"Poirot" The Mystery of the Blue Train (TV Episode 2005) Poster

David Suchet: Hercule Poirot

Quotes 

  • Hercule Poirot : ...jealousy, as it so often does, throws open the door to murder.

  • Katherine : [watching Lady Tamplin, Lennox and Corky rushing to catch the train in Calais]  What extraordinary people there are in France!

    Hercule Poirot : Oui, I don't think that we shall be bored.

  • Hercule Poirot : Mademoiselle, all one ever needs are the good manners. The rest is just silliness and snobbery valued only by bores.

  • Count De La Roche : There is no shame in love. My beloved had arranged an exchange of premises in order to facilitate our assignation. She finds such things amusing.

    Derek Kettering : Yes, if I could just interrupt the proceeding for a minute? I've got something I have been meaning to give you, La Roche. Oh, yes. Here we go!

    Count De La Roche : [after being punched in the face]  Animal! You could have given me a black eye!

    Derek Kettering : Matching your fingernails and your heart!

    Hercule Poirot : Gentlemen! Do you want the inspector to put you in the cells?

    Derek Kettering : You hear the way he speaks about my wife, possessing her. You had her alive. You will not have her dead!

    Count De La Roche : [shocked]  In what sense dead?

    Derek Kettering : [advancing forward towards La Roche]  In a sense that someone has smashed her face in with a hammer.

    Count De La Roche : I thought you were investigating a theft.

  • Hercule Poirot : Papa Poirot. He is at your disposal.

  • Hercule Poirot : There is something about that gentleman that displeases you.

    Rufus Van Aldin : I see no gentleman. I see Derek-god-damn-Kettering, my god-damn, gold-digging, son-of-a-bitch son-in-law.

  • Corky : We are British citizens! Isn't there something in the passport that His Majesty requests and requires we aren't to be fannied about by foreign policemen?

    Hercule Poirot : No.

  • Hercule Poirot : [Poirot has stepped off the Blue Train in Nice. The train whistles, then someone shrieks. Lady Tamplin stumbles out of the train]  My dear Lady Tamplin! What is the matter?

    Lady Tamplin : Don't, don't. I think I'm going to be sick...

    [clutching her stomach] 

    Hercule Poirot : What is the matter, Lady Tamplin?

    Lady Tamplin : Oh, God... Katherine...

    Hercule Poirot : [deeply concerned]  What has happened to Mademoiselle Grey?

    Lady Tamplin : She... Oh, my God... I shouldn't have looked at all that... blood.

    [Poirot rushes into the train and collides with Lenox] 

    Lenox Tamplin : [screaming in horror]  Mother! Mother!

    Katherine : [Poirot hesitates at Katherine's door. Then he opens it and finds Katherine also opening the door]  Oh!

    Hercule Poirot : Oh!

    Katherine : I'm so sorry I kept you waiting. I didn't find my silly comb.

    [Poirot heaves a sigh of relief] 

    Hercule Poirot : [Checking the number of Katherine's compartment - No. 3]  Compartment number 7!

    [He runs to investigate. Katherine looks concerned] 

  • Corky : [upon realising that Marseille was the place where the murder had been committed]  Oh, hell... I have goofed.

    Hercule Poirot : No, Monsieur Corky...

    [getting into the passenger seat of the car] 

    Hercule Poirot : ... you have goofed only, if the murder, it was committed by you, and this Poirot is not, at the present time,

    [closing to door] 

    Hercule Poirot : disposed to believe.

  • Hercule Poirot : [to Katherine Grey]  Please, do excuse me, Mademoiselle... May I congratulate you for a most excellent choice of a Bourgogne. Whenever I dine here I choose this.

    [Takes the glass, looks at the opacity of the wine finding it crystal clear] 

    Hercule Poirot : Oh...

    [Smells the wine, tastes it and hands it to the waiter] 

    Hercule Poirot : Merci.

    [the waiter leaves] 

    Hercule Poirot : Please, do forgive me, that was presumptuous in extreme.

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