Agatha Christie's Poirot 4-3, Four and Twenty Blackbirds, 名探偵ポワロ第4話　24羽の黒つぐみ　日本語字幕

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00:00Feather the Nest, including Makinson and Mademoiselle Darcy Lane.

00:10Unbelievable.

00:11No, no, no, mon ami, even the closest acquaintances could be tempted.

00:14Well, they could have played for lunch.

00:16Lunch?

00:17England won the toss, went into bat, Sutcliffe and Hammond were back in the pavilion before lunch.

00:2178 for 2 at the end of the opening session.

00:24Chipperfield trapped them both.

00:26Lunch? Of course he's thinks lunch.

00:30Don't you see?

00:32See what of it?

00:41I think you mean...

00:42Mr. Burrow?

00:43Mr. Burrow?

00:44Ruffles.

00:45I think you mean...

00:46Mr. Burrow?

00:47Mr. Burrow?

00:48Ruffles.

00:49Mr. Burrow.

00:50Mr. Burrow?

00:51Mr. Burrow?

00:52Ruffles.

00:53Mr. Burrow.

00:55Bing figure.

00:56Burrow?

00:57Ruffles, Mr. Burrow.

00:59Bing figure.

01:02Bing figure.

01:09Miss Lemmo, how did you get on with the music halls?

01:16George Lorimer is the manager of the Carlton Theatre, Bethnal Green.

01:22Excellent work, Miss Lemmo.

01:24Miss Lemmo, bat them as your rivals.

01:37Hastings, tonight we must visit the theatre.

01:40What's all this about blackbirds, Porro?

01:43That Saturday evening, Henry Gascoyne finished his meal with a blackbird, or rather, the blackberry crumble.

01:52Now, the juice of the blackberry leaves a dark stain, and yet the teeth of Henry Gascoyne were not discoloured.

02:00I looked most particularly.

02:02Well, then the waitress must have been mistaken. It's easily done, you know.

02:07According to the pathologist, Henry Gascoyne died two hours after eating the light meal.

02:14I do not consider soup followed by the steak and kidney pudding to be the light meal.

02:20But suppose that meal was not dinner, but lunch.

02:25But the old boy was seen at the restaurant at 7.30. You saw him.

02:30Yes, but that was not Henry Gascoyne.

02:35That Saturday night, not with Henry Gascoyne, but with his murderer, with his murderer,

02:41Henry Gascoyne was already lying dead at the foot of the stairs.

02:44And the killer, disguised as the old man, was able to leave the scene of the crime without arousing suspicion?

02:49Not quite.

02:55He...

02:56Why didn't you tell me?

02:58Not quite.

03:03He...

03:04Why take the old boy's place at the restaurant?

03:06To make it appear that Gascoyne was still alive.

03:09So the quest...

03:10At the restaurant.

03:11To make it appear that Gascoyne was still alive.

03:13So the question is, who could imitate Henry Gascoyne?

03:18I vote for the brother.

03:21A long stretch of the imagination.

03:23To see Mr. Ceylane in the wet weekend of his condition.

03:26To see Mr. Ceylane in the wet weekend of his condition.

03:29Steady, Poirot.

03:31Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

03:51Ah, the detectives, with a small idea.

03:55Please, mademoiselle, forgive this intrusion.

03:59Not at all, gentlemen.

04:04Nothing to hide.

04:06No, no, we were up in the gallery.

04:08No, no, we were up in the gallery.

04:12The death of Henry Gascoyne was deliberately arranged by someone he knew well.

04:18Am I a...

04:19Was deliberately arranged by someone he knew well.

04:22Am I a suspect?

04:25I understand Henry Gascoyne gave you a number of paintings.

04:28Yes, for life studies.

04:30So you are aware, no doubt, of their value?

04:32Yes, I've had a number of generous offers.

04:34You could be a worthy woman, Miss Lane.

04:36Henry Gascoyne's twin brother, Anthony.

04:55Do you know where he might be found?

04:59No, I don't.

05:01Perhaps you should ask the nephew.

05:07Ah.

05:26And now, ladies and gentlemen, Pinner!

05:36Well, who better to masquerade as the old man than his twin brother?

05:46Yes, the idea seems most attractive, Henry.

05:52I'll sing a song.

05:54I'll sing a song.

05:57It's called,

06:00Dine to come and hold my hand.

06:02Dine to come and hold your hand?

06:04Yes, sir.

06:05It sounds pathetic.

06:06And when it's over, Diner comes out and holds me hand.

06:10Oh, yes.

06:11Yes, sir.

06:12And that's the end.

06:13It certainly is.

06:14It's awful.

06:15Atrocious.

06:16Atrocious, sir?

06:17Yes.

06:18Oh.

06:19And the fireman, sir?

06:21Oh, that.

06:22Worse still.

06:23Oh.

06:24But, sir.

06:25Tell what now?

06:26Do you want a sword swallower?

06:28Do you want a sword swallower?

06:51Bad ass.

06:52Good ass.

06:53Bad ass.

06:54Bad ass.

06:56I love you.

07:16No, actually, I'm Harry Clark, George's assistant.

07:19He's not Harry Clark, George's assistant.

07:21He's not here tonight.

07:23Ah.

07:24Can you tell me where I might find him this evening, monsieur?

07:28Great, no.

07:29He's out of town.

07:30In Brighton, attending to his uncle's funeral arrangements.

07:34In Brighton?

07:35Yes.

07:36Is there something wrong?

07:38Non, non.

07:39C'est difficile, monsieur.

07:41You see, we were led to believe that Henry Gascoyne would not be buried until next week,

07:45and then here in London.

07:47Henry, you've got the wrong chappie.

07:49George was talking about his uncle Anthony.

07:51Died last week.

07:52Anthony?

07:54Yes.

07:55Funeral's tomorrow.

08:03Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

08:07To ashes, dust to dust.

08:14With both the brothers dead, there aren't many Gascoynes left to pay their respects.

08:18Many Gascoynes left to pay their respects.

08:20Not too many suspects left either, eh?

08:51Occupe Poirot, monsieur.

08:53Poirot? The name is familiar.

08:55Should I know you?

08:56Occupe Poirot, monsieur.

08:58Poirot? The name is familiar.

09:00Should I know you?

09:03Perhaps Henry Gascoyne might have mentioned me in passing.

09:06Ah, you knew Uncle Henry?

09:08I was an acquaintance, but many years ago.

09:13I only heard of the double tragedy last evening,

09:16and I felt the need to express my condolences to Mrs. Gascoyne

09:20and to yourself in person, monsieur.

09:22I'm sorry? Mrs. Gascoyne?

09:24Yes, the wife of Anthony.

09:27Oh, you mean Mrs. Hill, the housekeeper.

09:29She looked after him for years.

09:32And Madame Gascoyne?

09:33Dead, yes.

09:34Ten years now.

09:36Marked the beginning of the end for old Anthony.

09:38He became a virtual recluse.

09:42And I'm being terribly impolite.

09:44Why don't you both come back to the house?

09:46Oh, there's no wake, you understand.

09:48But I'm sure Mrs. Hill will provide us with some refreshment.

09:52An offer that is most generous, monsieur.

09:55We accept.

09:56The least I can do.

10:01It is small files of my own imagination.

10:03But, alas...

10:05Files of my own imagination.

10:08But, alas...

10:10My imagination.

10:12But, alas...

10:14My talent as a painter was not as great as my ambition.

10:18May I be of some assistance, Mrs. Hill?

10:21I can manage very well, thank you, sir.

10:41They were twins?

10:42Yes, not identical.

10:43Twins?

10:44Yes, not identical.

10:45But they bore a great resemblance.

10:47And also they had together the great rapport, non?

10:50Rapport?

10:51No, not at all.

10:52They hadn't spoken in twenty years.

10:54Sacre?

10:55Who?

10:56Omany.

10:57Well, years ago, Charlotte was Henry's model.

11:01But that's too light a word.

11:03She was more his inspiration.

11:04Ah, the muse.

11:08And along came Anthony and stole the girl's heart.

11:11He whisked her away, leaving his brother a broken man.

11:15And the wounds from such a battle run deep.

11:20Well, good evenings.

11:23Up stumps and back to the pavilion.

11:26Up stumps and back to the pavilion.

11:35Engine harvester!

11:39Engine harvester!

11:42The most distressing time for you, madame.

11:46Nursemaid and companion I was.

11:48Cook and cleaner all those years.

11:52Then he goes, just like that.

11:55After thank you for all my trouble.

11:57After penny by way of remembrance.

12:00Not even a small legacy in the will to your services?

12:03There was no will.

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