Dial M for Murder
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:12:02
I was planning to palm you off
with an indifferent port.

:12:04
But let's see what we have here.
:12:06
-How about this?.
-Perfect.

:12:11
So how do you know
my car's for sale?.

:12:13
Your garage told me.
:12:14
Odd. I don't think
I mentioned it to them.

:12:16
I got a fill-up and told them
I wanted an American car.

:12:19
They gave me your phone number.
I say, it is for sale, isn't it?.

:12:22
-Of course.
-Good, but I refuse to discuss the price...

:12:25
-...until you've had three brandies.
-I warn you...

:12:28
-...I drive a hard bargain, drunk or sober.
-So do I.

:12:33
I think I must have seen you
somewhere since we left Cambridge.

:12:37
Ever been to Wimbledon?.
:12:39
That's it.
Wendice. Tony Wendice.

:12:44
-What's all this about Fisher?.
-What's all this about Lesgate?.

:12:50
Would you like a cigar?.
:12:52
No, thanks. I'll just stick to my pipe.
:12:54
That's one habit you've changed.
:12:56
I remember, at college, you always used to
smoke rather expensive cigars.

:13:00
Wait a minute, I think I have
a picture of you here somewhere.

:13:04
Yes.
:13:06
Yes. Here's one.
:13:09
Taken at a reunion dinner.
:13:11
There you are with the biggest cigar
in the business.

:13:14
That's the first and last
reunion I ever went to.

:13:17
-What a murderous thug I look.
-Yes, you do rather.

:13:22
Of course, I always remember you
because of the college ball.

:13:26
You were the treasurer, weren't you?.
:13:27
Honorary treasurer.
I used to organize the beastly things.

:13:31
Some of the ticket money
was stolen, wasn't it?.

:13:33
That's right. Almost £100.
:13:36
I'd left it in a cashbox in my study,
and in the morning, it had gone.

:13:39
-It was the college porter, of course.
-Yes. Poor old Alfred.

:13:43
He never could back a winner.
:13:45
-They found the cashbox in his back garden.
-But not the money.

:13:50
-Twenty years ago.
-What are you doing nowadays?.

:13:54
I deal in property.
I don't follow tennis very closely.

:13:57
-Do you still play?.
-No, I've given it up.

:13:59
Rather, tennis gave me up.
One has to earn a living sometime.


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