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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Paint Me a Murder (S01E01)

"You see, I think that when he came to this island,"
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"he was acting under your orders to kill Diego."
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"The death was to look like an accident."
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"Except that something went wrong."
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"The following morning, Kauffman was unable to face the wrath of his arriving partner."
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"That's why he faked the heart attack."
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"To give himself a graceful way off the island."
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"Leaving you to finish the job."
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"My dear lady, you know, this is beginning to sound like..."
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"a plot from one of your... dreadful books."
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"John, I believe her."
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"Oh, thank you, Belle."
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"This confrontation is beginning to take on a sexist overtone."
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"The other morning, Willard admitted to us..."
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"that he had bought the Gold Madonna from two of my old friends."
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"We were all surprised, because we also knew that Willard was hurting for money."
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"That's right. I was there."
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"I heard it too, John."
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"[Wheezing] Well, then, Willard must have been lying."
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"Was he? Well, that should be easy enough to check."
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"Sir John? Curious thing about that Gold Madonna."
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"Last night, you told Jessica that that painting was yours."
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"That it was actually hanging in your London gallery."
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"Well, really, old man, how can that be if Willard owns it?"
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"[Chuckles] Well, if you... If you really want to know,"
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"I bought it from Willard in the last few days."
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"Just before he left to come here. Not true."
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"The other night, you asked me about Willard. You said you hadn't seen him since April."
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"- The Derby race at Epsom? - Sir John."
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"I'm afraid your little game has come to an end."
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"I used the helicopter radio to contact the mainland authorities,"
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"and they're going to be asking some pretty sharp questions."
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"[Laughs] I welcome any interrogations."
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"Except they're not going to be asking you, Sir John."
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"Not yet."
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"They're on their way to the hospital right now."
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"How do you think good old Willard's going to react when he finds out that he's an accessory to murder?"
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"I'm afraid, Sir John, he won't remain silent long."
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"- Not if he's gonna save his own skin. - [Scoffs] Well, now."
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"Is this where I... draw the gun and say..."
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""You're never gonna take me alive"?"
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"It would be rather futile, wouldn't it?"
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"Why, John?"
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"He was your friend. He loved you."
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"But I loved him too, Margo."
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"But you see..."
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"Willard was not the only one who was broke."
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"The art business is very volatile."
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"Subject to the whims of a tasteless public."
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"I was in grave danger of losing everything."
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"Everything."
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"You do see my problem, don't you? Hmm?"
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"Allow me to help you with your bag. Oh, thank you."
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"Good-bye, Jessica. Good-bye, Belle."
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"Thank you. Good-bye. Take care. Good-bye, Elaine."
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"Good-bye, Jessica. Jessica!"
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"Well, the trip back's going to be a bit dreary without you."
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"[Chuckling] Oh, Henry. What a delightful compliment."
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"But I really do think I should spend a few days here with Margo."
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"Of course. Still it's a bit unfair, you know?"
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"A stimulating relationship ending before it's had a chance to begin?"
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"[Chuckles] Actually, Henry, I was planning to stop over in London..."
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"on my way home to the States. Were you? How delightful!"
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"I'm going to visit a cousin. How ghastly boring."
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"Well, perhaps I could find a few hours."
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"Or a few evenings?"
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"I shall be at the airport to greet you."
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"Flowers in hand, heart on sleeve,"
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"and perhaps a murder to solve? [Laughs] Oh, please. No."
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"Well, in our business..."
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"you never know. [Laughs]"
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