Agatha Christie's Poirot 3-4,   The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly, 名探偵ポアロ 第3話　ジョニー・ウェイバリー誘拐事件 日本語字幕 - video Dailymotion

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00:00But, well, I think she's beginning to appreciate the Waverley way.

00:12Miss Collins, can I ask you about the boy's nurse?

00:14She'd only been here for about six months.

00:17Was she trustworthy?

00:18Eminently, I should have thought.

00:20And she'd left the house by the time of the kidnapping, anyway.

00:23Quite so, quite so.

00:26House.

00:28Was there anyone she was particularly friendly with, anyone on the staff?

00:33I'm sure I couldn't say.

00:35I don't listen to chittle-tattle from below stairs, I'm afraid.

00:38Oh, no, no, quite.

00:39Yes.

00:40Oh, excuse me.

00:41I did not know you were still in here.

00:44No, no, that's fine.

00:45We were just about finished.

00:46Eh, Miss Collins?

00:47You're sure?

00:48Oh, yes.

00:50Merci, mademoiselle.

00:52Merci, mademoiselle.

01:00Anything?

01:02What about you?

01:04Oh, I learnt a lot from Monsieur Treadwell.

01:07And?

01:08There is one thing I do not understand.

01:11I don't understand any of it.

01:13Non, non, non, mon ami, it is simple.

01:15But for the one thing.

01:18Ah, here is the child, eh?

01:20Here, in this room.

01:22Guarded by his father and the inspector, Jeanne.

01:26Now, the arm is raised, and the inspector and Waverly foolishly rush out,

01:32leaving the child undefended, yes?

01:34Yes.

01:35Bon.

01:37Now, the kidnapper comes in and takes away the child.

01:41Where?

01:44What do you mean, where?

01:45Well, they cannot go out this way.

01:47Waverly and the inspector have just gone,

01:49and there is still a policeman standing not twenty meters away.

01:55But to what end?

01:59Has the policeman outside the door?

02:03Has the policeman outside the door?

02:05The door?

02:07The back door?

02:08Likewise.

02:10That side of the house is where Rogers has been caught,

02:13and excitement reigns.

02:17A problem, eh?

02:18I see what you mean.

02:19The tunnel.

02:21What?

02:22The tunnel.

02:23What tunnel?

02:25A lot of Catholic houses used to have priest holes,

02:28places where the priests used to escape to,

02:30if the king's men came looking for them.

02:33Where is it, this tunnel?

02:43It comes out.

02:45It comes out of the mausoleum, about half a mile away.

02:48About half a mile away.

02:52Need a lamp to push.

02:54What is that, a lamp of the pocket?

02:56A torch?

02:57Torch.

02:58Oh, I've got one in the car.

02:59Bon.

03:01Not easy to say.

03:03A few people who've visited...

03:05A few people who've visited the house, I suppose.

03:09But mainly just family.

03:10I see.

03:11Servants?

03:12One or two of them, I suppose.

03:14Miss Collins?

03:15Oh, no, I'm sure not.

03:17Treadwell?

03:18Oh, he's bound to, I suppose.

03:19He's been with us so long.

03:22And the child's nurse?

03:24Misses with us?

03:25I wouldn't have thought so, no.

03:27Here we are, one each.

03:29Good.

03:30Come, Captain Hastings,

03:31we embark on a voyage into darkness.

03:38No, no, Captain Hastings and I must go alone.

03:41There's some steps...

03:42Must go alone.

03:43There's some steps going down.

03:57Forward, mon bras.

04:02Tell me, what do you make of this case?

04:05You don't expect me to think in the dark, do you?

04:07Ah, Hastings, the little grey cells,

04:09sometimes they work even better in the dark.

04:12But always we come back to the same question.

04:15Why would anyone warn the Waverleys

04:17before they kidnap the child?

04:19I suppose they hoped to get the money

04:21without actually being forced to do it.

04:22At least that does not alter the fact

04:24that they were making a thing difficult

04:25that was perfectly easy.

04:27At time or date, nothing would be easier.

04:30Nothing would be easier.

04:31For them to wait their chance,

04:33carry off the child in a motor,

04:34one day when he is up with his nurse.

04:36I suppose so.

04:39What's with this tunnel?

05:10See, the car could be waiting here, well away from...

05:14See, the car could be waiting here,

05:16well away from the house.

05:18See, the car could be waiting here,

05:20well away from the house.

05:22The child could be brought through the tunnel to the car.

05:27The driver makes the getaway hooting

05:29as he passes inside of the house.

05:39Ah!

05:45The mysterious poisoning of Madame Waverley.

05:47Poison!

05:48Ah, my poor esteem.

05:49Oh, innocent.

05:50Poisoning of Madame Waverley.

05:51Poison!

05:52Ah, my poor esteem.

05:53Oh, innocent.

05:54But...

05:55No, no, no, no, no.

05:56No, no, no.

05:57It is nice.

05:58But surely you cannot imagine it was by accident

06:01that Madame Waverley was conveniently kept out of the way

06:04on the day of the kidnapping?

06:06Good God!

06:07Point number two.

06:09Someone in the house must have pinned the final note

06:12to Monsieur Waverley's pillow.

06:14Yes, I see that.

06:15Point number three.

06:17The putting on of the clock, ten minutes.

06:19All inside jobs.

06:21Now, we have four people inside the house.

06:25Madame Waverley and Miss Collins we can exclude.

06:28The one is, how you say, elite?

06:32Bedridden, yes?

06:34The other, Miss Collins, is with her.

06:36Well, that only leaves Mr Waverley and Trenwell.

06:38So it does.

06:46There is a train to London in 40 minutes.

06:49There is a train to London in 40 minutes.

06:52Well, I'll drive you to London.

06:54No, no, Hastings.

06:55I'll take the train.

07:01Mum!

07:07Captain Hastings is being kind enough to drive me to the station.

07:10Then kind enough to drive me to the station.

07:12Then I shall proceed to London.

07:14But the case.

07:16My son.

07:17You haven't done anything.

07:19But I have done everything, Monsieur.

07:21Then where is he?

07:24I'll give you the address.

07:32For me.

07:34Hastings and me to the boy.

07:38Hastings and me to the boy now.

07:41To the boy now.

07:45Madame Waverley will be informed of the exact sequence of events that made up this dastardly crime.

07:59He's alright.

08:03He's alright.

08:07He's well cared for.

08:09Of that I have no doubt.

08:33Very well.

08:50Daddy!

08:55Daddy!

08:58Daddy!

09:00Who's that?

09:01Of course, of course, of course.

09:04You are Mr. Treadwell's daughter.

09:06Niece.

09:27I am sure your ingenuity will be equal to the task

09:29of explaining the boy's reappearance.

09:33If I did not believe you to be a good father at heart,

09:36I would not be so willing to give you another chance.

09:40I'll do anything to avoid a scandal.

09:45That was why it was intolerable that your wife

09:47should call a halt to the restoration work on the house.

09:50Intolerable that your wife should call a halt

09:52to the restoration work on the house.

09:55Having a rich wife is not the same

09:57as being rich oneself, monsieur.

10:00Don't worry.

10:03Good.

10:05Your name is...

10:07Your name is an old and honored one.

10:10Do not jeopardize it again.

10:58Won't you let me into the secret?

11:00It was obvious.

11:02Who sends away the servants can write...

11:04Who sends away the servants can write the notes?

11:07Who can drag his wife?

11:09Who can put the hands of the clock forward?

11:11Who can establish an alibi

11:13for his faithful retainer, Treadwell?

11:18As never liked his mistress, Mrs. Waverley.

11:21Miss, Mrs. Waverley.

11:23As never liked his mistress, Mrs. Waverley.

11:26Miss, Mrs. Waverley.

11:28But he is devoted to his master.

11:35Waverley, Treadwell, and his niece, Jessie Withers,

11:40who gets herself sacked as noisily as possible

11:42so that she can arrange the decoy Rogers,

11:45pick up the boy from the mausoleum,

11:47and drive him away to the little cottage in the woods.

11:54The train has one advantage over the car.

11:58The train has one advantage over the car.

12:02He does not often...

12:04The train has one advantage over the car.

12:07He does not often run out of...

12:09Has one advantage over the car.

12:11He does not often run out of coal.

12:23He does not often run out of coal.

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