Agatha Christie's Poirot 2-1,  Murder in the Mews, 名探偵ポワロ　第2話　ミューズ街の殺人 日本語字幕 英語学習にも - video Dailymotion

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00:00Kill anybody? Nobody would know if it was a gunshot or a firework.

00:10But not so good, my friend, if nobody would know if it was a gunshot or a firework.

00:13But not so good, my friend, if your chosen method is strangulation.

00:16No, that's true. No.

00:19Or poisoning, come to that. Yes.

00:22You're pulling my leg. Yes, Hastings, we pull ever so gently the

00:26leg. Well, I still think it's a jolly good night

00:28for a murder. Anyway, I'm going to leave you here.

00:33This is where I garage my car. Good night, Chief Inspector.

00:35Good night, Poirot. Good night, Captain Hastings.

00:38Other man. Good night.

01:10Doctor Poirot does not need to go to the dentist, Miss Lemon.

01:19You've put it off once. Poirot does not need to go to the dentist,

01:22Miss Lemon. You've put it off once already.

01:25My teeth are perfection. It is sacrilege to tamper with them.

01:29But why do we not do something constructive about my collars, Miss Lemon?

01:32That laundry is in the pay of my enemies. Thank you, Poirot's residence.

01:37Poirot, please. Oh.

01:39Jap here? Yes.

01:41Chief Inspector Jap. He's here.

01:54Here's a strange thing, Poirot. Strange thing, Poirot.

01:58Mute last night. Where your friend Hastings keeps...

02:02Where your friend Hastings keeps his car.

02:05And Hastings was saying about how the sound of a shock

02:08could be covered by the noise of a firework.

02:10Yes. Well, someone did it.

02:12Really? Not murder. It looks like suicide.

02:15But they're not entirely happy about it.

02:18I'll meet you there in one hour.

02:27But I...

02:30But I...

02:33What did you do to spare the time, Poirot?

02:36No, no, no, not at all.

02:38But I hope you appreciate my friend's urgent business.

02:41I have had to cancel to be here. Oh, really? Oh, yes.

02:48And there's a Mrs Allen.

02:50She shared the house with a friend, Miss Plenderleaf,

02:55who is a professional photographer, or something along those lines.

03:03Miss Plenderleaf was away in the country,

03:05but when she came home this morning,

03:07she finds her friend's door locked.

03:10She knocks and calls, but can't get any answer.

03:13In the end, she gets really alarmed and calls the police.

03:1610.45, our lads break the door down,

03:19and there's Mrs Allen lying in a heap on the floor, shot through the head.

03:27Right, Brett, what's the trouble?

03:29Well, the position's all right.

03:31If she shot herself, she'd probably have slipped from the chair

03:34into just that position.

03:36But? The prints on the gun, sir, they're the problem.

03:39Bit of a thumbprint and a forefinger, and that's all.

03:42Just what you get from someone trying to press the dead woman's fingers

03:45on the gun and not doing it very well.

03:52Gun in left hand, wound on the left side.

03:56Presumably, she was left-handed.

04:00It looks as though she's holding the gun.

04:03In fact, she isn't. It's just sort of lying in her hand.

04:07Anything else?

04:09The window was closed and bolted, and the door was locked.

04:12We haven't been able to find the key.

04:17Watch this, then.

04:23Anything strike you?

04:25I was looking at the wound.

04:27I was looking at the wound.

04:34Expensive. A lot of it.

04:36A lot of it.

04:40A number of it.

04:45Been dead?

04:47She died at about 11.30 last night.

04:57No sign of any note having been written.

05:00No. Seems a missing key.

05:03If the key was...

05:05If the key was here, we wouldn't hesitate.

05:08Suicide, we'd say.

05:20I still can't believe it.

05:22We'll be as brief as possible.

05:25You were away for the weekend, I take it?

05:27Yes, since Friday noon.

05:29Away for the weekend, I take it?

05:31Yes, since Friday noon.

05:33Pardon, mademoiselle.

05:35You called the police.

05:37It did not occur to you that she's...

05:39It did not occur to you that she might have gone away

05:42and locked the door before leaving?

05:44Why should she lock it?

05:46In any case, she would have been able to find the key.

05:49I don't know.

05:51I don't know.

05:54In any case, she would have left a note for me.

05:56And she did not leave any note?

05:58Of course she didn't.

06:00Tell me about Mrs Allen, Miss Spenglase.

06:03I met her abroad. She was on her way back from India.

06:06I was looking for someone to share a flat with me.

06:09We decided we liked each other.

06:11What about the husband?

06:15Died a year or two after the marriage.

06:19A year or two after the marriage.

06:24I don't know if it was his.

06:26No, I'm sure she wasn't.

06:28No, I'm sure she wasn't.

06:30Did she have any particular man friend?

06:32Or men friends?

06:34She was engaged to be married again,

06:36if that answers your question.

06:38What's the name of the man she was engaged to?

06:40Oh, my God.

06:42I haven't told Charles.

06:44Who is Charles, Miss?

06:46The man Barbara was engaged to.

06:48Charles Laverton-West.

06:50He's MP for someplace in Hampshire.

06:52I should have phoned him.

06:54We'll go round and see.

06:56But there'll be no quarrel between them,

06:58as far as you know.

07:00I'd be very surprised.

07:02Barbara wasn't the quarrelling kind.

07:04What is your own opinion

07:06of Mr Laverton-West, Mrs?

07:08He's young, ambitious.

07:10A good public speaker

07:12means to get on in the world.

07:14And on the debit side?

07:18Rather pompous.

07:21Those are not very serious false men, Mrs.

07:23Those are not very serious false men, Mrs.

07:25Oh.

07:27You don't think so?

07:29Well, they might be to you,

07:31but to Mrs. Allen?

07:33No.

07:35It's them.

07:42You were fond of your friend?

07:46Yes, very.

07:48Yes, very.

07:56I know this must be upsetting for you,

07:58but there are just one or two more questions

08:00I'd like to ask you.

08:02Dead, wasn't she?

08:04Left-handed?

08:06Left-handed?

08:08No, I don't think so.

08:10No, I'm sure she wasn't.

08:12Really?

08:14You see, Mrs. Allen was shot in the left temple,

08:17in the left hand.

08:19Didn't you notice that when you found the body?

08:21No, I didn't.

08:25Understandable, miss.

08:27But it seems highly unlikely

08:29that a normally right-handed person

08:31would shoot themselves left-handed.

08:39It's normal, Mrs. Allen?

08:43It's not the kind of thing

08:45that's normally worn by our sex, is it?

08:47Oh, so you recognize it?

08:49I don't recognize it.

08:51I recognize what it is, though.

08:53A man's cuff link.

08:55Hestings?

08:57Once we've got this filter screwed down good...

08:59Hestings?

09:01Tight.

09:03We can put the new oil in,

09:05and she will run like a well-oiled clock.

09:07Hestings?

09:09Hello?

09:15But you were to ask questions, Hestings,

09:17to sound that local opinion.

09:19Oh, I've done that. Freddy?

09:21Hestings, to sound that local opinion.

09:23Oh, I've done that. Freddy?

09:25Freddy's helping with the oil filter.

09:27Is that a little good?

09:29I think we're tight for now.

09:31We'll put the spanner to it

09:33when we've put in a new gasket.

09:35Right. This is Mr. Poirot.

09:37Where are you, Gov? I'm Fred Dog.

09:39You can call me Freddy.

09:41Hello, Freddy.

09:44He's got the goods.

09:46Did you see something last night?

09:48Well, Miss Allen, she went to the post box about six.

09:50About half nine, though,

09:52a car pulled up.

09:54Standard Swallow Saloon. Rubbish, really.

09:56But it looked smart.

09:58A man got out. He was about 45.

10:00Well set up. Military-looking gent.

10:02You seen him before?

10:04Yeah, a couple of times.

10:06Dark blue overcoat, toothbrush moustache.

10:08He was in there for about an hour.

10:10I saw them come out together.

10:12You saw him leave?

10:14I don't miss much, Gov.

10:16Then you heard what they said, of course.

10:18Yeah. He said,

10:20think it over and let me know.

10:22And she said something.

10:24Then he said, so long.

10:26And the way they talked.

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