Dead Man's Folly Page #3
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- 1986
- 90 min
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- If...
Wait a minute.
You can download. Carefully.
'Follow me.
- I'm coming.
A music key,
if I remember correctly.
If. key... F.
Key F.
- Si.
F. key F. Key.
Like folly.
- If, folly.
Folly, key of F, folly,
F key, folly...
Folly.
Folly.
Wait, wait.
The key to the shed in boats this folly.
In folly, it is.
Lord Poirot.
Lord Poirot.
Captain Hastings.
Come quickly to the boathouse.
Please come soon to
the boathouse, please come.
Just like in my crime.
So, Mrs. Oliver.
Exactly to his crime.
Except this girl...
Is dead.
WELCOME TO THE HOUSE FAIR Nasse...
...was my crime, my crime.
And I did.
I did, I did.
Was my crime..
I did, I did.
Was my crime...
Ms. Oliver, man.
Do not feel guilty.
But I feel guilty, I did,
I told my
serious crime not the only this weekend.
Inspector.
Was my crime, I did.
Who are you?
My name is Hercule Poirot and this..
Sure. I was there...
...when crimes solved the ABC.
Extraordinary.
- Si.
I feel doubts since.
And who does not?
I have a..
No, no, not in doubt.
You probably do not remember me.
I think so.
ABC crimes.
You sergeant detective was then.
You should now be detective inspector.
His name began with H...
Bland? That's it.
But that was 15 years ago.
You remind me of me. I Why not you?
And he is..
Hastings, Poirot.
- Hastings. He is Hastings.
Like this?
And this is Mrs. Oliver.
Oliver? Ariadne Oliver.
American detective writer.
So, why?
Just read his last book:
'Axes, blood and parakeet'.
Very Good.
Thanks.
But this is not fiction.
I should not allow that child interpret...
...a Yugoslav
the second wife of a nuclear scientist.
The dead girl is the wife
of a scientist Yugoslav...
?
No, no, no. She was the wife Yugoslav..
.. Of a nuclear scientist.
I think it best to let me get this straight.
Ms. Oliver
invention a 'hunt of a crime' a game...
Where tracks are left here and there.
And you will find them all
first, won the prize.
But unfortunately life itself...
...mysterious as he got into the game.
Could you be more specific?
Well, it could be someone
who likes to kill young...
...o...
...she recognized someone
trying to hide their identity.
Blackmail is always a possibility.
O if he saw someone throw a body
the river from that yacht...
O..
- Thank you, Mrs. Oliver.
Sir George You know what happened?
Certainly not.
Sir George
makes their pools at this time of day.
His what?
Pools. Nadar.
Sir George always does
50 pools before you.
I would talk to the now.
Inspector, Hastings and I Can we join him?
Unofficially, of course.
Be my, be honored.
I can go too, please?
Perhaps this out a book.
Sir George, I regret to inform
who has committed murder...
...inside your property.
Really? Ms. Oliver Do not take this too far?
Did this police farce is really necessary?
Detective Inspector Bland, sir.
I'm sorry.
Is Marlene was killed in the boathouse.
Yeah, I know.
I mean really was murdered.
Where is Hattie? Do you?
- No Lady Stubbs locate.
Devils.
This news the scare.
Amanda, the lords,
all necessary assistance.
Terrible tragedy.
And find Hattie.
Well, simple and direct:
girl was strangled with a rope.
There was no struggle. He did not
know what was happening until...
...happened.
Signs of rape?
None.
Inspector, I can make a contribution?
Probably negligible,
But here is a tray with a plate and a glass.
I brought that.
Lady Stubbs thought it would
be nice to bring her a snack.
And I did.
What time?
- About four.
Estimated time of death.
Between 4:
00 and 4:30.Miss Brewis, when he came back or when,
Met someone?
No one.
You know what this is right?
Imitated my crime.
Studied my crime and
decided to make one himself.
'That's not possible, Mrs. Oliver..
- I know where this lady Stubbs.
OK?
Escondida.
- Escondida where?
I do not know where.
But somewhere it hides..
That...
...of who received the letter
this morning at breakfast.
Oh, Eddie South.
Yes, Eddie South.
That over there is your yacht, inspector.
Received a letter advising arrival today.
That seemed to upset her greatly.
Official, a boat.
I'll talk to Mr. South.
Can we come aboard?
Police matter.
South, found murdered a girl...
...boathouse in front.
Are you kidding?
Around the time that you arrived.
Can you turn that off, please?
If.
Can you tell me if you see or
hear any activity specified...
...in the boathouse while approaching land?
No, I... look, I just docking.
These gentlemen here I
presented to Lord George.
Sir George.
Yeah, whatever.
Already saw Lady Stubbs?
What Hattie? No.
Walk around with Lord... Her husband,
but apparently does not like
far, so I returned to the yacht.
Said he would call me when she appeared.
Where is?
Disappeared.
Disappeared?
What do you mean with missing?
Vanished or
went to town to buy some beer?
Mr. South, when police say missing...
...means that we do not know.
Well, Mr. South..
Call me Eddie.
Mr. South,
When Hattie learned..?
Frimple.
Frimple?
Frimple Hattie.
She was the beautiful and
rich girl of the people,
when I was just a poor boy chubby
you know.
And I worked in a record store.
The boys passed it there.
She went to the store a
day we talk about music...
...and my desires arise in that business.
She told me, 'Just do it, Eddie.
I believe in you'.
And a good day did.
Now management actions biggest rock...
...she knew she had what it takes here.
Gray cells.
Please continue.
Well, after she graduated
and came to England.
His parents died and after that I lost track.
I came to find this beauty,
it was my ambition and vi...
.... his name in the papers.
A social review.
I sent a letter.
Sent a letter three months ago?
Yes, more or less.
Was the only one who sent him?
If.
Never answered me.
Anyway I decided to sail
downriver or wherever;
thought would like to see what I am now.
He hoped
allow my men to register the yacht.
What for?
Not know.
Assumes that maybe I have to
Hattie hidden here.
You should not have a search warrant?
If.
Forward.
I have not anything to hide.
Looks like a decent guy.
Why Lady Stubbs afraid?
If we truly afraid.
Marlene was such a good girl.
We had our fights,
all parents are like that.
No I liked her makeup or the guys who left.
Was late and did not go to school next day.
She and her friends spent all day
painting their nails.
And the music blaring.
What will we do without her?
Ms. Tucker, how.
Marlene was involved in
the hunt for the crime?
Well, Tucker has worked for Folliatt...
...from the house there Nasse.
Enemies, you know?
No, sir. I had boyfriends.
Look, Bland,
I talk to you.
I'm sorry, Ms. Tucker.
My condolences.
Thanks, Mrs. Tucker. That's it. Official
, accompanying Mrs..
Say, Sir George?
I hear that Lady Stubbs
have not found it yet.
What does this?
The seek.
A question, if I may.
Thanks. Sir George...
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