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00:00To be continued...
00:30...heads into Southampton Water have repairs to both.
00:34Many happy returns to your home waters.
01:00I want you to arrest this man.
01:28I want you to arrest this man for the theft of one million dollars in the Liberty Bonds.
01:33What?
01:34I say, what?
01:35You say so, sir.
01:37Come on, you.
01:37Come on.
01:38How could you?
01:42Come on.
01:43Come on.
01:44Come on.
01:45Come on.
01:46It looked such a beautiful ship, Mr. Poirot.
01:54It was indeed an experienced most remarkable, Miss Lemmon.
01:57I'm only sorry it wasn't all more successful.
02:00But it was a great success.
02:03Not once did I succumb to the Maldemar.
02:06Poirot?
02:06Ah, Hastings, you're ready.
02:09We have played the games long enough, Hastings.
02:11It is now time to settle the scores.
02:16Mr. Poirot!
02:33This is Hanson to my key.
02:35When did you notice it had gone, Mr. Barbassoor?
02:37Did you notice it had gone, Mr. Barbassoor?
02:39Only when McNeil asked for it.
02:41Eh bien, who then had access to your office?
02:43Myself, my secretary.
02:45One more question, if you please, monsieur.
02:47Before the departure of the Queen Mary,
02:50who was it to put the bombs into the portmanteau?
02:52I did.
02:53Why?
02:54It is just as I thought, monsieur.
02:56And it tells me all that I need to know.
03:05Werner!
03:06You know, Poirot, you really are quite a boss.
03:33You must understand, mademoiselle, that I am only trying to help you.
03:58You arrest my fiancée.
04:00McNeil arrest Mr. Barbassoor.
04:02You're both as bad as each other.
04:04Je vous en prie, mademoiselle, have patience.
04:07Well?
04:10You are afraid of monsieur Ridgway, no?
04:12I was afraid for...
04:13Monsieur Ridgway, no?
04:15I was afraid for him.
04:16No, no, no, no, mademoiselle.
04:18You knew he was a gambler most compulsive.
04:19You knew of his debts.
04:21And it was for this reason that he sold his car.
04:23Yes?
04:24I can't deny it, Mr. Poirot.
04:26You seem to know.
04:28And you were also afraid, were you not,
04:30that if he were entrusted with the one million dollar liberty bonds,
04:33that he would take them and disappear.
04:36I...
04:36You wish to protect him, mademoiselle.
04:40I don't know what you mean.
04:42Please, mademoiselle, do not try to deceive me.
04:43I don't know what you mean.
04:45Please, mademoiselle, do not try to deceive me.
04:47I know.
04:48The key that opened the portmanteau
04:57was the key of your employer, monsieur Vavasor.
05:00But I'm afraid, mademoiselle, that will not...
05:02The key of your employer, monsieur Vavasor.
05:04But I'm afraid, mademoiselle, that will not work.
05:08Because the keys have nothing to do with it.
05:10Take me here, Mr. Poirot.
05:20I thought it might be instructed for you, monsieur Michael.
05:23I thought it might be instructed for you, monsieur Michael.
05:25Is it really true, both Mr. Vavasor, one of them stole the bonds?
05:44No, no, no.
05:44Stole the bonds?
05:45No, no, no, no, no.
05:47They stole nothing.
05:49Indeed, there was nothing to steal.
05:50You see, monsieur McNeil,
05:55the bonds were taken long before the Queen Mary set sail.
05:58But that's impossible.
06:00We were with the portmanteau all the time.
06:02No, no, no, no, no.
06:03Pas du tout, mon ami.
06:04Monsieur Vavasor, he put the bonds into the portmanteau.
06:08And the eyesight of monsieur Vavasor is poor.
06:10He told us so himself.
06:13What?
06:13No.
06:15He would not have noticed that the bonds...
06:16He would not have noticed that the bonds that he was holding
06:19were all fodderies.
06:24Listen, wait a minute.
06:25You mean a minute?
06:26You mean the bonds on the Queen Mary were fakes?
06:28Exactly that, mon ami.
06:30But why?
06:31What good would that do anyone?
06:33Mr. Shaw has got to rest now.
06:35Ah, yes, of course.
06:37Here's things.
06:41Nurse Long, pardon, but...
06:44C'est ça.
06:46C'est ça.
06:52Pardon, pardon, but...
06:54When the ship or...
07:03When the ship or so,
07:05I ask you the same question.
07:07But the movement was exactly the same.
07:12But the movement was exactly the same.
07:15It was the movement of an experienced nurse
07:17who always wears the watch on her chest.
07:23Mademoiselle Brooks.
07:24Mademoiselle Brooks.
07:26Or Mademoiselle Long,
07:28who travelled with a copy of one of the keys,
07:30who stole the bonds that were fake,
07:32and who disposed of them.
07:34I don't know what you're talking about.
07:36You're talking gibberish.
07:37But she can't be.
07:39Miranda Brooks was an absolute stunner.
07:42Monsieur Philippe Ridgway would take the blame, huh?
07:44Michel Ridgway, with the problems of his gambling,
07:46he would be the obvious suspect.
07:48He would become the...
07:49How do you say?
07:49The scapegoat.
07:51But he did steal them.
07:52He was the one travelling with them.
07:54Precisely what you were intended to think,
07:55Monsieur McNeil.
07:56That was why it was essential
07:57that Michel Ridgway should be on that boat.
08:00No.
08:00It was Mademoiselle Brooks
08:02who tried to kill Monsieur Shaw with a motor car.
08:04Miranda planned all that.
08:14Miranda planned all that.
08:23Good Lord.
08:27Good Lord.
08:32What's that?
08:34One step at a...
08:35One step at a time.
08:41One step at a time.
08:45Shield her accomplice.
08:47Ridgway.
08:52Ridgway.
08:52How simple it would have been for Monsieur Shaw
09:01to remove those bonds that were entrusted to him
09:03if he had taken them on board the boat, huh?
09:06Too simple.
09:07Too obvious.
09:08The bank would have known precisely where to look.
09:12Are you implying that I was in some way involved in this?
09:14I was bedridden.
09:16I was bedridden.
09:17Yes, of course you were, Monsieur Shaw.
09:19With a poison.
09:22That was fake.
09:25As was the attempt to kill you with a motor car.
09:27It was all part of your plan
09:29to get Monsieur Philippe Ridgway
09:30to take your place on the boat.
09:32But Mr. Shaw still had his key.
09:34Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Monsieur McNeil.
09:35He had a copy of his key.
09:38Mademoiselle Brooks.
09:40She had the real one.
09:44What?
09:57No.
09:59No.
10:00What we intended to be.
10:04Sorry.
10:06Don't be.
10:0825 years at the London and Scottish Bank.
10:11The London and Scottish Bank.
10:18Gordon.
10:25Where's McNeil?
10:32I saw the lone sharks waiting for you at Southampton.
10:35And I thought you'd be safer in the police cell.
10:38Waiting for you at Southampton.
10:39And I thought you'd be safer in the police cell.
10:42Well, that's true, I suppose.
10:44Yeah, and it also allowed the real culprits
10:46to relax their guard a little, huh?
10:48I can't tell you how much we owe you, Mr. Poirot.
10:51I've been promoted to joint general manager.
10:53I've paid off all my debts.
10:55And there aren't going to be any more.
10:57Thank you for everything.
10:58Ah.
11:01Goodbye.
11:02Goodbye.
11:09Au revoir.
11:10Au revoir.
11:10A glass of creme de mousse.
11:26A whiskey, perhaps?
11:28Oh, no.
11:29No, thanks.
11:31Hastings, a whiskey, perhaps?
11:32Oh, no.
11:33No, thanks.
11:35Hastings.
11:37You are not elated by our success?
11:39Oh, yes, yes.
11:40Very good.
11:41Au revoir.
11:41Au revoir.
11:41Au revoir.
11:41Au revoir.
11:41Au revoir.
11:42Au revoir.
11:42Au revoir.
11:42Au revoir.
11:43Au revoir.
11:43Au revoir.
11:43No, I'm fine.
11:46Hastings.
11:47We have just completed a case most successful.
11:50Two men have been released from the imprisonment most unjust.
11:53You have been privileged to watch Hercule Poirot at his most brilliant.
11:56And on top of this, you have had a nice ride on the Queen Mary.
12:01Well, I know, Poirot.
12:03I'm sorry.
12:05It's Miranda Brooks.
12:06Ah, Hastings.
12:11Amorous young woman, huh?
12:13No, no, no, no.
12:14No, no, no, no.
12:16Not at all.
12:16Quite the opposite, in fact.
12:19It's just that, well, there she was.
12:22As you say, glamorous young woman.
12:24But with a bit of a wig and a few bits of makeup,
12:28she could transform herself into that dowdy hag of a nurse.
12:32Yes, it was indeed very well done, Hastings.
12:35But, well, I mean,
12:37if a woman can do that one way,
12:41she can do it the other.
12:43Oh, Hastings.
12:46Well,
12:46I mean, then where are you?
12:49Now, that also is something to celebrate, Nespa.
13:15Oh.
13:15Oh.
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