Hokuspokus oder: Wie lasse ich meinen Mann verschwinden...? Page #2
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- 1966
- 100 min
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Why didn't you come by plane?
Plans can change, Mr. President,
as can dispositions.
So you came by ship?
I did, by Jove.
The sea was so rough
that even the captain got seasick?
How...
- Did the captain get seasick?
Yes.
- There you are.
I recall a captain getting seasick
only once.
It was on a very calm sea
after a very strong punch.
Yes, Mr...
Bille. Peer Bille.
Bille? I knew Noldus Bille,
the great circus man from Copenhagen.
- My father.
Oh really!
He could shoot like William Tell,
play violin like Paganini and do magic
like Houdini. Long live your father!
Thank you. Unfortunately, he's dead.
Let's drink to his memory.
Not you, Mr. President. You must
keep a clear head for tonight.
To your father, Mr. Bille.
He was a great man.
- That he was.
He improved the old trick
He cut her in four.
Many a man
would like to know how that works.
Very funny!
Not you, Mr. President.
It's a sign of true friendship,
Mr. Graham,
that you've come to cheer up
your friend in his final hours.
That's what I wanted to ask you about.
- Very interesting.
- It's taking its course.
That's interesting too.
I hear you're doing a good job.
I hear you play
cat and mouse with the defendant
in a way that diminishes her chances
Mr. President.
Let's get to the point.
- Gladly.
You told my friend
he'd be murdered tonight.
How so?
- It's my Christian sense of kindness.
I mean, how do you know this?
I'd rather not say.
- But you must.
Even if I touch a sensitive nerve
with the President?
By all means.
It's about Evelyn.
- What's she got to do with my murder?
Plenty. Although she left you, your
last will is overly generous to her.
Do you know where she is right now?
- In London.
Correct.
And she's met a man there who knows
that your death would make Evelyn
a rich heiress.
This friend arrived today to kill you.
His name is Graham.
This revolver alone
would prove nothing.
But here... this is your glass.
Do you think that is sugar?
I think it's poison.
You're mad! I wired him to come.
When did you wire him?
- When was it? - The 10th.
When did you receive the telegram?
- When was it? - The 11th.
And when did you buy the ticket?
- When was it? - The 8th.
Three days before
the telegram arrived. May I?
The ticket.
The 8th!
Ticket, revolver and poison
could still leave a slight doubt.
But I think the note in Mr. Graham's
breast pocket. Pardon me, Mr. Graham.
...should dispel any doubt.
Recognize the handwriting?
It's mine.
- Did you write that?
No.
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