Thirteen At Dinner

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13 AT THE TABLE

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Ten seconds.

begins taking two.

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Stay in two for applause.

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Wonderful, very well.

a pleasure has been to have you here.

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Tell me before...

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When we will see on the screen to our favorite detective.

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in the next movie

Detective Jake Slagel.

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Well, David, as you know,

why I am in London.

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We will begin to roll the

Next, now.

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So I guess that is

release next year.

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This is magnificent.

That is soon.

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Mr Bryan Martin.

Ladies and gentlemen.

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Return to three.

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The five Phil.

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And.. takes three.

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Mention his name to the

criminal community...

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It would be like teaching a handful

garlic...

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a hungry vampire.

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Me that looking at my.

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You get... you get now.

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I do not understand any of this.

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You'll be well.

When say your name, salts.

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Den welcome...

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That I must be me.

If.

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Mr Hercule Poirot.

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Let me.

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It is a pleasure.

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Good, Mr Poirot. It is a great

privilege to make its television debut

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here with us tonight.

Do you see much television?

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You liked because it is full of

crimes, research

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and much consolation, you know,

the good guys always win.

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As news of

my clock radio.

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that the bad guys always win.

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Quite well, Mr Poirot.

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Tell me has seen any movie?

from Bryan, Jake Slagel?

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From whom?

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Jake Slagel...

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Is this Mr Slagel?

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Bryan... Slagel is the character.

-Already present ourselves - if, that is.

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No, I not very often to film.

I'm afraid...

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the last movie that I went to see

the cinema was Casablanca;

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I was invited to the premiere in Antwerp.

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In Antwerp?

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I did not know really who had

premiered in Antwerp

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Spends much time in Belgium?

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No, because there are very few crimes all the time.

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I am very patriotic

I believe in Belgium very deeply,

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but there the crime

virtually non-existent.

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Why did something?

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The truth, no.

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I could have been criminal,

because it is a similar profession

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It is the other side of the same coin.

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Toss...Oh crime!

No, rather not.

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Now receives the next guest,

The following guest who will be a surprise

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Not for Mr Poirot

But if to Bryan.

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because it is the co-star

his new movie.

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If you give welcome, please.

To the Ms. Jane Wilkinson.

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Hello to everyone.

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It is so nice to be here.

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And it is so nice...

be myself.

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Take a seat, please.

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How do these surprised, Bryan?

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I am fairly.

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Well, surprise has always been my...Forte?

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Good word.

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But tell me, Bryan?

How does describiras, Jane?

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Would call it unpredictable?

Llamaras it irresistible?

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Call me... whenever you want.

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Strange.

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"Strange" is the word until

mysterious.

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This young miss resembles your famous co-star, Bryan.

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But, in fact, ladies and gentlemen,

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I would like to look again at...

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"Just because I'm not Bachelor.."

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I try as if he had no

"a brain in your head".

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The star of nightclubs

and television:

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Charlotte Adams.

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Fantastic...Well, we already finished.

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Thank you.

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Ellis...

To call Bryan by phone.

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read my thoughts.

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invited detective...

and the girl... for dinner.

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That wonderful.

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I am going!

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Hello, Jane.

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That good that come all.

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Jane, is Hercule Poirot.

Mr. poirot is an honor.

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Madame, thank you.

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Arthur Hastings is.

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Delighted to know.

Thrilled to know it.

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Enter, please.

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Thank you, partner.

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This is my friend Ronny.

It is a pleasure.

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I need a drink.

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Ellis, serves drinks.

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You speak with a former waiter, does not

only pretty; face I will do it.

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I was watching you.

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Hey, "It's so nice to be here.."

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"and it is so pleasant to be your"

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Where get this gesture?

fool head?

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How do you help me?, how do you help me?

Wonderful!

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