Agatha Christie's Poirot 32 - 5  Death in the Clouds, 名探偵ポワロ　第32話　雲をつかむ死  日本語字幕 アガサ・クリスティ 英語学習にも - video Dailymotion

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00:00Nothing at all.

00:07Is-ce que madame Gisèle avait de la famille Lise?

00:15Is-ce que madame Gisèle avait de la famille Lise?

00:20Is-ce que madame Gisèle avait de la famille Lise?

00:24Non, monsieur. Ses parents sont morts.

00:27Ses parents sont morts.

00:30Elle dit que quelqu'un est mort.

00:33Sa mistress n'a pas de famille.

00:36Beaucoup de parents sont morts.

00:39Ava-t-elle des enfants?

00:41Non, aucun.

00:43Et qu'il n'y a pas de enfants?

00:46Non.

00:49Quand c'est curieux, Lise,

00:51l'autre nom est Anne Gisèle,

00:53vient de refaire son face.

00:56Anne?

01:00Anne Gisèle a refait son face.

01:03Donc, Anne Gisèle existe?

01:06Est-ce que Anne est la fille de madame Gisèle?

01:10Oui.

01:13Il est légitime, légitime.

01:19J'ai dû prendre soin d'elle pour madame.

01:25Jusqu'à ce qu'elle s'en sépare.

01:29Il y a 23 ans, je ne l'ai jamais revu depuis.

01:39Le bébé de madame Gisèle was illegitimate.

01:47Il y a 23 ans que la mistress

01:49a pris la bébé de Mélisse…

01:51…3 ans que la mistress a pris la bébé de Mélisse…

01:53…et elle n'a pas vu depuis.

01:55She has not seen her since.

01:59I don't say.

02:08Well done.

02:10Merci.

02:17Excuse me. Excuse me.

02:19I don't.

02:2181 Port de... 81 Port de Clignan Corps.

02:26Greek called Xeropolis Ransic.

02:28Merveilleux.

02:30The efficiency of the French police, no?

02:34Ah, marvellous. Be a great help in tracing of that, Will.

02:38Hold on, I've got some... Be a great help in tracing of that, Will.

02:41Hold on, I've got some photos here.

02:46People ever been here?

02:48Ah.

02:51Ah.

02:53Reconnaissez-vous quelqu'un, Alice?

02:58What are you asking?

03:00What are you asking?

03:02Oui.

03:04Alors, pourquoi n'a t'a pas pris le vol?

03:07Oui.

03:09Alors, pourquoi n'a t'a pas pris le vol de 9h du matin?

03:13Elle était plein.

03:15I ask her why Madame Giselle...

03:16I ask her why Madame Giselle...

03:17I ask her why Madame Giselle...

03:18did not take the morning flight as was usual for her.

03:20Why didn't she?

03:21Because the 9 o'clock flight, it was full, évidemment.

03:23There was no room on it.

03:24Well, I can't say fairer than that, can you?

03:26Qu'est-ce qu'il se passe, eh?

03:29Ah, excusez-moi Madame.

03:31Qu'est-ce qu'il y ari si, qu'est-ce qu'il se te passe, eh?

03:34Qu'est-ce qu'il se passe ?

03:38L'éviant...

03:40L'éviant...

03:42L'éviant...

03:44L'éviant...

03:46L'éviant...

03:48L'éviant...

03:49It's been nice to be out on the fresh air like this.

04:06That's the tour, Vishman.

04:09Yes, out on the fresh air like this.

04:11That's the tour, Vishman.

04:14Yes.

04:15Yes, I suppose I do.

04:17Well, who knows, one day, well, maybe things will be simpler.

04:21Cecily did the decent thing, you mean?

04:23What will the decent thing be, in your opinion, Venetia?

04:27Well, if she confessed, I suppose.

04:30Isn't that what we both want, really, Stephen?

04:33Hello, I don't know.

04:42And I'm ten and my wife.

04:44Знаate, I've been...

04:44It's been so nice to be a good day now.

04:46I'm ten and I'm ten and I'm here.

04:47I've been still, I've been still here.

04:48It's been so nice to have been so nice to have been so nice to have been so nice to have been.

04:49Yes, I know it's Crackley.

04:51Yes, I know it's Crackley. I'm talking from France.

04:55I want you to find Lady Cicely Halbury at once.

04:58H-O-R-B for Bertie, U-R-Y.

05:04Belgravia.

05:06Oh, yes, and another place, a big house in Suffolk.

05:10Well, look it up in the file.

05:14Yes, and ring me back as soon as you've traded me.

05:18Yes, and ring me back as soon as you've traced her.

05:27Sit down.

05:32What have you found out for me?

05:34I have been to see Madame Giselle's lawyer, Inspector.

05:38Chief Inspector.

05:40Chief Inspector.

05:42I have seen the will, and it is true that Madame Giselle left her daughter

05:47and Giselle all her money, except for a small amount for the maid, Elise Grandier.

05:54I see.

05:56Thank you, Fournier.

06:08The 9 o'clock flight was full, so I booked Madame Giselle on the midday flight.

06:13How strange.

06:14Why?

06:15What's strange about it?

06:16Flights are often booked up well in advance.

06:19But not this one, Monsieur.

06:21What do you mean?

06:23New desk.

06:24A colleague of mine was on the 9 o'clock flight.

06:29She told me it was virtually empty.

06:31So perhaps you could now tell me the truth, Monsieur.

06:36Well, look.

06:37Four thousand francs to tell her the early plane was full.

06:39There didn't seem to be anything to tell her the early plane was full.

06:42There didn't seem to be any harm in it.

06:43I didn't know she was going to be murdered.

06:45Describe this man, Cibouple.

06:46He was an American, tall, young, with a goatee beard and glasses.

06:54Ah, yes.

06:55With glasses and a hat.

06:56And he chewed up his mouth.

06:57Yes, you are.

06:58You are.

06:59I think I was.

07:00I think I was a servant, you are.

07:01You are.

07:02I don't want to tell her the early plane was full.

07:03I think I was like a woman.

07:04I don't want to tell her the early plane was full.

07:07I don't want to tell her the early plane was full.

07:09There didn't seem to be any harm in it.

07:11I didn't know she was going to be murdered.

07:12Describe this man, Cibouple.

07:13He was an American, tall, young, with a goatee beard and glasses.

07:15And he chewed gum, like all Americans.

07:18And his French accent, it was terrible.

07:22Of course.

07:24Look, I will show you the tray where I keep the wooden pipes.

07:29The junk tray, I call it.

07:31I keep it for all the Americans.

07:36No, no, no, no. I bring it to you.

07:39Enjoy, good son.

07:45Where are you from?

07:51Mamalti. Mamalti.

07:55I thank you.

07:57I haven't done much.

07:58Oh, I thank you.

07:59I haven't done much.

08:01Oh, yes, already you are like a true professional.

08:04With a young man at the airline office, you played your role, but to perfection.

08:09Ah.

08:10May I?

08:11Oui, oui.

08:15C'est joli, n'est-ce pas?

08:22Mais qu'est-ce que c'est?

08:25This is of silk. Such workmanship.

08:30Workmanship.

08:34What else do you observe, mademoiselle?

08:36Well, the silk is red.

08:39I thought the dart that killed madame Giselle had black and yellow on it.

08:42But you see, the murderer, he replaced the red silk with the black and yellow.

08:49You seem to be in a hurry, mademoiselle.

08:53Well, not really.

08:54Well, Norman, Mr. Gale said he might call.

08:57He thought he might come over for a couple of days.

08:59I see.

09:00Um, mademoiselle Grey, I've been thinking, I have been thinking very hard.

09:04I wish that you say to Monsieur Dupont,

09:06He's very happy to give to him for his expedition the sum of five hundred pounds.

09:11Five hundred pounds?

09:12Oui.

09:13That's extremely kind.

09:15But, of course.

09:16A la trafectura de police, s'il vous plaît.

09:28Who else do we know who is of an age that would be correct for the daughter of madame Giselle?

09:32I tell you.

09:33We know three women who is of an age that would be correct for the daughter of madame Giselle.

09:37I tell you.

09:38We know three women.

09:40The Honourable Venetia Kerr, Mademoiselle Jane Grey, and the Lady Halbury.

09:44All three were on the aeroplane.

09:46Well, I'd still plump for Lady Halbury.

09:48But why, Chief Inspector?

09:49Well, for one thing, because that concierge at Giselle's finally admitted that she recognised her.

09:53She told you this?

09:55Said she'd been there several times.

09:56The last time she stormed out, slamming the door behind her.

09:59You discovered all this while knowing virtually no French?

10:02Chief Inspector, you're a miracle.

10:04Well, a bit of ingenuity, expressive hand gestures, that sort of thing.

10:08Chief Inspector Giselle believes that Lady Halbury committed a murder.

10:15Whilst I, I have discovered that Lady Halbury committed a murder.

10:19Whilst I, I have discovered that the purchaser of the poison dart was a man.

10:24It can't have been.

10:25But you're just a man.

10:26Well, you're a person.

10:27But he's an American.

10:28Yes, yes, yes.

10:29Or, he seems to be.

10:30He chews gum, he wears the American spectacles, and speaks with a most terrible French accent.

10:34But it is easy to be an American in Paris, Nes porfounier.

10:37Yes, yes, certainly.

10:38So I suggest that he is a stage American.

10:42You mean it was a disguise?

10:45So it cannot be Lady Hawberry?

10:50Unless she has an accomplice.

10:55Now that is possible.

10:59I'm gossiping about her in the newspapers.

11:02About her having an actor friend.

11:06Not in the newspapers that I read, Chief Inspector.

11:09But you may be right.

11:15What?

11:18What do you mean?

11:20Well, where is she?

11:24Wonderful.

11:28They've missed her.

11:30No one knows where she is.

11:32She's vanished.

11:33No one knows where she is.

11:35She's vanished.

11:37Oh, dear.

11:38So you have now a lost suspect too, Chief Inspector.

11:42So, now I leave you, Mademoiselle.

11:46So, now I leave you, mademoiselle.

12:10But aren't you going to say hello to Norman?

12:13Ah.

12:16In such a situation, situation three is a considerable crowd, I think.

12:21Excuse me.

12:21I'm sorry.

12:24I'm sorry.

12:25I'm sorry.

12:26I'm sorry.

12:27I'm sorry.

12:30I'm sorry.

12:31I'm sorry.

12:34I'm sorry.

12:35I'm sorry.

12:38I'm sorry.

12:39I'm sorry.

12:42I'm sorry.

12:43I'm sorry.

12:45I'm sorry.

12:46I'm sorry.

12:47I'm sorry.

12:48I'm sorry.

12:49I'm sorry.

12:50I'm sorry.

12:51Oh, of course. Mr. Poirot.

12:58Oui. May I, please?

13:11Bon.

13:21I have a question to ask you.

13:32When you cleared the table of Madame Giselle,

13:34when you cleared the table of Madame Giselle after she died,

13:39did you notice anything unusual?

13:42No. No, I don't think so.

13:44What sort of thing?

13:46Anything. Anything at all.

13:48Think hard, please. It is very important.

13:52Well, yes, there was something.

13:53It's silly, I'm sure, but, um...

13:56There were two coffee spoons in a saucer.

13:58It can sometimes happen when you're in a rush,

13:59and it's better to lay too much than too little.

14:03People can get terribly irritable if everything isn't exactly right.

14:07Still, that's not what you're after.

14:12Au contraire, Monsieur Michelin.

14:15Thank you very much.

14:17It is a clue of the most vital importance.

14:19It's to be able to spend time together in... together in Paris.

14:35Yes, it is.

14:37And I'll be fascinated to see where the old woman lived.

14:39Anyway...

14:40Why do you think quite Paul the mother?

14:43I don't know.

14:45I don't know.

14:47Why do you think it's odd?

14:48Do you think he's worked out some theory?

14:51What?

14:52The Jean de Paul murdered Giselle.

14:56But he seemed quite nice to me.

14:59More nice.

15:00Not that nice.

15:01He's quite nice to me.

15:03More nice.

15:04Not that nice.

15:05More nice.

15:20You

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