Dial M for Murder
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:32:02
Looks like "Al Bentall."
:32:05
Who's he,
another one of your boyfriends?.

:32:07
Albert Hall, you idiot.
:32:09
The Albert Hall, of course.
:32:12
I'm so glad we don't have
to go to Maureen's.

:32:14
-She's such a filthy cook.
-Well, there's the bell. I must fly.

:32:17
All right, dear.
Enjoy yourself.

:33:22
Tony, don't make
that martini too watery.

:33:27
Now, where's the picture
of the maharajah?.

:33:32
When are you going to finish
pasting in those clippings?.

:33:35
I shall find time one of these days.
:33:37
Here it is.
This is the maharajah.

:33:39
-Isn't he dreamy?.
-He had four Rolls-Royces and jewels...

:33:42
...to sink a battleship, but all he wanted
was to play at Wimbledon.

:33:45
The poor darling was so shortsighted,
he could barely see the end of the racket...

:33:50
-...let alone the ball.
-You should--

:33:51
Thanks, Tony.
:33:53
You should write a book about all this.
:33:55
Why don't you two collaborate,
a detective novel with a tennis background.

:33:59
What about it, Mark?.
You provide me...


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