00:22And all London holds its breath for the verdict in the infamous Biroldi trial.
00:26Accusations against the beautiful Madame Biroldi over the brutal murder of her husband, Arnold, have shocked the entire nation.
00:35After their wedding ten years ago, Monsieur and Madame Biroldi took a prominent place in London society, with the couple setting up permanent home here twelve months ago.
00:46And it was good news for the capital, too, as Mr Biroldi established his headquarters in the Port of London.
00:51Together with his English partner, Mr George Connor, seen here with Monsieur Biroldi, they brought valuable income to Britain.
01:04To the Biroldi home.
01:06Jeanne Biroldi is found tied up.
01:08Her husband is stabbed in the heart.
01:09Jeanne Biroldi is found tied up.
01:11Her husband is stabbed in the heart.
01:13And at the memorial service afterwards, Mr Connor comforts the grieving widow.
01:20Two months later, a sensation, as Jeanne Biroldi is taken into custody and charged with her husband's murder.
01:27The story of the intruders was, they say, a clever concoction to divert suspicion.
01:32Evidence comes to light of a secret assignation between Madame Biroldi and Monsieur Biroldi's partner, George Connor.
01:40But before the police can apprehend him, George Connor flees the country.
01:46Your old daughter, Martha, fights to hold back the tears.
01:52Fights to hold back the tears.
01:57There comes Mr Letts.
01:58Um, I think we should come back to the Biroldi woman.
02:02Um, I think we should come back to the Biroldi woman at the end.
02:06That's all the footage we've got, Mr Letts.
02:09Uh, okay, uh, then let's see those last shots again.
02:15Fine, then runs off and abandones Jeanne Biroldi.
02:17No, from what I've heard, they were in it together.
02:19And abandones Jeanne Biroldi.
02:20No, from what I've heard, they were in it together.
02:22He may have held the knife, but it was Madame Biroldi who guided his hand.
02:27Where's the verdict?
02:27Tomorrow.
02:29Well, maybe you can get some more footage later.
02:31I doubt it.
02:32If Madame Biroldi really did kill her husband, she won't be making any more appearances.
02:37Ready, Mr Letts.
02:39Run it.
02:39Run it.
02:48Her mummy's going to hang.
02:51He's going to hang.
02:52He's going to hang.
03:04He's going to hang.
03:05He's going to hang.
03:17the
03:42uh
03:47It will be the experience, Gastron Amin.
03:49I'm sure Dovelle will be perfect for you, Morrow.
03:51So you said, Nanami, when you chose for us our destination.
03:54What is famous for it?
03:55It seems to me, Hastings, that these sophisticated people,
03:58they interest themselves mainly in these activities.
04:00These sophisticated people,
04:02they interest themselves mainly in these activities sportives.
04:05Yes, well, some people come to Dovelle for that,
04:07but not everyone.
04:10No, for me, Hastings, I interest myself
04:13in la bonne cuisine normale.
04:15Absolutely.
04:17Hastings, this hotel that you have reserved for us,
04:23it has a chef of the first order.
04:25Oh, top-notch.
04:26And the name of this hotel, Hastings,
04:29you neglected, I think, to mention it to me.
04:30A lot of golfers are very gastronomic, you know, Poirot.
04:40Nothing like 18 holes to build up an appetite.
04:55You really ought to try it, Chinook.
04:57You might find you actually enjoy it.
04:58To hit a little ball into the little hole
05:00in the middle of a large open field,
05:02not really.
05:03I think it is not to the taste of Poirot.
05:04You have the options on the land of joining a golf course.
05:20But when the architect asked me if he could see you tomorrow afternoon,
05:29he wants to know what he thinks...
05:30Wait a minute.
05:31That man.
05:34What, the little one was in his lunch?
05:35That's Hercule Poirot.
05:37The detective.
05:40Staying here.
05:41Where's Lawrence, damn him?
05:48He's just coming now.
06:05No.
06:11I don't need a private detective.
06:14I don't need a private detective,
06:16but it's none of your damn business anyway.
06:18You're my secretary,
06:19but it's none of your damn business anyway.
06:22You're my secretary, Stoner,
06:24not my confidant.
06:26I'm sorry.
06:28It doesn't matter.
06:37I sent to the station this afternoon.
06:39We with you.
06:40Then you've got your holiday.
06:43Is that right?
06:44Oui, monsieur.
06:46Good.
06:54Salut, Jacques.
07:04That was my stepdad father.
07:05I have to go now.
07:06Jack.
07:07Darling.
07:08I have to pack.
07:09The ship needs to...
07:10Santiago's the other side of the world.
07:12I can't bear it.
07:12The other side of the world.
07:14I can't bear it.
07:15I have no choice.
07:17This on me.
07:20Why not refuse?
07:22You don't even like him.
07:24Why not refuse?
07:26You don't even like him.
07:27Why don't you just tell him...
07:29No.
07:33It's only...
07:34She felt like...
07:35She felt like...
07:35Who?
07:36You know who.
07:38Isabel.
07:39Who?
07:40You know who.
07:41Isabel.
07:42She lost you to me and now I'm losing you to your stupid business.
07:45It's not the same.
07:48I love you, Martha.
07:50You loved her.
07:52Until I met you.
07:53I understand you're leaving us, Jack.
08:08I understand you're leaving us, Jack.
08:11Yes, Madame de Bray.
08:12I...
08:13I shall miss you.
08:15We both will.
08:16We both will.
08:18Right to me.
08:20Every day.
08:20We both will.
08:50I told Laurence to put them in the car.
08:58Wish you'd tell me what this trip is.
08:59Laurence to put them in the car.
09:02Wish you'd tell me what this trip is all about.
09:05Ten days crossing to Buenos Aires and then overland to Santiago.
09:10Seems like a hell of a long way to go, just on your say-so.
09:13You don't want to be part of my business?
09:17Me to see Martha.
09:19That's a ridiculous suggestion.
09:21That's a ridiculous suggestion.
09:22Then why all this secrecy?
09:24You'll be met at Santiago.
09:27Everything will be explained to you.
09:29Thank you, Lernie. That'll be all.
09:31Yes, Madam Renaud.
09:33You know, separating Martha and me will not change my feelings towards her.
09:38That's enough.
09:38You are only my stepfather.
09:41You cannot rule my life.
09:42Jack.
09:43No.
09:45Wish you were dead sometimes.
09:47It's once in my life I could do as I pleased.
09:51It's once in my life I could do as I pleased.
09:51Okay.
09:52Yes.
09:53Well, I like that.
09:54It feels like we've seen her.
09:56And that's enough.
09:57What about you?
10:00What?
10:01No.
10:01No.
10:02Still see his vest?
10:06Oh.
10:07Oh.
10:09Oh.
10:09Oh.
10:10Oh.
10:10Oh.
10:11Oh.
10:11Oh.
10:12Oh.
10:12Oh.
10:13Oh.
10:14Oh.
10:15Oh, my God.
10:45Oh, my God.
11:15Oh, my God.
11:17Thank goodness for that.
11:20It's a marvellous golf course.
11:22They say it'll be the best in France when they're finished it.
11:25Oh, so this golf course, it does not have the necessary number of holes?
11:28No, no, it's got 18 holes, but they're extending it, adding a few more bunkers, that sort of thing.
11:33He thinks what is it, a bunker?
11:35Oh, you know, a sand trap.
11:37I'm afraid that's where I usually end up.
11:39Ah, it is the same in French, le bunker.
11:43Oh.
11:43Oh, and tomorrow you play, how do you say, the circle?
11:48Oh, around, yes, yes, they're lining me up with some people.
11:53Mesdames, messieurs.
11:54What an absolutely lovely girl.
12:08Foro, my name is Paul Renaud.
12:32May I join you?
12:34Si, vous plaît, monsieur Renaud.
12:39Mr. Parra, I happened to see you this morning.
12:42Shh, shh, shh.
12:43It was a piece of remarkable fortune because...
12:46Mr. Parra, I will pay you anything to help me.
12:51In what way, monsieur?
12:53I believe I am in danger of my life.
12:56What makes you think that?
12:58I'm a rich man, Mr. Parra.
13:00I have enemies.
13:01May I ask what work is it that you do?
13:05I own properties, hotels.
13:08This hotel and the golf course are mine.
13:10Ah.
13:10But I have another business in precious stones.
13:16I export them out of Santiago in Chile.
13:21That's where the trouble began.
13:25Fraud, Mr. Parra.
13:28I can't talk to you here.
13:30I can't talk to you here.
13:32It's too dangerous.
13:34Will you come to my villa tomorrow?
13:36It's the Villa Genevieve, just past the Villa Marguerite,
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