Dead Man's Folly
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- 1986
- 90 min
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Do not have fish more optimistic?
All look so depressed..
Hercule Poirot.
Do not tell me.. you are Olivia.
No.. Ariadne Oliver.
If.
What made here, under the ocean?
Siren will become.
Oh no, no, no.
'm Up autographing my new book.
'Axes, blood and parakeet'.
Periquito.
Did you read it?
- No.
Then I'll give an autographed copy.
Come with me.
Do you know? would call it.
Vera, I will 'hunt for a murderer.'
'Hunt for a murderer?'.
If. is like looking for treasure,
only that players look for clues...
I'm sure you do not need my help
his fictional creation.
No, no, of course not.
Had enough help and that's
part of the problem.
Increasingly,
I feel that something is wrong.
I can not explain.
It's like an intuition.
Could not give me a minimal
idea what this is?
A small track.
No, no, not here.
I can not do that.
Not here, in the food court?
Is there any risk involved?
Mr. Poirot, your job is to solve murders.
Mine is creating them.
In fiction..
Suspect that mine is not the only...
...at home Nasse this end of week.
Give me the directions to get there.
Thanks,
they write down immediately.
Not required.
My mind is very clear.
You can go by car,
but is shorter and pretty,
taking the river ferry.
Poirot, look at those
magnificent old houses.
Can you imagine living in such a place?
Are not homes, sir.
The Treasury...
...they have been taken
from the great families.
One by one.
We were in Hoodown.
Is next to the house Nasse.
It is now a youth hostel.
From Germany I come.
'm In England for two weeks of vacation.
Where does you, young lady?
She did not speak much English.
In Italy it coming.
La bella Italia.
- Yes, Italy.
Pera both know a little French.
You is French, right?
I'm Belgian. if.
Is a shame.
Ah, Mr. Poirot.
Ms. Oliver,
know my friend Hastings?
Oh yeah, how are you?
- How are you?
Did you bring guests?
I wish it were so. I mean..
This man does not want to
take the shortcut to...
...hostel...
...far but is walking down the road.
Auf Wiedersehen.
- Auf Wiedersehen.
Arrivederci.
Goodbye.
Mr. Poirot, now that this here, I'm ashamed.
This presumably would be
my 'hunting a crime.'
Now, I only get suggestions for changes
, trifles..
Move the crime scene...
...or someone else make a corpse.
You know writers hate the suggestions.
Do the writers?
The detectives are worse.
Who made those suggestions?
Lady Stubbs, but I feel
that someone influenced...
.
Who?
- I hope you tell me.
First I have to know who is who.
Well..
's Cabin Amy laughed Folliat belongs.
This property was hers...
...until the taxes lost
when her husband died.
The current owner, Sir George,
let it stay for life.
This is Michael Weyman,
architect and critic.
You should hear him speak of folly.
Sir George built the folly on the run...
...just came home Nasse.
Sir George insisted
place it on unstable ground.
Not even have good eyesight.
Did I tell the show this weekend?
Was an annual event when Folliat,
but Sir George hated the idea.
Changed his mind three months ago.
Then there's Alec and Sally Legge.
I wanted to Sally for the role of the corpse,
but Lady Sttubs
insisted it would be the best guess.
Alec recovers from nerve.
If you ask me, this marriage will not last.
The house Nasse,
restored to its former
glory by Sir George Stubbs.
A very interesting man Sir George,
absolutely dedicated to Lady Stubbs.
The single became a millionaire.
Do not ask me how, but bathes in money.
Spending a fortune restoring this place.
I see.
Sir George is very athletic.
Younger than expected.
His wife is even younger.
Hattie is American.
Maybe married him for his money.
Is very beautiful, but a little silly
. You know what I mean..
Come over here.
Sir George..
Sir George, your call from Zurich.
Amanda Brewis,
devoted secretary.
That Lady?
- Si.
Zurich.
Hello.
...Mr. Poirot and Hastings.
Do not you?
'Yes, sir, gladly.
- Nice to meet you.
Sir George, is very important..
Where is Hattie?. Look for it
and others. It's tea time.
Excuse me, please.
Hello?
Well, what do you think?
Do not feel anything
abnormal in the environment?
Abnormal? not.
Sure, I still have not had
the privilege of meeting...
...
Lady Stubbs?
Lady Stubbs, I present to Hercule Poirot...
...and Arthur Hastings.
Nice to meet you.
- Hi.
's New. George gave it to me.
Are emeralds.
Can not be compared at all with his owner.
Come winks me.
Trespassing.
Regrsense.
Cursed hostel.
I wish it shut.
Shortcut to believe that the shuttle is theirs
.
Do not respect private
property. They are communists.
Thanks.
I can bring you, ma'am?
The medicine you know.
The field...
...looks wonderful at this
time do not you think?
During the day, when it does not rain.
But no nightclubs.
Do you like nightclubs?
Oh yeah.
Because there's music and dancing.
Is not that right, Michael?
And I can wear my best clothes,
and bracelets and rings.
Have nice clothes and jewelry,
but not like mine.
Is that important?
Sure, otherwise
are simple and you are nothing..
.... Like poor Amanda.
Now go up.
You spent all day in bed.
What do you have?
I have a headache.
I will accompany you.
Tomorrow will be better.
Is very beautiful.
Yes, it is..
But just a decorative way. Not functional.
A building needs basis, not just a front
ornamental.
Okay everyone,
pay attention, I will explain..
My 'hunting the murderer.'
This is a map of the place and
the cast of characters.
The first is a nuclear scientist.
And possibly a spy.
His first wife is dead,
or maybe not...
His second wife left him,
and hides in
youth hostel. She is from Yugoslavia.
Find the first track in the
photo, at the foot of the page.
Obviously, it's some kind of mesh.
Maybe a tennis net?
'All right.
- Malla courts?
And professional speaking.
Remember.
All tracks lead to the boathouse.
Yugoslav Where wife was
strangled with a rope.
Do you want to ask a question?
I must see if Hattie needs something.
I'm sure that the
Mr. Poirot and Captain Hastings...
...want to see your room and
freshen up before dinner.
'I see you understand.
- Thank you.
'Take this.
- Okay.
And Captain Hastings will
be in the next door.
Really.
Hello.
Hope everything is satisfactory.
And to whom we owe all
these considerations...
?
You Miss Brewis or our charming hostess?
Lady Stubbs
devotes his time to be charming.
Is a very decorative.
As you wish.
Perhaps intellectual achievements are not..
I should not say that.
Lady Stubbs, apart from
being very decorative...
,
is also extremely clever.
This is yours right?
Oh yeah.
Thanks.
Poirot...
...Come see this.
Removes her shoes.
It Weyman.
I know who is.
Is Weyman.
Do not lose sight.
I'm sorry.
Where? Where?
At this time the air is good for you lungs.
46.47...
You all right, Mr. Poirot?
Let me accompany her home.
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