Appointment with Death

00:00:04 Corrected by SirGawen.

00:04:31 Smile.

00:11:37 Mademoiselle.

00:15:46 Ready?

00:20:26 I consider myself merely a colonial who returned to the fold.

00:23:59 Colonel.

00:28:12 Wait now. Don't all rush.

00:32:25 That voice.

00:35:49 Remind me not to do this again.

00:39:40 I do not believe in exercise after lunch. I think I'll go to my tent and work.

00:45:18 Someone has been here.

00:48:38 Dr King, could you tell me exactly what happened yesterday after lunch

00:52:17 Knowing I was to meet Lord Peel today.

00:55:39 Colonel Carbury phoned. He asked us all to stay in Jerusalem.

00:59:08 On the afternoon of my mother-in-law's death.

01:02:43 I stayed a few more moments with Nadine.

01:06:13 You do believe me, don't you, Mr Poirot?

01:10:10 - Come on. - Why can't I talk to him?

01:15:35 It's like a scene from a play.

01:19:38 No, because when Dr King left the encampment

01:22:58 I would have expected an American woman to navigate skilfully onto the throne.

01:27:05 there was a face from the past, somebody she recognised

01:31:04 but, of course, she became more English than any native.

01:35:18 Subtitles corrected by SirGawen.