Dead Man's Folly Page #3

Synopsis: Hercule Poirot is called in by his crime writer friend, Ariadne Oliver and discovers that she is troubled. She has been asked to create a "Murder Hunt" game for a fair at Nass House and she is puzzled with all the help she is getting. Poirot and his assistant, Captain Hastings arrive at the fair to see what is going on. They find a couple on the brink of divorce, a rich Lord and a dizzy Lady, an old lady, trapped in the horrors of the past and a womanizing architect. Things take a turn for the worse when during the "Murder Hunt" the girl playing the "dead" body is murdered for real, an old man's body is pulled from the local lake and the Lady of the manor goes missing when a face from her past shows up. It is clear to Poirot that someone is playing the game for real and he sets out to discover who it is...
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Clive Donner
Production: Warner Bros. Television
 
IMDB:
6.4
NOT RATED
Year:
1986
90 min
516 Views


Wine at night, he did.

He and his lady.

The worst gale remember.

The trees were falling right and left.

Even the big tree where you put the flag.

It was..

.. Everyone left.

Tell me more about Folliat.

There will always be at home Folliat Nasse.

There will always be at home Folliat Nasse.

Will always be a Folliat,

Folli, Folli..

There is always a Folliat in Nasse.

Nasse, Nasse.

There is always a Folliat in Nasse.

There's always Folliat Nasse in the last.

Will always be..

'Morning.

- Good morning.

Madrugador. Dying to know Marylin Gale

right?

Who?

- Good morning.

Marylin Gale, the movie star.

Comes to inaugurate the fair.

'Hello.

- Hi.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Hi all.

Good morning, dear.

- Good morning.

Sir George not find the mail today.

Lady Stubbs, you know

mail is my responsibility.

Oh, just wanted to see my vogue.

Take.

Wait, let me see If something else for me.

Thanks.

What is it, dear?

Eddie South comes...

..... Today.

Who?

Eddie South, a boy from my village.

He was..

Was it you?

Nothing. It was long ago.

My head hurts.

I will lie down for a while.

Lady Stubbs left his reading.

It'll take.

Oh my Lady.

Forgot this.

- Thanks.

Sorry, the news of an old friend...

...seem to worry her somehow.

Not my friend Eddie.

Do not want to see him.

I do not like.

Is bad.

He does very bad things.

- Well..

Hattie, my poor dear.

Let me sleep.

He does very bad things, George.

Headache?

As there.

Sr. Poirot, forgetting his book.

- My book.

Now, Do you see what I mean?

The things are not normal here.

My everything seems normal.

Do not be serious?

Does your intuition tells you

that there is something strange?

My intuition tells me that...

I finish my breakfast.

Well.. this is my big day.

Hey..

Sorry, but this is not a shortcut.

This is private property.

Are invading.

Please..

This invading.

Can not pass here.

This is private.

But we come to the fair.

Devils.

It opened and need a ticket. From the door.

Door?

If Puerta.

Reja, closed road.

'Road' includes road?

What, Hattie?

Okay.

Forget. Come on.

Okay, dear Hattie.

I'm coming.

Marlene, there you are, dear.

This is my new body.

No one will believe she is

the second wife Yugoslav...

...a nuclear scientist.

You look lovely, dear.

This is Marlene,

Our crime victim.

Mr. Poirot and Captain Hastings.

But I will not blood.

Do not? Shame.

A:

must have blood murder and a sex maniac.

There was one around here a while.

Grandfather

saw a dead woman in the forest.

At least that's what he says, but he's crazy.

Oh, yeah. Well..

Let the boathouse to get ready for murder.

Apologize.

WELCOME TO THE HOUSE FAIR Nasse.

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Agatha Christie

Prolific author of mysteries in early part of 1900s. Creator of Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, a Belgian sleuth. more…

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