Agatha Christie's Poirot1989

[last lines]

Chief Inspector Japp:
[in the Wax Museum] Well, I suppose we'd better be leaving. Catch our train.

Hercule Poirot:
Oh, no no no no no no no, no, Chief Inspector. It is still early, and the exhibits here are quite remarkable, n'est-ce pas? To be immortalized in such a fashion unique, ah! quelle honneur. Now I wonder what is around here. [he stands beside a model of himself]

Captain Hastings:
Oh, very impressive.

Chief Inspector Japp:
Quite incredible.

Captain Hastings:
It's a masterpiece.

Chief Inspector Japp:
A true work of art.

Captain Hastings:
That's his curly hair to a T.

Chief Inspector Japp:
Even got the little dimples on his cheeks. [they walk up to a model of Chaplin] Look.

Captain Hastings:
A real piece of craftsmanship, wouldn't you say?