Death on the Nile
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- 1978
- 140 min
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Death on the Nile
See.
It's her. It's Miss Ridgeway.
That elegant.
Some have to work to live.
Daisy!
In its place.
Welcome to Wode Hall
Mlle. Ridgeway.
We hope you live happily here.
Thank you, Barnstaple.
So be it.
I would like to know the staff,
Mlle.?
Later.
Want to know how they works.
The architect has not yet arrived.
Now, Barnstaple.
All right, miss.
Jackie.
Linnet.
- Linnie.
- Jackie.
Sorry,
- The butler did not tell me
- Do not worry.
- You are fabulous.
- You also, as always.
Where I serve the tea, Miss?
- In the room.
- Right.
Let's refresh.
- What about Louise?
- Emotional loneliness.
I wanted to get married
with none other than an Egyptian.
He knew nothing of it.
Mandel investigate it.
- E?
- I was already married.
- So you stop him?
- You doubt?
I denied the dowry
and thus he did not want more.
Men!
Linnet!
- It's beautiful!
- I'm glad you like it.
I want to tell you
something and ask you a favor.
- Whatever you want, you know.
- It's serious.
I'm committed.
Jackie,
is wonderful!
- You will provide employment?
- Employment?
Here at Wode Hall, please.
Should tell me something
about it first.
Well, his name is Simon,
Simon Doyle and he is ...
He is everything I dreamed.
Jackie.
- Is not it beautiful?
- Yes, it's beautiful.
- Really.
- But he's broke.
With it we are already two.
He loves the countryside.
A job here would be ideal.
Linnet, hill
if I marry him.
It's serious, I die.
- You are very passionate.
- I know.
Well, whatever I do?
You have a huge farm.
Someone will have to manage it.
- Simon.
- It takes experience.
Studied Asset Management
in Cambridge. It's brilliant.
If you do not like it,
can fire him.
But I know I'll like it.
Okay.
Why not bring it here tomorrow?
- To speak with him.
- Thanks.
- Jackie.
- Bye.
Do not want to sound silly.
Do not worry;
the Linnet promised.
Well, almost.
Maybe not like me.
Nonsense. Gonna love it!
And you are perfect for the job.
I will do everything not to disappoint you.
Simon, I love you.
It makes me so happy!
The honeymoon will be in Egypt.
You always talk of Egypt.
Hi,
Linnet.
Linnie, here it is.
- Come on.
- One moment, dear.
Here you are.
My Simon.
Hello
Jackie has spoken highly of you.
Not perfect? It is not adorable?
Yes, I think will do very well.
I told you.
Linnet Ridgeway''marries
Prince Charming, no fortune.
The honeymoon will be in Egypt.''
My God!
Not to say Tutankhamun?
What the hell do we do?
Bremen sails tonight.
I have little time.
Lawyers will find a way in?
- No, silly.
- So what?
I go to Egypt. She'll be there for a month.
I'm Uncle Andrew!
A chance meeting.
I'm traveling.
Lovers on their honeymoon.
She will be distracted.
Got it?
The Linnet is no fool,
Pennington.
Not me!
So make a good trip,
wicked Uncle Andrew.
So this is Miss. Bridgeway.
What do you observe so closely?
His photography?
Or her pearls?
Education, Bowers,
or be unemployed.
And what do I care?
This village
is full of wealthy widows
willing to pay
a humble attention.
Come on, fire me.
But that genius, Bowers!
You need a vacation.
How about a
short journey down the Nile?
There is nothing that could
I dislike more.
I can not stand two things:
heat and idolatry.
Great, then we will.
Bowers, pack your bags.
They were on a ladder.
- Lazy!
- Lazy?
It's better the way that the arrival.
What a sight!
Happy, darling?
Bobo,
are
the happiest in the world.
and the prettiest.
And the more fortunate.
and more alone.
Just us and nobody else.
The pyramid-Neter Menkewre
is 62 feet tall.
Each side of the base
measures 108 feet.
- Jackie.
- What are you doing here?
Admiring the scenery as you.
You were in Danielli,
Venice and Brindisi.
What a coincidence!
Jackie, why?
You are following us, deliberately.
Is this true?
It is intolerable!
And ordinary.
Very ordinary.
And effective.
Very effective.
Goodbye.
- Where to go, it appears.
- Honey.
Like a kangaroo in heat.
I understand it.
Understand?
I broke off the engagement
and I married you.
She must be devastated.
Delighting in every minute.
No.
Honey.
We are fortunate ...
that Jackie does not spoil it.
Not allow.
It is the perfect honeymoon.
And no one will spoil it.
Te amo.
Let's bet a race.
- Colonel Race.
- Poirot.
Delighted to see you.
- My old friend! What joy!
- Yes.
I did not see you
from that strange case
cleric beheaded.
It was a lucky find
the knife in the chimney.
Luck?
I exercise my gray matter.
The luck I leave to others.
Forgot your high
self-esteem.
Can I ask what are you doing here?
I'm on vacation.
I'll run the Nile with the steam.
- And you?
- Do the same, strangely.
Or rather, is
following some passenger.
No. I'm just on vacation, my friend.
- Like you.
- Yes.
This place is free?
In this world, buddy,
nothing is free.
What was that?
Forget it. Sit.
Thanks.
Is reading''''Das Capital?
I never travel without this book.
Dr. Ludwig Bessner.
Bessner of the Institute in Zurich.
Jim Ferguson, a citizen of the world.
"You're on vacation?
-No.
Observe the decay
the capitalist system.
Really?
There is a good example here.
This parasite!
- Do not you approve?
- It gives me disgust.
Yes Maybe you're right.
She has too much power.
- Mr.
- Thank you.
Health
Linnet.
- Honey.
- Uncle Andrew.
What a surprise!
Did not know you were here.
Everything was very fast.
I'm on honeymoon.
On honeymoon?
My curator of the United States,
Andrew Pennington, love.
Simon.
Simon Doyle.
- Very pleased.
- My pleasure.
- In the attached?
- Just a moment.
Do not worry.
I will not intrude.
I know the young.
And the target of all eyes.
Even you,
with his modesty English, the notes.
- It is very beautiful
- And have a lot of money.
You know who you are?
- Of course.
- Yes.
Sorry for the intrusion
but I made a bet
with my daughter.
You're Hercule Porridge,
Almost. I am Hercule Poirot,
I told you, Rosalie.
There is only one Mr. Poirot
in the world.
Unmistakable.
As I am too.
My mother is Salome Otterbourne,
author of novels.
Otter ... Salome, of course.
Charming.
Two famous people
in the same place.
Three, I'd say.
I was referring to the genius
and not the mere money, sir.
mi viejo friend.
Mrs. ..
and his daughter ...
Encantada.
Sit down, please.
You are writing some
new book, lady?
What happens
in Egypt, perhaps?
That deduction brighter,
Mr. Poirot!
I am here to absorb
local color
to my great opus
Snow''on the Sphinx.''
in white-hot love
When an English girl
fresh out of school
plays the heartless heart
I think Mr. Poirot
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