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Ah Mrs Hubbard I'm sorry to have kept youYou have a head full of steam and a mouth full of wordsYou're goddamn right I do What I have been trying
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Murder on the Orient Express

You're goddamn right, I do

Hercule Poirot:
Ah, Mrs Hubbard, I'm sorry to have kept you. You have a head full of steam and a mouth full of words.Caroline Hubbard:You're goddamn right, I do

Full Transcript

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Ah Mrs Hubbard I'm sorry to have kept you
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You have a head full of steam and a mouth full of words
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You're goddamn right I do What I have been trying
Available in 7 languages
Duration
9 seconds
Views
442
Timestamp in Movie
00:51:24
Uploaded
Feb 14, 2026
Genres
drama, mystery, crime
Production
The Mark Gordon Company,Genre Films,20th Century Fox,Scott Free Productions

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Movie Summary

Genius Belgian detective Hercule Poirot investigates the murder of an American tycoon aboard the Orient Express train.

Actors

Kenneth Branagh
Hercule Poirot
Kenneth Branagh
Michelle Pfeiffer
Caroline Hubbard
Michelle Pfeiffer
The murderer was in my compartment last night. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
The murderer was in my compartment last night.
I woke up in the dark and I knewthere was a man in my roomYou are certain it was a manI know what it feels like to have a man in my bedroom - Murder on the Orient Express 00:10
I woke up in the dark and I knewthere was a man in my...
"He must have left through there." - Murder on the Orient Express 00:06
"He must have left through there."
He made a rather overt overture - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
He made a rather overt overture
I told you, I knew he was a rotten one. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
I told you, I knew he was a rotten one.
It is from the uniform... - Murder on the Orient Express 00:18
It is from the uniform...
I found itat the foot of my bed on the coverright where I sleptWhat do you call that - Murder on the Orient Express 00:07
I found itat the foot of my bed on the coverright where I...
Have you ever been to America? - Murder on the Orient Express 00:36
Have you ever been to America?
Mr. Ratchett at nine o'clock. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:04
Mr. Ratchett at nine o'clock.
I brought his coffee and hung up his clothes. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
I brought his coffee and hung up his clothes.
Mr. Ratchett insisted on not putting it off any longer. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
Mr. Ratchett insisted on not putting it off any longer.
Not at all. But he'd been very agitated lately. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
Not at all. But he'd been very agitated lately.
Said he wanted to stay alert, especially so last night. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
Said he wanted to stay alert, especially so last night.
Please tell me you didn't do thisIf I were to leave something unpleasanton your pillow sirit would not be a letter - Murder on the Orient Express 00:09
Please tell me you didn't do thisIf I were to leave...
Unless he knew his career was coming to a sudden... - Murder on the Orient Express 00:06
Unless he knew his career was coming to a sudden...
I would only do what I wanted from here on. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:04
I would only do what I wanted from here on.
When and from where - Murder on the Orient Express 00:04
When and from where
I ordered it at dinner to be ready at 9:00, and so it was. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:05
I ordered it at dinner to be ready at 9:00, and so it was.
Anybody could have got a hold of it before me. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:04
Anybody could have got a hold of it before me.
Mr. Masterman. I'm sorry about the toothache. - Murder on the Orient Express 00:07
Mr. Masterman. I'm sorry about the toothache.