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Transcript
00:00He's played an expert knowledge of the murder weapon.
00:08Goodness, it's a dart.
00:11Native dart.
00:13And in his house,
00:15I found a wooden tube very similar to the one we discovered on the plane.
00:21I told you.
00:22It was for a search for a book.
00:24For a book that you never wrote, Monsieur Clancy.
00:26Because Wilburham wouldn't let me.
00:30When my detective refuses to take any part in it.
00:41Refuses to take any part in it.
00:44What's he talking about?
00:45I fear that Monsieur Clancy suffers from a malady common to many writers of fiction.
00:49His characters, they take control.
00:51At times, they appear to him more real than the world around him.
00:58Please, Lady Halbury.
01:00Rest, please, Lady Halbury.
01:05Rest calm.
01:09Now, as for the two air stewards,
01:11I have already discounted Monsieur Mitchell.
01:14Well, that only seems to leave you, Miss Gray, wouldn't you say?
01:17Now, look, I'm sorry I protest.
01:19This is past a joke.
01:22No.
01:23It's all right, Norman.
01:29I was suspicious of her new friendship with Monsieur Gale.
01:34Was this of her new friendship with Monsieur Gale?
01:37Was this friendship really new?
01:39Or was she the true daughter of Madame Giselle?
01:43But the real daughter of Madame Giselle.
01:50Of Madame Giselle.
01:51As soon as she entered the room...
01:55I was looking for Inspector Fournier.
01:58I was convinced I had seen this lady somewhere before.
02:05It was not until Madame Giselle Gray caught her nail that I remembered.
02:08In the lobby of the hotel,
02:14when I first saw Lady of the hotel,
02:17when I first saw Lady Halbury,
02:19she was accompanied by her maid.
02:21Fetch my cigarettes, will you?
02:23Yes, Lady Halbury.
02:24On the plane, when she called out for the nail file,
02:27it was brought to her by the same maid,
02:30a lady that we later came to know as Anne Giselle.
02:35I've come to claim my inheritance.
02:38This is all very ingenious,
02:41but I'm afraid Monsieur Poirot doesn't really mean it.
02:44He keeps deliberately changing his story.
02:47First, poor Jane killed Giselle,
02:50and now her daughter did.
02:52No, no, no, Monsieur Gale.
02:53The daughter did not kill the mother.
02:55The maid of Lady Halbury,
02:56she left the first-class cabin at the start of the flight,
02:58and we know that Madame Giselle did not die
03:00until shortly before we landed.
03:03Then how did she die?
03:08We'll recall, Monsieur, Monsieur Gale,
03:11that I asked you to disguise yourself as a reporter
03:13to go to see Lady Halbury.
03:14We'd really like to do a piece on you for our series.
03:16But he was...
03:18I apologise for the deceit, Madame.
03:20But you know, at first,
03:23the disguise of Monsieur Gale,
03:24it was hopelessly unconvincing, huh?
03:31It was of Monsieur Gale.
03:33So, so unconvincing.
03:36There are two reasons for this.
03:41First, to make me believe
03:43that it would be impossible
03:44for him to impersonate the mysterious American.
03:47And secondly,
03:49and most important of all,
03:51to ensure that I would never learn the truth
03:55about how this murder was committed.
03:58You see,
04:08in the list of the personal belongings of Monsieur Gale,
04:12I had already noticed
04:13that he was travelling with his dentist's coat.
04:17During the flight,
04:19when coffee had been served
04:20and the air stewards were in another part of the plane,
04:24Monsieur Gale makes the visit to the toilet.
04:26He changes into his dentist's coat
04:29and alters his appearance
04:32with the help of some cotton wool
04:34which he had brought for the purpose.
04:41He picks up a spoon
04:42which gives him the task of a steward to carry out
04:46and hurries down the corridor of the plane.
04:48Then pushes the poison thorn
04:52into the neck of Madame Marie Giselle.
04:59He put the wooden tube into the seat in front of mine.
05:02He put the wooden tube into the seat in front of mine.
05:07Disguise.
05:08Very good.
05:15Very good.
05:17Very good, Monsieur Poirot.
05:21You have owned the real murderer
05:23completely off his guard.
05:26Now,
05:27solution.
05:30Please.
05:31Please.
05:32I think you will find, Monsieur Gale,
05:34that the truth of how this crime began
05:36is even more intriguing.
05:39Anne Giselle hated her mother
05:41for abandoning her when she was a baby.
05:43She was brought up in Canada
05:45and came to England to work as a maid.
05:48By coincidence,
05:50she came into the employment
05:52of Lady Hawberry
05:53and began to move into the high society.
05:56Despite your humble profession,
06:00Monsieur Gale,
06:00you aspired yourself to this society.
06:04And no doubt,
06:05it was on one such occasion
06:06that you met the maid of Lady Hawberry.
06:11Your relationship,
06:13it developed.
06:15Until one day,
06:16this same maid
06:17told to you her secret.
06:20She pointed out to you her mother
06:21and told you of the power
06:23she had over Lady Hawberry.
06:30Of course,
06:31after 23 years,
06:33after 23 years,
06:35Madame Giselle
06:35did not recognize her daughter.
06:37And luckily for you,
06:39her daughter hated her mother so much
06:41that she willingly agreed to your plan.
06:44to murder her
06:49in such a way
06:50that Lady Hawberry
06:52would be blamed.
06:54He planned all that.
06:57I could have...
06:58I mean,
06:59the police,
07:00very nearly.
07:01With Madame Giselle dead,
07:02it was essential
07:03that Monsieur Gale
07:04should not be married to the daughter.
07:06Anne would claim her inheritance,
07:08but in the event of her death,
07:10her husband would receive
07:11the wealth of Madame Giselle.
07:14But then Monsieur Gale
07:15learned that I had met Anne
07:16in the office
07:17of Inspector Fournier.
07:20He ordered a taxi
07:21for the Gala du Nour.
07:23He was terrified
07:24that I might discover
07:25that also
07:25she was the maid.
07:44The poor woman's death
07:58was suicide.
07:58You told me.
07:59No, no, no, no, Monsieur Gale.
08:01You see,
08:02you left your fingerprints
08:02on the poison bottle.
08:03Now, that's absolutely ridiculous
08:05because I will...
08:06You were the...
08:10Indeed.
08:14Indeed.
08:17For a very great deal of money.
08:41What are you doing?
08:41For a very great deal of money.
08:46A deal of money.
08:49Why?
08:49What are you doing?
08:57Okay.
08:57And I'll take you
08:58right back.
09:00Let's go.
09:07Whatever can happen.
09:10I'll take you
09:14back.
09:15I thought, I don't know.
09:27You liked Monsieur Gale?
09:30Yes.
09:31And you thought that he liked you?
09:35But you are wrong, Mademoiselle.
09:37Yes, me.
09:38No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
09:43He loved you.
09:45It's you.
09:48I see it in the eyes.
09:50I see it in the eyes.
10:05I was getting a bit worried there, Poirot, in case you'd done it after all.
10:09In your sleep, perhaps.
10:11Very droll, Chief Inspector.
10:13One thing I don't understand, though.
10:17What put you on to Norman Gale in the first place?
10:19In the first place?
10:20Eh bien.
10:21In the first place, I looked for the home of the Wasp.
10:24And in the belongings of Monsieur Gale, there was a matchbox.
10:27An empty matchbox.
10:31Parfait.
10:31So, where are you taking me, Poirot?
10:35Little farewell lunch, I hope.
10:37Nice little restaurant you've just discovered.
10:40I'm getting quite keen on this French food, you know.
10:42Not exactly, Chief Inspector.
10:45Food for the soul, mon ami.
10:46Too viel, maybe.
10:48To be with you, I'm getting quite a mid speak.
10:52Oh, you know.
10:52Oh, yeah.
10:53Tell me, Ontario.
10:53To be with you.
10:53What do you want?
10:54See you.
10:55That's possible.
10:56Oh, yeah.
10:56Yeah, that's possible.
10:57Bye-bye.
10:58Bye-bye.
10:58Bye-bye.
11:00Bye-bye.
11:00Bye-bye.
11:01Bye-bye.
11:01Bye-bye.
11:02Bye-bye.
11:02Bye-bye.
11:03Bye-bye.
11:04Bye-bye.
11:04Bye-bye.
11:05Bye-bye.
11:05Bye-bye.
11:05Bye-bye.
11:15Bye-bye.
11:16You

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