Dial M for Murder
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:10:00
I'm sorry. Well, what's your address?
:10:02
-61 A Charrington Gardens.
-Harrington?

:10:04
No. Charrington.
Turn left at the underground.

:10:07
-It' s a two minutes' walk.
-I'll be there in an hour.

:10:10
That's extremely good of you.
By the way, will you bring the car?.

:10:13
-I'm afraid I can 't.
-Doesn't matter. I had a good look at it.

:10:17
You might bring the registration book
and any necessary papers.

:10:20
-Yes, of course.
-We can settle this...

:10:22
...here and now, provided you
drop the price sufficiently.

:10:25
I'm afraid that's out of the question.
:10:27
Well, we'll see what
a couple of drinks can do.

:10:30
-Well, goodbye.
-Goodbye.

:11:14
-Mr. Fisher?.
-Captain Lesgate?.

:11:15
-Yes.
-Won't you come in?.

:11:17
Thank you.
:11:19
It's very good of you.
:11:21
Let me have your coat.
:11:24
-Have any difficulty finding your way?.
-No. None at all.

:11:27
Do sit down. How about a drink?.
:11:30
I can't help thinking I've seen you
before somewhere.

:11:33
It's funny you should mention that.
:11:35
The moment I opened
the door, I--

:11:37
Wait a minute. Lesgate?.
:11:40
You're not Lesgate.
Swan. C.J. Swan.

:11:43
-Or was it C.A.?.
-C.A.

:11:47
Well, you've got a better
memory than I have.

:11:49
Fisher.
When did we meet?.

:11:51
-Weren't you at Cambridge?.
-Yes.

:11:54
Must be 20 years ago.
:11:55
You wouldn't remember me.
I only came your last year.

:11:58
-Well, what a coincidence.
-Yes, this calls for a special drink.


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