Wadsworth is a fictional character in the 1985 comedy crime mystery film Clue.
Still in the dinning room Wadsworth continues his explanation.
Mrs. Peacock swears that the reason she's being blackmailed is a lie.
Wadsworth shows all the guests to the dinning room. He and the Colonel stand ...
The cook is killed, Mr Boddy is discovered. Wadsworth gets load in all the ex...
Almost everyone proclaims their innocence, one exception is Miss Scarlet. She...
At the doorway to the study the group stops and drops the cooks body on the f...
Wadsworth shows all the guests to the dinning room. He and the Colonel stand ...
During the course of his narrative Wadsworth reveals the secret passage conne...
Miss Scarlet walks over to Wadsworth, points the gun in his face and tells hi...
Wadsworth points out to Colonel Mustard that he may have incriminated himself.
Yvette unlocks the door and everyone runs into the room.
When Miss Scarlet reveals her profession Mr. Green puts two and two together.
Wadsworth makes his point by aiming the gun at the ceiling and firing. Colone...
Miss Scarlet pulls negatives from an envelope. Professor Plum takes the negat...
After the lights come back on the group finds Yvette, the cop and the Singing...
Yvette and the Cook turn out to accomplices in the blackmail scheme, which ex...
Wadsworth turns the attention from Colonel Mustard toward Mrs. White.
Wadsworth begins the process of pointing out what each guest was being blackm...
Wadsworth narrates an alternative ending where Mrs. Peacock is guilty of kill...
The bell rings distracting Miss Scarlet. Wadsworth takes the gun from her and...
Exasperated by the conversation between Colonel Mustard and Wadsworth, Mrs. W...
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