

03:25The date is yesterday.

03:27Here, mon ami, the newspaper of today.

03:31Well, thanks.

03:32It's in French, Poirot.

03:38This lady, Holbury.

03:40She disappears from her home in England, only to reappear here in Paris under our very noses.

03:46With...

03:46Let me translate for you, Chief Inspector.

03:50Mr. Raymond Barakloff.

03:52No, no, no, no, no, please.

03:54Poirot has a plan.

03:56No, no, no, no, no, please.

03:59Poirot has a plan.

04:00Poirot has a plan.

04:07It is today.

04:08It is today.

04:10Well, she won't be able to recognize me.

04:11That's what you wanted, wasn't it?

04:12She won't be able to recognize me.

04:13That's what you wanted, wasn't it?

04:14Yes.

04:15But I did not intend that you should look like Santa Claus.

04:18Come, monsieur Gell.

04:19Into the next room and sit in that chair, if you please.

04:25Monsieur, if you will hold that down.

04:28Monsieur, if you will hold that down.

04:30Eh bien, do not worry.

04:34Hercule Poirot will make you look like a human being again.

04:39Lady Hawberry.

04:57Daily Record, Paris correspondent.

04:59I'm sorry to bother you, but we'd really like to do a piece on you for our series, The English

05:02in Paris.

05:03No, certainly not.

05:04No, really, Lady Hawberry.

05:05The photographer will be here in just a second.

05:07Just a photo of yourself and Mr. Barraclough here.

05:10How dare you.

05:11Get away from us.

05:14I really don't think you should be taking that in that attitude.

05:18We'll be here again tomorrow morning, Lady Hawberry.

05:20Obviously, we've got an excellent story here already.

05:27Now, look what you've done.

05:29Just leave me alone.

05:30You're pathetic.

05:31There, I'll get you something, a coffee, a cup of tea.

05:53No, thank you.

05:59May I get you something, a coffee, a cup of tea?

06:02No, thank you.

06:03I'm all right.

06:07A cigarette, Barb?

06:23He can help?

06:29No, it's nothing, really.

06:32No, it's nothing, really.

06:38On the day before the murder, your good friend, Mr. Barraclough, he was in Paris.

06:41On the day before the murder, your good friend, Mr. Barraclough, he was in Paris.

06:46Yes.

06:47And you saw him while you were in Paris.

06:49And you also saw Madame Giselle, did you not?

06:53And she refused to release you from your gambling debts.

07:05Stephen wouldn't pay them.

07:08Stephen wouldn't pay them.

07:10I knew he wouldn't got any more.

07:17To me.

07:19To me.

07:25It's a lovely mountain.

07:29I've never...

07:30I've never been able to hold my head up again.

07:36So, the truth is

07:38that you and Mr. Barraclough were delighted when she died.

07:42Yes.

07:44It was wonderful.

07:45Mr. Barraclough.

07:47To me.

07:51Yes.

07:52Yes.

07:53Yes.

07:54Yes.

07:55Yes.

07:56Yes.

07:59Yes.

08:00Yes.

08:01Yes.

08:01Chief Inspector, Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle.

08:31Ah, my nail. I must file it. I must file it.

08:45Oh, my nail. It's nothing. It needs filing.

08:49My nail. It's nothing. It needs filing.

08:54No, no, no, no, no.

08:56Chief Inspector, get a taxi at once.

08:58Unless I am very much...

08:59Chief Inspector, get a taxi at once.

09:01Unless I am very much mistaken, Madame Richards.

09:04She is in great danger.

09:31She left about an hour ago with an American.

09:43She seemed surprised to see him.

09:45And where did they go, Madame? Can you tell us that?

09:47Oh, yes. He ordered a taxi for the Gardenault.

09:50They were going to England. I heard him tell her.

09:53My usual phone, ma'am.

09:54Oh, my God.

09:55Oh, my God.

09:56Oh, my God.

09:57Oh, my God.

09:58Oh, my God.

09:59Oh, my God.

10:00Oh, my God.

10:01Oh, my God.

10:02Oh, my God.

10:03Oh, my God.

10:04Oh, my God.

10:05Oh, my God.

10:06Oh, my God.

10:07Oh, my God.

10:08Oh, my God.

10:09Oh, my God.

10:10Oh, my God.

10:11Oh, my God.

10:12Oh, my God.

10:13Oh, my God.

10:14Oh, my God.

10:15Oh, my God.

10:16Oh, my God.

10:17Oh, my God.

10:18Oh, my God.

10:19Oh, my God.

10:20Oh, my God.

10:21Hello?

10:34Hello?

10:38Suicide?

10:39That is what the police suspect, Mr. Gail.

10:41That's terrible.

10:43Wait.

10:43What about...

10:44I believe the police have been unable to trace the whereabouts of...

10:47The police have been unable to trace the whereabouts of Mr. Richards.

10:50So far.

10:51Is there anything we can do to help?

10:53I regret that it is too late for anyone to help the daughter of Madame Giselle.

10:59However, if you both would be so kind, there is something you could do to help.

11:04Please join me in my suite, as I have called together all those I consider relevant to this case.

11:10Why?

11:12Surely you don't think...

11:13Mademoiselle, I think only of apprehending the murderer of Madame Giselle.

11:19I hope you only think of that also.

11:21Mademoiselle, I have the task to restore the reputation of Hercule Poirot, the celebrated

11:43detective who had the misfortune not to observe the cunning murder of Madame Marie Giselle,

11:48even though it took place not ten meters away from him.

11:50The dubious pleasure, the dubious pleasure, pleasure, to attend the final of the tennis match.

12:03I observed an incident between you, Lady Halbury, and Madame Giselle.

12:08It seemed to me quite clear that she had some hold of you.

12:13No more money, comprenez?

12:15A hold that you might go to any lengths to be rid of.

12:19Oh, now that is outrageous.

12:22Cicely would never be involved.

12:23Mr. Raymond Barraclough,

12:24you are, I understand, an actor.

12:28A profession that I think would equip you very well

12:31for the impersonation of the mysterious American

12:34who seems to have been the accomplice of the murderer.

12:37And how are we supposed to have carried out this murder?

12:39Well, as for opportunity,

12:41the wooden tube was hidden in the gap next to your seat on the plane.

12:47As my experiments prove most conclusively,

12:51it would have been impossible for anyone to have blown a dart on the plane

12:53without the greatest risk of being seen.

12:57And so we ask ourselves this question.

13:01Why was the wooden tube hidden in such a place

13:08where it would undoubtedly have been found?

13:11To mislead us.

13:14Vraiment, Chief Inspector.

13:16So next, we come to the wasp.

13:20What was the purpose of the wasp?

13:22The same thing.

13:24To mislead us as well.

13:26Thank you, Mademoiselle Gray.

13:28You know, Mademoiselle Gray has been such a help to me throughout.

13:30But by the time the body of Mademoiselle was discovered,

13:39the wasp, it was dead also.

13:41Because it had been killed by Monsieur Dupont.

13:46It was buzzing around my coffee.

13:49But did you have to kill it, sir?

13:51Was that really necessary?

13:52What?

13:54Are you saying that because I killed a wasp,

13:56I also killed Mademoiselle?

13:58That is ridiculous.

14:00Wasp was put there to mislead us, there to mislead us.

14:07Was there not also a danger of it failing to do so?

14:09Unless, of course, our attention was drawn to it

14:12by the murderer himself.

14:14It's a wasp sting.

14:16I killed a wasp with my cup.

14:19All I did was kill a wasp with my cup.

14:21However, Mesdames and Messieurs,

14:24we know that the murder, it was not committed by the wasp.

14:27And we know that it was not committed by the use of the wooden tube.

14:30No.

14:31It was committed

14:32by the poison dart being pushed into the neck of Madame Giselle

14:37by the hand.

14:38We know of only three people

14:44who passed by Madame Giselle during the flight.

14:46The two air stewards,

14:47Monsieur Mitchell and

14:48Mademoiselle Jane Grey.

14:51And Monsieur Daniel Clancy.

14:54Oh, really, I didn't come all this way to...

14:56So why did you come all this way, Mr. Clancy?

14:59Because it would have been too suspicious to have refused?

15:01How dare you?

15:04Monsieur Clancy...

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