1:22:02
Irving Goldman?
1:22:04
Yes.
1:22:05
Irving Goldman was the attorney
of the late Lionel Twain.
1:22:09
Lionel Twain died five years ago.
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His body was discovered
in Goldman's filing cabinet.
1:22:15
Am l correct, Mr. Goldman?
1:22:19
Yeah. Correct, Miss Marbles.
1:22:22
But how did you escape
the poison gas?
1:22:25
Quite simple.
I covered my mouth...
1:22:27
...and let Miss Withers here
breathe in all the gas.
1:22:31
-Sicky-poo.
-Yes, dear, l know.
1:22:34
-The million dollars, please.
-I wouldn't, Goldman.
1:22:38
Or is it Goldman?
1:22:40
Actually, it's Mr. Marvin Metzner.
1:22:44
Marvin Metzner?
1:22:47
Very good, Mr. Charleston.
1:22:50
But how did you know?
1:22:52
The bill in the dead butler's hand
stating the weekend had been catered.
1:22:57
-Only an accountant would keep that.
-Get the money and let's go.
1:23:02
Goldman died
last month while skiing.
1:23:04
He jumped 200 feet
into a low-flying plane.
1:23:08
I can't wait much longer.
1:23:09
You've not lost your touch,
Mr. Charleston.
1:23:13
But how did you elude
the deadly scorpion?
1:23:16
We didn't.
He stung Dora.
1:23:18
-We have 1 5 minutes to reach a doctor.
-Explain later.
1:23:21
We'll make it. Never fear.
The prize money.
1:23:24
Belongs to me, monsieur.
1:23:27
Marcel, being one of
the world's strongest men...
1:23:30
...stopped your ceiling from crushing
us at four feet, five inches.
1:23:35
It may be months before
we're able to straighten again...
1:23:39
...but a million dollars
will buy a lot of back braces.
1:23:43
Eh, Miss lrene Twain?
1:23:47
Daughter of Lionel!
1:23:49
What?
1:23:52
I prefer to be called Rita.
1:23:57
But how did you know?
1:23:59
Never underestimate
a Frenchman's nostrils, Miss Twain.