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I get to Christies
the mouse trap.

My opinion?

Second rate murder mystery.

Not that I've seen it, you understand,
but it's a who does.

The same one.

You've seen them all.

You know the drill.

An interminable prologue
in which all the key players

are introduced to get a sense
of the world they inhabit,

and then the most unlikable character
gets bumped off.

There's been a murder.

Entrance of a world weary detective
who comes in and pokes his nose around,

talks to witnesses,

takes a couple of wrong turns

and then gathers all the suspects
in the drawing room.

Points the finger
at the least likely chump

because of the way the guy,

I don't know

ties.

Now you've seen our play,
you're an accomplice to murder.

And so we ask you to remember
that it is very much in your interest

not to turn the soul
outside of this theater.

Who done it?

What do I know the line means?

They just lap it up.

The plays a smash hit,
not to mention a cash cow might.

There is the milk made in chief.

The tool is Spencer.

This lavish affair is a party

to celebrate the 100th performance.

No Wonder film producer John Wolfe wants
to turn the play into a major motion picture.

Here he is now in the arms
of his slightly.

Paranoid wife,
since the death is close at hand.

Probably just the draft.

This is where I come in.

Leo Copernicus, the name
big shot Hollywood director

hired to make the film

adaptation marginally less boring
than the play,

easier said than done

when the writers giant
pompous ass Marvin Cochran.

Norris, I said.

Here are the pool and I already thought

about it to be honest
about what happened here.

Sort of a bit of an accident backstage.

Sure, he's educated and he knows
a lot of $10 words,

but it's like he's never seen a film before,
let alone try to write 10.

How about Daniel?

No, one important

thing we know.

You know, at times you do rather overdo
the temperamental nepotism.

So nice jacket.

Save like you scare me up,
a real drink where you get

like a pint of rye or bourbon
or motor oil if you have to.

Yeah, I'll do it now, huh?

In England, that actually counts
as good service.

I was stationed here during the war,

and if anything, the locals
are more uptight now

than when they had
the Luftwaffe overhead.

Shouldn't you be home
or with the deadline?

I thought so too,

but then our esteemed director tore

up the screenplay and told me
to start all over again.

He's of the opinion that a modern audience
will walk out in protest

if they're not served at least
one violent death in the opening frames.

Suffice to say,
we are no longer on speaking times.

Merv?

And his most sensitive writer.

That was the mouse trap
and they catch.

The guy who did it will not
stand here and be insulted.

I guess he's going
over there softly.

Ah, what passes
for glamour in these parts.

Sheila SIM and Dickie Attenborough's kid
likes the sound of his own voice,

even money.

He makes his speech.

That he was not too many.

Remember?

Darling, you're ever so kind.

I'd like to ask you all to raise
a metaphorical back to the old pavilion.

The Mousetrap is 100, not out.

Cheers.

I tell you, what else
is 100 not out?

The tool is mother.

The old goose is crazy
about seafood.

They just brought out
more langoustines.

Excuse me, I just need to.

Deal with that.

You have quite enough.

Now, I'm not one to tell tales out of school,

but the girls over here,

they go wild
for an American accent

and the promise of a pair of nylons.

But the husbands?

I think it's time someone
taught you a lesson.

One over.

It's only fair to warn you gotta
learn to box in the area.

Yeah, I learned to fly
a plane in Gleason's gym.

All of which explains, in an admittedly
roundabout fashion,

how I come to be
in the theaters backstage area

in need of a change of clothes.

Yeah.

Hello.

Hello.

I guess I should have seen
this coming.

It's always the most unlikable
character gets bumped off.

It's a who done it?

You seen one?

You see them all.

We're closed.

Clear off.

Honestly.

Oh, I'm so sorry, Sir.

Inspector Stoppard, Sir.

Sorry I was under strict instructions
not to let anyone in open the door.

Yes, Sir.

Of course.

Sorry I didn't recognize this, Sir.

I've actually just
been transferred myself.

Thought it would be completely
on location tonight.

There you go.

Comfortable.

Cost you about 3, Sir.

Hope you don't catch a cold.

Jesus.

Victims name is Leo Copper mixer,
the film director.

Suspected communist,
blacklisted in Hollywood,

so he came out here to work
on a picture of her John Wolf.

No jump off the film producer.

He made the African queen
with Humphrey Bogart.

Made chemist.

Old matches what we all put
in this world to rise above.

Anything like that now
that was Katherine Hepburn.

Sorry, she's in a wonderful actress.

I go to the pictures
quite a lot, actually.

See?

Escape, I suppose.

The romance of the silver screen.

Yes, Sir.

Yeah, size of a struggle.

Actually, Sir, I believe
that happened when Mrs Boyle was killed.

Mrs Boyle?

Yes, Sir.

That woman in the front row there.

But she seems to have
bounced back.

Oh, sorry, sorry.

Now she's killed in the blog.

Also strangled.

Not thought I've seen it,
although I would like to.

It's another Christie and.

Do you like a good marriage?

Thank you.

Yes, Sir.

Escape did that, Sir.

He's in the play, apparently.

Said.

I haven't seen it.

And the large dent in the cranium
is a sewing machine.

Seems he was killed
in the costume store initially,

and then he was deposited here.

Staged so to speak.

Bet that's the scheme
that he took in the face, Sir,

and I'm afraid it was downhill from there.

Sorry Sir, that one just came
out when it's on.

Since you came down here
for a change of clothes.

Why?

It was a party to celebrate
the 100th performance

or the other not must have won.

The victim upset the sponge

and he then proceeded to sit
in the assortment of crustaceans.

Told he was intoxicated, Sir.

I was an aunt.

This was actually a lot more fun
than I thought it would be.

Then he left no one swimming in
until the body was discovered.

That's correct, Sir.

Perhaps they were all
in on it together, Sir.

Looks like the killer trying
to pull out the victim's son.

Why would anyone do
a thing like that?

Excuse me, Chief Inspector.

It's just some Spectra.

Yes, of course, Inspector.

I hate to interrupt.

I do.

There really is nothing.

Cheers.

And Dresser commentator impresario.

Yes, thank you.

Tell me, how much longer do you intend
to keep us all hostage here?

Or is that the idea that
the gold jade wins?

Gather all the suspects under one roof

and then interrogate each of us
in turn until the mystery

is solved.

Marvin Cooper Norris overloaded
playwrights celebrated.

Oh, I'm so sorry, Sir.

I can't read my own handwriting.

here

Are we suspects?

It was just a reference
to Agatha Christie

and her ponchaud for they knew more,
in which the protective gathers the.

They say that's not.

Please continue.

Yes.

Thank you, Marvin.

Inspector, I want you to know

that I have nothing
but the utmost respect

for the Metropolitan Police.

But, well, do you think
you might be finished in time

for curtain up tomorrow night?

For goodness sake.

John Wolfe, esteemed film producer.

Yes.

Thank you, council.

This is a murder investigation.

Surely that takes precedence.

Sold out or not, yes.

It's all going to plan
for you, isn't it?

Morphine.

You want the right to end.

I want nothing of the sort.

The decent thing to do.

That's all.

close the theater.

I have respect for Liam.

Such a tragic loss.

Inspector, I implore you not to overreact.

I would hate to have to go
over your head and.

Talk directly to your superiors how?

We wouldn't want that now,
would we, man?

But I'm afraid they under
the circumstances as a precaution, precaution.

He's already dead.

He is Adam.

But until we have an ideas
through like being motive,

who's to say this is the end of it?

What is that supposed to mean?

We are no longer merely suspects.

You know, also potential victims.

Oh.

God, I wasn't in.

That was.

I'm dreadful.

My office.

that

What in God's name possess

you to close down
the ambassadors protocol?

So it's a crime scene?

No, it's a public relations
disaster as what it is.

Public Water stalker, Sir.

Not to put too fine a point
on yes, please.

Not to put too fine a point on it,

inspector,

but your latest blunder
is front page news.

Fleet Street is all over this
like hot jam on a Devonshire is gone.

You are slap bang in the crosshairs.

Now we need to do everything
we can to make sure the bullet

doesn't miss you and hit me.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

Good.

Then you'll inform the theatre
at once?

Well, I thought
as a precaution.

The Home Secretary is a close
personal friend of Agatha Christie.

His brother-in-law
is Rex Harrison.

Wonderful actor.

Yes.

Thank you.

Constable is actually worked
in our favour.

Have the press distracted like this.

It means we can keep a lid
on the Willington Place murders release in place.

Murders.

Yes.

What's that?

Blimey.

Have you heard?

We have a serial killer
on the loose.

I didn't think all of this
was for you now, did you?

No, no.

Of course, but they've all the resources
been allocated,

so their investigation,
no, not all of them now.

I understand you met WPC stalker last night.

I did, yes,
Council inspector.

A very capable officer.

Or at least she will be once she gets
the proper instruction.

Sorry, Sir, I'm not sure.

I don't mean you want me to.

Yes, I do.

I'd like you to show the ropes.

I'm hoping some of her enthusiasm
for police work might rub off on you.

But the bullets, Sir?

Is that why?

This is not a debate.

It's not bad.

I have a reputation
as a moderniser.

I have to be seen
to keep it up.

I have said in public that I think women
are the future of the force.

Absolutely, Sir.

I agree.

But we're not looking
for stolen sweets.

Nose bleeding bicycle.

This is a murder investigation
and she is inexperienced.

They were inexperienced
in the war.

Asked Jerry how that turned out.

Yes, Sir, but that will be all.

Thank you.

Commissioner, it's my time.

Constable, inspector.

Commissioner, constable.

Sorry again about last night.

Sorry with the rain
and water on the bridge.

Yeah.

Yeah, right.

Yeah.

The dress for the victim.

Is Laurel Canyon Hollywood, USA.

Where was he staying
in England, Constable?

And.

Nice.

Yes, I am honest with your community.

He was not a very good
and a rare no no.

But he did not pay for his room.

Mr Wolf did.

What part of France
are you from, Sir?

Thank you.

Alright.

My my.

They fixed that.

And then clean the rooms
at these Savoy and us.

You know this one.

They made stay refuse.

We offer them more money,
but still they say no.

There was.

An incident.

Always awake, Mr Community,
there was an incident.

oh

Thank you, constable.

Sorry, Sir.

One of these incidents
ever turned violent.

We.

In fact.

Can you put me a pad right?

I did the best I could.

Love it wouldn't no good scripture
that came up.

It's horseshit.

No it isn't.

Not all of it.

Alright, what I read
is horseshit.

I read enough, pal.

Don't know that nobody gets killed
on the 1st 10 pages.

You should give it back.

Listen, listen to me.

Listen to going
completely different direction.

Oh, kill you for this company?

That's not them, Sir.

It's as good as a confession.

It's not Jobseeking inclusions council.

No Sir.

Please, we can do
is talk to this other party.

Yes, Sir.

Sir.

Tell me, do you write everything down
and then you remember?

Only if it's important, Sir.

And you know it's important.

Well.

I'll just sort of put everything in.

As we go and then down the line,

when we know what's important,

we'll know that it's already
in the notebook.

See?

You do everything there.

Yeah, everything.

That's what I thought.

Make yourself comfortable with just
in time for elevenses.

You must excuse the desert
of the IT research for the film adaptation.

Police statements, quote reports,
newspaper cuttings.

The mouse trap is actually
based on a real life case.

Nettle tea.

I appreciate you not the time

to come to terms
with the death of this.

Is it true his times pulled out
gun DeVos details along gang investigation

and it's disgusting.

Normal thoughts so far.

And of course you box.

That's Geo.

Nephew of mine.

Very hotheaded.

I wonder if it isn't all the fumes
you know from the chemicals.

He's an amateur taxidermist.

He has a fascination
with the macabre.

I call it his team fallen
bird series.

Michael been in a strictly ontological
sense, that is.

You wanted to ask me about Leo.

We heard there was an argument
at the Savoy last year.

The other half of this.

Inspector, that was a contractor,
nothing more.

I'll kill you for this copper neck,
you bastard.

But obviously taken out
of context.

Those words were spoken
in anger and under extreme provocation.

We have created differences.

That's all.

How did you like the mouse trap?

Oh yeah, the play.

Yeah, I didn't see it yet,

but if you'd like,
I can precede this.

I got the basics.

It's a it's all done right,
so you got a dead body detective,

and then all the suspects

rather conveniently end up
in a remote country house together.

In a nutshell,

our task would need to present
this improbable series of events

to an audience of moderate intelligence

in a manner that does not cause
too much offense.

Really.

Flashbacks, no.

No what?

No flashbacks?

They are cross lazy
and they interrupt the flow of the story.

In my opinion, they have a last refuge
of a marabunta imagination.

Whatever next?

A caption that says
three weeks later.

Alright, alright.

Will you come on?

This is crazy.

We open the door
coming out on the wolf gets here.

What is it this time?

I'll tell you what it is.

I pitched a new ending cocka.

Maybe now this over here locks
himself in the bathroom.

He says instead of the car chase as well
as I think he thinks David Moore

is French for shootout.

Will you at least hear me out first
and then tell me you don't like it?

I I storyboarded it for you.

Come on,
have a seat.

Why can't we just have the detective
gather everyone in the drawing room

and then reveal to them who did it?

Why?

Because it's it's old,
it's tired.

It's been done 1000 times.

So then who explains to the audience
what on Earth's going on?

No one.

I don't know.

The killer.

Now you still have
to put up with it.

We please have a seat.

So remote.

Country house.

We got all the suspects gathered
in the drawing room.

Right so far.

So prolific, suddenly
the lights go off.

There are glimpses called special

edges into the heart.

I can't get a hostage.

You can't get a clear shot.

Come on, the place
goes up in flames.

Can't blame a hero.

Plugs that killer one in the gut,
01 in the knee.

Ohh then all of a sudden?

Gun jams.

He's a sitting duck.

Sorry, nothing.

You just sit and diet.

Children dying
and undead.

Oh, he fires out of nowhere.

Our hero cops partner dives
in slow motion,

takes a bullet.

Ah,

my hero.

Cradles as partner
like a father would his child,

his face gumbo of emotions.

We hold.

On the inferno.

And left.

That bullet.

Hank Williams
plays this out.

I saw the light.

yeah

No, don't hate it.

But you don't love it.

Of course he doesn't.

It's preposterous and totally out of keeping
with the rest of the article.

Cares.

The audience only ever remembers
the last 20 minutes.

Poppycock.

Hitchcock, actually.

How does he get the gun?

Is it cop?

Police are not armed
in England

and they kill the bag.

They don't.

They asked them to stop
in the name of the law.

Well, we fought in the war,
so he kept the service revolver.

Damn it, we're gonna have
to pick this up another time.

Say my love.

I made this pad,
would you just for the night?

Only I got this damn parked outside.

I'm impressed.

As in, she actually is a Dame

and, well, you know,

my place ain't exactly the Savoy.

I thought this place exactly once.

The Savoy?

No, he didn't take up residence
there for a month later,

and the production company
footed the bill when he did.

That will never know.

Either I need a new agent
or he had dirt on wolf.

Did you ever meet these women?

Who were they?

Ohh girls you met
during the war?

Making low standards
and even lower self esteem.

I never had the pleasure.

Oh, wait.

When I said we should tear up
the script, I didn't mean literally.

Hello Leo, what is that doing here?

This copper make some piece it apart.

And the mother didn't get
a good look.

Plain girl, rather homely.

Dark hair, glasses, thick lenses.

We haven't charged him.

It's Belgian.

Sorry.

It means look for the woman.

I know it means Constable.

What woman?

The mother of Copernicus.

Illegitimate son,
copper and Iris.

Couldn't remember her name,

but I bet it's in that little black book.

You know, the one that you found
in the hotel room.

Sir, if we find her,
we have our answer.

We need to keep.

Please get her fist down here once
before you forget anything.

And then I got our dessert.

Jumping to conclusions.

Sorry.

Festival.

I have a very important
mission for you.

I need you to find the telephone books
called the station.

Get an address for John Wolfe,
the film producer,

and wait for you here.

Romulus film Soho.

Sir, I wrote it down.

Is it?

Well done.

jelly

Telegram here.

That music studio, Grace Kelly's doing
the Hitchcock picture for Warner.

So it's Dylan from maybe
next time there's Kelly.

Yes for the party,
promised Sheila.

Yes, that's right.

Which is why this
is such good news.

And.

What's the matter?

You do never promise.

It's only a promise
if you keep it.

What do you mean?

I mean you promised me
a nice answer.

I have been so busy lately.

Yes, I know.

I am your sister.

I promise.

As soon as I have
a moment to spare.

Free on Wednesday.

It's also.

You should know you are my assistant.

Estate.

You really must be going now,
otherwise you'll be late.

Thank you.

No, seriously,
you actually.

This is exciting, isn't it, Sir?

I say this is the type of thing
that made you want to become

a police officer was.

Hey, I just sort of fell
into it, really.

And other people after the war
and I needed the money, so.

Now it's true the errors can be unsociable,

but I can't type or stand
the sight of blood

so that real data secretary for me.

You don't mind if I pick your brains,
CSR only.

I have sergeants exams in a month

and I just have one or two questions
that I'd love to run by you.

Just remember that every year.

Dentist appointment.

Oh, sorry.

Sorry, I didn't know you were suffering.

Just a routine check up.

What should I do, Sir?

Wait here.

What if Wolf turns off?

Won't be long.

You have your.

Facebook.

Keep your eyes peeled.

Yes, Sir.

Are you talking?

Oh God.

Follow this up in the moment.

There you are, constable.

We're looking all over for you.

So I gather it was you
that paid for Mr Rather extravagant

and potentially

nothing unusual in that.

It's better, I'm afraid.

Our producer is expected to indulge
the winds of the talent,

especially when they're American.

Pretty penny room at the Savoy
after the course.

When I was in the Congo
for the

student, Bogart refused
to drink the water.

Insisted on bourbon.

You have to brush their teeth.

But not so easy to get hold
of in the jungle,

I can assure you.

Huh?

You know, Constable Stalker
here is very minor.

The constable.

It's a marvelous film,
Sir.

Why, thank you.

Encyclopedia.

Cinematic encyclopedia.

aye

Being humble.

So it's not true
that Copernic had dirt on you.

Who told you that?

Well, now what do we have here?

And all three.

Quiet corner,
very nice and intimate.

Say, wouldn't mind
if I join you, would you?

I'm told that boy.

And you must be missus wolf,
swell to make your acquaintance.

This is Ann.

She's my assistant.

Working late huh?

You can't.

Excuse me?

You have a nice night now.

Well now.

This puts me in a tough spot.

I'm afraid I'm gonna
have to take advantage of.

He asked me what happened
the Savoy and I agreed.

And you wouldn't live long.

That is just until I found
the right moment.

Tell my wife.

I see well.

We'll be in touch
if there's anything else.

Customer.

Wolf killed paper next
to hush up the affair.

Case closed.

I think that was the case.

Information.

So, Denise, in the clear,

no, necessarily like
for another reason at home.

I'll never get the hang of this
in time for sergeants exams.

Constantly about earlier,

I know it looked like I just come out
of the band and he had just come out of the pub.

That's right.

And then and then they go in there
to get rid of the taste of the mouth.

So you had a gym.

Sorry.

It's an antiseptic.

I had a feeling.

I thought you said it
was a routine checkup.

I see we've read the chapter
on interrogation techniques.

Sorry, I know I haven't done
anything yet to impress here

or to inspire any confidence and.

I know you probably rather
that I wasn't on the case,

but I didn't ask to be put on this case either, Sir.

I was nervous and I still
AM, and I'm.

I'm probably trying a bit too hard,

but, you know,
even if I do make mistakes

or if I jump to conclusions or talk a little bit
too much, that has been said.

I just want you to know
that you can trust me.

Sorry.

OK, good.

You.

Take.

Sleeping late in the afternoon.

Staying up till dawn.

Bad side.

All.

Everybody.

Even.

oh

Are you joking?

Comfortable.

Stop on about uh, no, Sir.

He's not yet made it in this morning so much 11:00
o'clock he he had a dentist appointment for filling.

Think he said it was a molar.

Might have been.

I have been summoned
to the Home Secretary.

He wants to debrief.

I said I had good news.

Have you seen the play, Sir?

Yes, my friend.

I took the wife for her birthday.

Positive for me for a moment.

I needed it right away.

She was baffled, though.

Even after the chap explained everything,

it was a trying night
for all concerned.

I'll stick to flowers and future.

Sorry.

Please.

Good morning.

Inspector.

Is it wise to eat
so many events?

How they mean to well?

Have you just been
to the dentist?

Yes, that's right, Sir.

Yeah, it was just a checkup.

Although I did have a feeling as well.

Since I was there, I've come down
here for an update.

Inspector, we have good news,
Sir, we do.

Yes, Sir.

Is that what you told
the Home Secretary?

Yes, that's what I told the Home
secretary on the telephone.

I came down here to get it.

So we don't have good news.

We do have witnesses
to the murder.

Yeah, that would be nice,
wouldn't it?

And now one of the utter saw
suspicious character,

he's waiting for us inside.

Very well.

Until the Home Secretary,
we have a promising lead,

and I rely on you not to make
a liar out of me.

Constable, Commissioner, inspector.

Commissioner.

Council inspector.

So that is some understand that
you saw something the other night?

Yeah.

Would you see I've gone together
by the Scottish, the dead man?

This was before, you know,
he died when he came back,

and that's when you saw
the suspicious character.

Exactly.

Well, sort of.

And get very good look, if I'm honest,

yeah, I don't like a darkish overcoat.

I see anything else.

Have trousers.

And a hat.

That was on his head.

Yeah, a soft fat.

But a physical description
was it all man short clicks?

Just half, which I'd say
every child or average period.

Both.

And then ask me.

I don't know,
I'm asking you.

Average height.

Medium build, say like the inspector.

Yeah, suppose so.

Pretty much So what did he do
that made you suspicious?

Wasn't saying much what
he did, it was more.

The way he did it.

Right.

How do you do well?

Suspiciously.

Has been great.

OK.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

That was good, do you think?

That woman.

I think it's time
we talked to that.

Actually.

Had a fight
with Mr Attenborough, Sir.

That's the one.

Famous, is he?

You're pulling my legs
are he's never heard.

A Dickie Richard Attenborough.

Pinky brown.

Bright knock, you monster.

You wanted a recording of my voice?

Well, here it is.

What you want me to say
is I love you.

Keep in mind that we're here
to conduct an interview

as part of the murder investigation

on the outing of Sight sound waves in.

Yes.

Yes, Sir.

Come in, dog.

It's great to start but I said
a real life Detective, Scotland Yard and everything.

And you are?

This is.

Cancel stalker.

Oh, I like the way he did that.

Very natural.

Hope you don't mind, Sir,

but I just want to say bravo and encore.

Thank you, councillor.

Yes, thank you,
Constable.

Are you a lover of theatre?

I can get you tickets
if you like.

I would like Sir.

Yes, very much.

Other professional
technical

I've shown any questions.

I have one or two of my own,
and so that you do.

I understand that you and the component
came to blows the night in question.

Was there a particular reason
for the you're feeling?

Tell me, Inspector, did you get
your link during the war?

But it's very slow and noticed it
the other night when you were on stage.

I well, well, I thought
I might borrow it.

If you don't know.

It's always good for the lead character
to have a physical defect.

Speaks to her
dribbled cell.

It was me, inspector,
you need look no further.

I arrest you for the murder
of Leo Cohen.

Sorry, Sir, I was a particular reason
for the ill feeling.

Yes, well, Leo had his eye on Sheila,
you see, and I took exception.

He was a real hound, inspector.

Come on, playing nice.

And I can help you help me
to do what I believe role

in the film and the mouse trap.

Billing, thank you.

A star and I have back the lead role.

And I told you that he is a producer
and he discussed the checks.

I'm the director.

Without me there is no movie.

You got a problem, buddy?

Take the change and the glass
and the studio.

Don't they haven't seen it.

I want to put a name in the picture
that people have heard of

bona fide Hollywood star.

They, like Grace Kelly,
never heard of it.

Don't worry.

Let me talk around.

Don't worry about

supper time.

I won't lie, Inspector is not entirely
sorry to learn of his demise,

but I had no part in it.

Much like the film adaptation
of the mouse trap, it was seen.

Oh, come now,

darling, you don't know
about Wolf promised you the role.

He's a man of his word.

He went to Eton.

Wake up, Dick.

He's a man of whatever word
will get his film made.

Then that contract business
would chew coming apart at the seams.

No, this is Julia Spencer.

She sold wolf.

The film makers were
about those tickets.

Is there a day
that suits you better?

I'm generally free on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Yeah.

Thank you.

So thank you, man.

No, not at all.

We'll be sure to let you know
if anything else brings to mind.

I'm sure it's always the insignificant detail
that captures the killer in the end.

Isn't that Sarah, inspector?

Yeah.

I don't usually have a lot on weekends

either or on Mondays
for the for the tickets.

She'll say you know.

So you own this theater?

Yes, humble beginnings.

And after excuse mother,

she's not been herself
since Father died in the first Great War.

It's been a long 30 years.

It's nice that you gave her a job.

Well, how else is she gonna
pay the rent?

I don't have a spare room
at a discount as it is.

Yes.

Now you can stop there.

We get the idea.

Bravo.

Understand that you handled the sale

of the mouse trip film rights to John Wolf.

Yes, that's right.

I did like why?

What's he gonna say?

He's such a crybaby.

Honestly, he acts as though
I put a gun to his head.

Hold on a minute.

Is this important?

I doubt it.

What does it say?

No motion picture.

Based on the stage play, the mouse trap

is to enter into production
until a minimum of six months elapsed

since the end of its first theatrical run.

You don't need to worry
about that.

So who done it?

As soon as word gets out and did,
audiences are found to drop off.

Come on, sign on the dotted line
and I'll make a toast.

And darling, the next contract I sign
will be our marriage certificate.

Well, first it will be the divorce papers,
but then our marriage certificate.

Madonna darling.

And supplies, you know, chew and.

And I do.

Do you go?

Are you doing a math?

Excuse me?

It's like having a bus
to keep them for an assistant.

Now, I just come from Madame Zena, darling.

I really wish
you wouldn't see that.

Please call her, Charlotte and I was going
to say crackpot.

What's this?

It's tarot card.

You'll see that.

What's happening?

Betrayal.

Oh.

Betrayal, as in his affair?

Not the contract that was above board.

It's above board.

Agatha insisted on that clause,
not me.

No, she's fiercely protective
of her own work this year

because she has to be.

People get so riled up,
she's had death threats,

you know, poor guy can't write so much
as a letter to the tire.

Suffered deluge of legal action
and spurious claims she stole

this plot of that character.

Isn't that what happened here, though?

Isn't the mouse trap
based on a true story?

Yes, well, originally I mean.

Tangentially.

In any case, that's the reason Wolf was soaking

the shut the theater
the other night.

He can't make his film

until the play ends its run
in the West End as it is.

What would the play being such
a phenomenal success,

he's stuck in theatrical purgatory.

He's a ruthless customized wolf.

He'll stop at nothing
to get his film made.

It's definitely wolf,
sorry.

Not 100%, more like 7374%.

I'd say

he killed Copernic in this theatre
to force it to close down

so that he could make his film,
he could marry his mistress,

and then he could get shot
up a blackmailer.

Where the place down?

Because she says, doesn't he need
a director to make a film?

Well then it's back to Cochrane
Aris process of elimination.

No, it's not mine.

And he clearly didn't like Leo, did he?

People don't rip out
other people's tongues

because of creative differences.

They do it out of revenge.

Rage because they've lost their London,

they can't forgive and forget,

so they just stare and 1st her alone in the dark

and they're finally it all comes out of sudden,

frenzied, active violence.

How did you get the limb, Sir,
if you don't mind me asking?

In the war got shortly Italian out.

Sounds painful.

Would you?

Sorry, say no.

That's very funny.

Is there a Mr stalker?

Stalker?

I'm afraid he died in the war, Sir.

Children.

A boy and a girl
can't be easy.

What they gave to you have
any family, Sir?

I came close once I had
an unfaithful wife.

She was eight months pregnant
when she told me I was in the father.

America, cotton and everything.

That's officer, sorry.

Landlord,

another round.

Should we maybe get our answer?

Got work tomorrow?

rough

Sorry again.

Thank you.

Are you sure you're alright,
strong Sir?

Absolutely.

You're running you home if you like.

Are you there?

I can't take it from America.

sir

Here we go.

Morning, Sir.

What are you want?

The other night, Sir, the Dead Yank,

Inspector Stoppard got the call,

and not leak or priestly.

Sorry.

Leak was in Skegness on his honeymoon

and Priestley took the Rillington place cool.

What time?

I'll still have a book
at bedtime was on.

Did you ever meet stockyards
wife, Sir?

I did.

You don't happen to remember
her name, do you?

It was.

Mrs stockar.

yeah

Hello, is this Abigail?

Hello, is this Beryl?

I am a friend of Leo Copernicus.

Barrel.

It's it's challenging there
by any chance.

So cute.

Like ever come through
and there's theater secrets thought going in there.

The plays, the thing ties us all together.

Would you like to take it on?

Yes, Sir.

What is the customer?

And nothing, sorry.

Do you want a cup of tea?

Listen to me, stalker.

No one is ever going to take
you seriously as a police officer

if you have like a see lady.

Do you hear me?

Yes.

Sorry.

Thank you.

So, no conditioners.

Commissioner.

I said, who do you want
after the Christie, old Mervyn, Cooke and Norris?

Anyone can do her.

Do these strengths
are conspicuous?

Style.

I think the bare bones
of the story are rather mundane.

Tail or child abuse
and make it my own.

Oh, these aren't together, Sir.

But we can cover
more ground that way.

Keep your eyes peeled.

Hello.

Hello.

Is anyone there?

This late up.

Yeah.

Scotland Yard they're sending out
an inspector in this unseasonable vision.

What on earth?

Come on.

Thank you.

Good evening.

I'm Detective Sergeant Trotter.

Please excuse the lip.

An old war wound
playing up in the cold.

I'm assuming you were warned
of my arrival.

Nothing.

I'm a magistrate.

Also, he looks too young
to be an inspector.

Well, I'm old enough
to remember the Corrigan case.

Yes, a dreadful business.

Two brothers who put their faith
in the British Social services.

A sorry tale of abuse
that ended in tragedy.

Yes, it was in all of the papers.

One died.

The other left traumatized.

I shudder to think
what an ordeal like

that might do to her
vulnerable man.

My God, that has to be
the worst cup of tea I've ever had.

I agree.

Using the teapot.

Excuse me.

Thank you.

Sorry.

sorry

Gloves.

Sorry, excuse me.

That's right.

Thank you.

Sorry, tell me.

Sorry.

We interrupt book at bedtime
to warn residents

in the Coney Hatch area of London
to be on the lookout

for an escaped lunatic.

You startled me.

You stop for me.

Lights on.

No.

In the name of the law.

I'm sorry, sorry.

I thought you were somebody else.

Thank you for the tickets.

Wow.

There you go.

Follow up jade.

And brings you this neck
of the Woods murder investigation.

Yeah, anyone I know?

You.

I'm sorry, I thought.

No, no, no, it's alright.

It's alright.

Say inspector.

Tell me, was anyone?

Sad to see me go.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, Sir, you can't go in there.

You can only go in
if you have a ticket.

I have a ticket in my pocket.

Swear on the parish trousers.

And trousers on.

Where's my ticket?

Sorry, Sir, I can't let you
in unless you have a ticket.

I have a ticket.

I just don't have it on me.

Let me in.

Stop mucking about.

I've got going.

Fine.

Are you doing?

Little Dick.

Time is going on.

Monday, yeah.

Under my choices,

you asked me to press them.

Sorry, I did.

Yes, Sir.

You were adamant.

How long have I been here?

18 hours?

It's killing me.

It's bloody freezing.

She may get arrested.

We did.

Who was it?

Just cheer, cheer.

It's time, Chucky, the killer,
the man in the darkest overcoat saw,

fell head and she said the theatre
and spoke to that man was you.

Well, you are the man
in the darkest overcoat

and the soft felt hat

comes for stalker here,
chased from the theater.

I'm sorry, Anna.

My repercussion?

All the shapes.

This is ridiculous, but possible reason
cannot have the strangling

of playwright ever seen anything he's done.

Saw the woman who visited Copper
neck at the Savoy.

It's very good.

Have you spoken to Joyce lately?

Joyce?

Your wife?

ex-wife?

Yes.

I met her once.

The police.

Social.

A plain girl.

Very homely.

What does choice
have to do with anything?

I was at the Black book.

Sorry.

Oh, come on, you know you
don't seriously think they're Leo.

Didn't your wife
leave you for a yank?

Leo was an American GI.

We listen to his house.

You decide.

Council.

They do it out of revenge or rage

because they have lost a loved one
and can't forgive or forget.

So they just Stew and fester
until it all comes out in a sudden,

frenzied act of violence.

He wrote that down.

That was a private conversation.

Well, I thought it could
be important, Sir.

Unbelievable.

We found that

Joyce, Joyce, Joyce
is here, comes home.

That's not my wife.

I'm sorry, I said.

That's not my wife,
but it is your ex-wife.

Never seen that woman
before in my life.

Your name is Joyce.

What's the common name?

Causing this.

Course this.

Well, Inspector, in that case I believe
you are owed an apology.

Constable.

Yes, Sir, of course.

I'm.

I'm so sorry, Sir.

I just.

I just got the wrong end
of the stick and I have no excuse.

I just.

I jumped to conclusions again.

I'm so sorry.

Commissioner, when you run along back
to the office again with the culture,

you can't

handle the murder investigation.

I just think you should.

Hello, wolf.

Didn't expect to see you.

That

was random.

If you have broken down,
there is a garage not 15 miles from here.

And now we're here for dinner.

I don't think so, Sir.

This is Winterbrook house,
the Christian residence.

It is we have an invitation.

Richard Attenborough friends
call me Dickie.

I do hope you haven't
travelled far.

Hello?

Who is this now what Sir?

Tinkers in this unseasonable visit.

Come on, man.

Open sesame.

Friends call me Dick, Max
Mallow and eminent archaeologist.

Good God man,
you're frozen solid.

They feel the same.

John Wolf, how do you do?

Spencer, how are you?

Why don't you?

We thought we'd been invited
for dinner.

Yes, we received this.

But apparently not from you.

Extraordinary.

You know who's going
to love this?

I never.

It's just like one of her confections.

She's in the kitchen now,
trying to figure out some new ending.

It helps to do the dishes,
apparently.

Hello?

Who else didn't
we invite to dinner?

It's Petula, so it is.

Coming out of the cold chew,
what on Earth have you got there?

It's not mother, is it?

So I'm good.

Fellows in the back.

Yes, you get a shovel
to clear the path.

Yes, Sir.

And we have enough cold.

Yes, 3 bags full, Sir.

Yeah, it's a full House of course.

Come on in.

Straight through
to the drawing room now.

I have a rather potent Mesopotamian operative

that'll have you thawed out in a jiffy.

I'm sorry again that you have
to find out like this.

I can't say it came as a surprise.

Leo was a bad seed.

Always in trouble,
he was.

I picked a fight the night
she took us out.

Marvin Cochran.

Iris at the hotel.

No, the pictures.

Turned on this tool feller.

He came in after us and.

Shouted.

What are you following
me for, buddy?

And then.

Did you know a good dentist because
he was about to lose a lot of teeth?

no

Right, who's ready
for a top up?

Oh no, there's the old girl.

Not gonna play
the recluse coalition.

Ohh no, no no.

She'll be down soon enough.

That'll be fellows.

A man's an oaf.

A tall fellow, you say?

By the funny accent.

Italian no,

more like a.

Village idiot.

I'm sorry, but you have to get out.

Oh no, good heavens no.

Please type a telephono.

Crosses.

Yes, stop right here.

Please stand back.

100 for math.

Let me guess,

you're after an address
and, you know, little stalker.

So she called just now
for the same information.

OK.

go

Where's what have you done with that?

It was the utter Sir.

I know he was under our noses
all this time.

You can take it from here,
councillor, right,

and go back to the station.

Yes, Sir.

Yes, Sir.

I think it's still
in the paperwork.

Yes, Sir.

Is it me or does
he look awfully familiar?

He's an usher
from the ambassador.

Dennis, so nice to see you.

This is a strange coincidence.

What are you doing here?

When I fight you.

Oh my God.

You cannot leave Mervin.

I did.

I wanted to stop the film
and the play.

What?

What film?

What play?

The mouse trap.

Now look here, Dennis.

We all have strong opinions
on the theatre

and in a sense, that's
what it's there for,

to provoke a motion.

And I appreciate you don't care
for the mouse trap,

but I'll be the first to admit it's
not exactly happened it.

But you must say that this
is a bit of an overreaction.

That's not what this is.

Then what?

What is this?

It's not your story.

Is it?

It's mine now.

I might have known it.

Disgruntled, right?

It.

Don't tell me you had the idea first.

Yeah, it happened to me.

I'm sorry.

I'm completely lost.

I don't have a theatrical background.

I'm not Denny's car
and, you know, are you?

Oh, you poor boy.

How do you mean?

You lost his brother in real life drought
for business he was.

It was years ago now
I told you about it.

It was the case the last time was based
on inspired by mother loosely.

You're an usher.

You had to watch that
play night after night.

Must have been torture.

White out.

Is he six when he died,
my brother?

The mouse trap is actually
based on a real life case,

neglected and left for dead by the people
who are supposed to look after us.

Is sold a lot of newspapers
and no one cared about us.

I thought the plane
would be different.

Famous Fighter was going
to tell our story.

Two brothers have put their faith
in the British Social Services,

but when I saw that I had
the Christian done,

he used our pain and suffering

as a motive for a deranged killer,
my brother's death reduced

to a cheap sideshow.

I knew you wouldn't be able
to rest in peace until the play ended,

but it didn't.

It's just like on and on
and on the mouse trap is 100, not out.

When I heard about the film adaptation,
I just snapped.

Love me there.

No problem buddy.

I killed the director
to stop the film.

And for cops on the stage
would put an end to the play.

But they didn't even transfer feature.

Do you think you might be
finished in time for curtain up?

Tomorrow night's

new ideas for the film
made me sick to my stomach.

I'll take the bear burns of the story
I rather mundane tale and child abuse

and make it my own.

You left me no choice.

You startled me.

I had to him.

I thought that would be the.

You just carried on
like nothing had happened.

Shame on you.

Or maybe you'll take notice
of a killing of the Christina itself.

I think she should try to say something
because they let her have her.

I'll stop the film and the play.

This is barbaric.

Fine.

The daughter.

Die.

What you did here, I followed you.

I suppose I was going
to make a scene.

Hello, Anne.

And this beanpole assaulted me

and I woke up in a carpet through,
I guess Christy.

Where the hell is she?

Good God, man.

You mean you don't know
what kind of bubbling half of it suck?

You be quiet.

Please.

Let me think.

Yes, of course, of course.

Why don't you come in
and sit down, Dennis?

have

Yourself.

Well.

I, for one, believe that.

Tennessee is owed
an apology.

He he's right.

Of course.

The truth is the truth.

It is not being replicated
or played with,

and certainly not for entertainment.

Art is supposed
to reveal the truth, not perverted.

OK, how would I get the Christie like it

if someone took one of her stories

and and twisted it and corrupted it
just for the hell of it?

I I think that we should all feel.

Sorry, ashamed of ourselves.

And here we are.

Where you want, my dear?

Sorry to protect you.

Don't know.

Please don't get up North America.

Yeah.

In fact, just as it was,
I think it was that way.

And you said nice to see you again.

I could hear him in spite
of the circumstance.

No, no, no, no, not that one.

No, that's spaghettis.

This device isn't good.

Yeah, I put an extra clamping.

Thank you.

Everyone else helps themselves.

Yeah.

How can I have?

Why don't we sit here

and discuss the matter
like civilized people?

How do you stop the master?

I'm sorry, but that I cannot do.

I'm afraid to go against everything
I will do in life.

And lighter.

What not to write it would be
a denial of 1's freedom.

Do you see tennis?

Hello.

I've got fellows.

look

Now what's happened?

Dennis?

Put the popular Rotherham please, dad.

Shape up, darling.

Now is hardly the time.

You don't smoke.

Yeah.

doctor

hey

Alright, he's dead.

It's over.

Sir?

I'm leaving her.

Hang in there custom solutions
exams at the moment.

It's funny, Sir, actually,
I don't feel anything.

I think we're just been a nick.

That's a.

I'm sorry, customer,

I've been altogether honest or open
all the world's fair tears of partner.

Cheese pizza around and then
a partner or someone you know.

Sorry, you don't have to say that.

I want you to know.

I do trust you.

Thank you, Sir.

That that doesn't mean a lot.

And but when I say that I can't feel anything,
I think what I mean is that.

I I don't think the bullet
hit me, Sir.

Did you?

I see.

Yeah.

Oh well, you'll rise again,
that's all.

You alright, Sir?

I think you better come
on an ambulance.

Here's.

I should have a big explosion.

The best version
was their lives.

See it?

Quite.

It's OK everyone.

I'm I'm fine.

Now that's what I call a Leo
Kopenick ending.

But before we go our separate ways,

you'll be wanting to know
what became of the heroes of this tale.

Constable Stalker, as advertised,

sat her sergeants exams
in the spring of 1953.

She aced them.

All the love.

Inspector Stoppard was awarded
the King's Police

and Fire Services medal.

Howard Scott received a knighthood.

The play, if you can believe it.

It's still going strong
in London's West End.

Over 10 million people have sat
through the mouse trap.

Search for services.

Sorry.

Right.

And now that you've seen our film,
you are an accomplice to murder.

And so we ask you to remember
that it is very much in your interest

not to tell a soul outside of this.

Sorry.

I've missed the end of months.

I don't wanna miss it again.

No, of course not.

I'm sorry.

yeah