Witness for the Prosecution

00:00:13 Silence. Be upstanding in court.

00:07:03 - The ones you're smuggling in your cane. - Cane?

00:11:53 - What? You said I'd like him. - But I do have a lighter.

00:16:20 - If I could just put my eggbeater across. - Eggbeater?

00:21:50 - Let's use our good silver and china. - Oh, no, don't bother, Mrs French.

00:25:57 That leaves us with a murder for profit.

00:31:03 How do you do?

00:35:26 My dear Mrs Vole, in our courts

00:40:11 I want to read a portion of the evidence of Janet McKenzie, the housekeeper.

00:46:06 Come.

00:51:25 And it is your charge to say, having heard the evidence

00:56:20 whether he, she or it, had taken Mrs French by surprise?

01:00:37 You agree that the point and the cutting edge are razor-sharp?

01:05:33 Let me put it this way. You formed the opinion

01:10:03 did you apply to the National Health Insurance for a hearing aid?

01:15:16 Yes. Because Leonard asked me to say that.

01:19:50 the prosecution has very ably presented against the prisoner, Leonard Vole

01:24:55 A clinging brunette, Mr Myers?

01:29:16 He's entitled to the best that I can do.

01:34:08 What's the difference so long as she gets what's coming?

01:39:40 I shall not ask you to go back that far. Just a few weeks, to... October 20 last.

01:45:18 guilty or not guilty of the murder of Emily Jane French?

01:51:14 And you saved him? A murderer?

240:01:03 You shouldn't be here at all.