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00:00Parties.

00:18Don't try to stop me, Paulie. I have to do it.

00:24I'm afraid.

00:26Don't be.

00:30You will rest.

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01:34Oh, this new restaurant should be right up your street, then.

01:37Le Jardin des Signers.

01:40It's opening this week in German Street.

01:42They say it'll serve the best French food in London.

01:45All flown in specially.

01:46Le Jardin des Signers.

01:48That name, it is familiar to me.

01:51Garden of, uh, of, uh, scenes?

01:56Swans, Hastings. Swans.

01:58Oh, well, perhaps they'll be on the menu.

02:00All looks very exotic.

02:02What do you say, Poirot?

02:03Dinner for two?

02:05I say, Hastings, it is time for work.

02:12Just a l'heure.

02:16Just a l'heure.

02:20Good morning, Mr Poirot.

02:22Bonjour, Miss Lemmon.

02:25Must have left it for you and admirer.

02:27Must have left it for you and admirer, perhaps.

02:30The yellow iris.

02:31The yellow iris.

02:37First, Le Jardin des Signers.

02:39Poirot.

02:39Hastings, why do you now mention this restaurant to me and you, Miss Lemmon?

02:42I didn't mean to.

02:42Hastings, why do you now mention this restaurant to me and you, Miss Lemmon?

02:45I didn't mean to.

02:46The yellow iris.

02:48It returns to provoke me.

02:49I say, old chap, are you feeling all right?

03:06Can I get you anything, Mr Poirot?

03:08No, thank you, Miss Lemmon.

03:10Please, to sit.

03:21Chest.

03:22The yellow iris?

03:24Yes, Hastings, the yellow iris.

03:25The yellow iris?

03:27Yes, Hastings, the yellow iris.

03:30It reminds me of a case that I was not able to solve.

03:32I don't believe it.

03:33Through no fault of my own, Miss Lemmon.

03:35Living in the Argentine?

03:39Oh, that was two years ago.

03:40You were going to come, but you...

03:41Oh, that was two years ago.

03:43You were going to come, but you cancelled at the last minute.

03:46That is true.

03:47I said as much, but it was not quite like that.

03:52My first time in the Argentine.

03:55I broke my journey in Buenos Aires and was due to travel to...

03:58I broke my journey in Buenos Aires and was due to travel to your ranch in Los Pampos.

04:02However, because a general strike had disrupted the transport services,

04:08I was forced to book into a hotel.

04:14You are a liar, and a cheat, and I don't ever want to see you again.

04:18Pauline.

04:19All those things you said to me, all those promises you made,

04:22you're not interested in me at all.

04:24That's not true.

04:25You're just using me to get your rotten interview with Barton.

04:28I meant what I said.

04:30I'm in love with you.

04:32It's true, I do want the interview, but...

04:34Well, the answer is no.

04:36I won't help you.

04:37You can't come to the dinner, and I don't want to see you again.

04:39It was all going so smoothly and taught.

04:51So smoothly and taught.

04:53Wait a minute.

04:54I know you.

04:55I've seen your picture.

04:57You're Hercule Poirot.

04:59President Reguil can't last much longer.

05:01Years longer.

05:02Years old?

05:03He's 79, but that's not the point.

05:05He's out of touch.

05:07He's got the military on one side and the Catholics on the other.

05:10It's just a matter of time before one of them pushes him out.

05:12It is for this reason that you are here?

05:14No, I'm following Barton Russell and his partner, Stephen Carter.

05:18In fact, that's Carter over there with a drink in his hand.

05:22There's been a huge oil strike down in the south,

05:24and they're after the concession.

05:26They set up a company together, Sovereign Oil.

05:32Santé.

05:35So, so, tell me.

05:40In Wetherby.

05:42You must have read about the beautiful Wetherby girls.

05:45You must have read about the beautiful Wetherby girls.

05:47Pauline and Iris, daughters of Law Wetherby.

05:50No.

05:51He was a labor peer.

05:53He made his fortune in textiles.

05:54When he died, Iris got it all.

05:57And Iris Wetherby, she is also here?

05:59Of course.

06:00She's Barton Russell's wife.

06:02She'll be there tonight, Le Jardin d'Assigne.

06:06Barton's having a big dinner.

06:07And I was trying to get Pauline to invite me.

06:10You see, I think Barton Russell's up to something.

06:12And I want to be the first person to find out what.

06:14The deal?

06:20You have been most persu...

06:21You have been most persuasive, Senator Russell.

06:31It seemed appropriate.

06:32It seemed appropriate.

06:33There was Hastings in the hotel and atmosphere.

06:40It was not just the heat, but the uncertainty.

06:43Tell an atmosphere.

06:44It was not just the heat, but the uncertainty.

06:49I could also feel a growing sense of unease,

06:51and indeed of fear.

06:54Books.

06:55Realize.

06:56Happens every day now.

06:58It's complete confusion.

06:59It's complete confusion.

07:01Have this one.

07:02Room 217, if you please.

07:04217.

07:13Isn't it?

07:14Yes.

07:15Yes.

07:16I saw you talking to that writer.

07:18You're not here on business, are you?

07:21No, no, no, monsieur.

07:22I am en route to La Pampa.

07:24Then I should get a move on, if I were you.

07:26Pretty dangerous around here.

07:28Buenos Aires really isn't the place to be.

07:30You're most kind, monsieur.

07:34Hello, Iris.

07:35What's happened to the electricity?

07:36Don't tell me it's another power cut.

07:38May I have my key please?

07:40Iris, I need to speak to you.

07:41Now?

07:42May I take this?

07:43Yes, of course.

07:44Where's Barton?

07:45I don't know.

07:45I haven't seen him.

07:47Who's that man you're talking to?

07:49Nobody.

07:51Only a tourist.

07:52I didn't think there were any tourists in Buenos Aires.

07:54It's hardly the time.

07:55That's what I've been trying to tell him.

08:00Iris.

08:02I beg you.

08:04You don't know what you're doing.

08:05I know exactly what I'm doing.

08:06It's too late.

08:07For you, maybe.

08:08You, maybe.

08:10Iris, please.

08:12Henry.

08:12You should have thought of that.

08:14You should have thought of that before you got involved in an affair like this.

08:16What does it matter?

08:18Nobody knows about it.

08:19I know, but I can't live with it, Stephen.

08:22I just can't live with it.

08:26Never will I forget the words of Iris Weatherby, for it was then that I resolved that I, too,

08:32would take dinner that night at a restaurant called Le Jardin des Cisnes.

08:35Let me introduce you.

08:58You know my wife, Iris?

09:03Of course.

09:03Pauline, her sister.

09:05Enchanted.

09:06And this is my new partner, Stephen Carter.

09:10How do you do?

09:11Lola Valdez.

09:13Her dancing is the talk of the Argentine.

09:16You will forgive me, Barton.

09:18I bring with me a young English friend.

09:21Good evening, sir.

09:23Good evening.

09:24He's a periodista, a journalist, and he will write a grand piece on me to tell the whole of

09:29England about me.

09:30And he's doing us all a favor.

09:34Please, Mr. Chappell, join us.

09:37If we could just move over to make some room.

09:41Well, you certainly got a nerve, Mr. Chappell.

09:44I had to get in somehow.

09:45To get your story?

09:47Hell with the story.

09:48I came to see you.

09:49See you later.

09:49The food here is said to be excellent.

09:56You did not see my new review, Mrs. Russell.

09:59No, I'm not fond of dancing.

10:01You missed a wonderful performance, darling.

10:05I'd like to dance before I eat.

10:07Barton.

10:11Do you mind?

10:11It was everywhere.

10:35This was the background against which the dinner of Barton Russell was to take place.

10:51Allow me to introduce myself.

10:57I am Luigi Di Monaco, le patron.

11:00Welcome to Le Jardin de Signes.

11:03You are too kind, Signor Luigi.

11:05But you must excuse my lateness.

11:06I was delayed.

11:06There is some disturbance in the town.

11:08In this town, there is always some disturbance.

11:10Please.

11:12The best table for my distinguished guest.

11:14The best table for my distinguished guest.

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