Death on the Nile Page #9
- PG
- Year:
- 1978
- 140 min
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leaving the scene of the crime.
What?
He said he knows who
Louise killed?
Easy. Do not scream.
Mrs. Otterbourne, can not
stay here. I forbid
I found it odd
Mr. Doyle scream
with Mrs. Otterbourne.
Now I know who did it
to warn Jackie
the cabin door.
Mrs. Otterbourne,
God, calm down.
Now tell us the story
from the beginning.
And why, from the beginning
and the whole story?
To allow time
Jackie's act,
what he did immediately.
- ... you have to say
- Mr. Doyle.
It was he who killed his wife.
Mr. Pennington?
Boasted that his father
had taught her to shoot.
and her pride was not in vain.
I saw that I knew ...
He dropped the gun and ran
to his cabin next door.
It was very risky
but it was his only chance.
My friends
that's all.
Congratulations, Mr. P.
-For a fun theory.
It's more than a theory.
Unfortunately
is the truth.
And what happened
with the first bullet?
What Jackie shot me?
Good question, yes.
Everyone is looking at this table?
It has a piercing bullet
recent here.
You had time
taking the bullet
and throws it into the Nile.
- Nonsense!
- It's not nonsense.
We have evidence
that the three bullets
are gun
Miss. Jacqueline.
Suppose that.
How to prove that Simon
shot the other two?
Correct.
Have no evidence.
Absolutely
no evidence
The find, easy.
Not escape.
No?
Not convinced
a jury without evidence.
And where you want
get them, Mr. P.?
With Linnet?
No.
Not with Linnet.
With you.
What do you mean?
Simon
Quietly
ha a very simple proof,
now accepted as evidence
in any court in the world.
It's called''Proof''Moulage.
Moulage''Proof''?
Yes,''''Moulage.
When firing a weapon
skin are grains of gunpowder
that can be drawn
with a thin layer
wax.
This is the''Proof''Moulage.
Sir, can do this?
Anytime.
I suppose you are willing
to undergo this test?
It does not hurt, just feels a little
heat.
Jackie, what ...?
What can we do?
Nothing.
It's all over.
Do not worry so much, sir
for me, I mean.
Is concerned, is not it?
A little?
Yes
And do not judge Simon
too hard.
Never had the money and Linnet
dazzled with all the
their wealth.
Simon,
remember what you said?
He said it was''a story
she would die and I would inherit everything.''
That's when I knew
who conceived the idea.
Terrorized me.
He knew that try something
totally absurd.
Even had the idea for
the snake in his bed.
for the snake lady.
Glad
not to have him killed, sir.
Honestly.
So
you see,
had to help you.
I always had to help you.
Jackie, I love you.
I love you.
Stop!
Mr Poirot.
What a tragedy!
A splendid work,
Poirot, I must admit.
Could not have done
the''test''Montage.
I have no wax.
Haunts me, sir.
Haunts me altogether.
Goodbye, Mr. Poirot.
I fear that the description
until another opportunity.
Alas, lady!
I wanted to tell you
My recent experience
on the Orient Express.
Come, Bowers.
It's time to go.
This place gets
to resemble a morgue.
Thank God
will be one soon.
- Old boring.
- What genius, Bowers!
Need a vacation
refreshing.
I thought of a trip
the Gobi Desert.
Mr. Poirot, I want it
the first to know.
We just became engaged.
Congratulations, Missy.
Lord.
- Congratulations and good luck.
- Thanks.
- Goodbye, Mr. Poirot.
- Goodbye, sir.
- Colonel Race.
- Good luck.
My young,
an advice ...
as they say
United States
With''calm''.
Try.
With this thinking?
Thought of Moliere.
Hopefully speak some
known language.
The great ambition''
Women
is to inspire love.''
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