1960s American films

"[before a gunfight, to the undertaker.] Get three coffins ready."

"You see, I understand you men were just playin' around, but the mule, he just doesn't get it. Course, if you were to all apologize... [the men laugh] I don't think it's nice, you laughin'. You see, my mule don't like people laughin'. Gets the crazy idea you're laughin' at him. Now if you apologize like I know you're going to, I might convince him that you really didn't mean it..."

"[after the same gunfight, to the undertaker] My mistake: four coffins."

"Sometimes the dead can be more useful than the living."

"When a man's got money in his pocket, he begins to appreciate peace."

"You shoot to kill, you better hit the heart. Your own words, Ramon. [Ramon, unaware Joe's wearing armor plating beneath his poncho, fires off two shots, but Joe stands right back up] The heart, Ramon. Don't forget the heart. Aim for the heart, or you'll never stop me."

"[to Ramon] "When the man with a 45 meets the man with a rifle, you said, "the man with a pistol is a dead man." [unloads his gun] Let's see if it's true. Go ahead, load up and shoot."

"Ramon Rojo: When a man with a .45 meets a man with a rifle, the man with a pistol will be a dead man. That's an old Mexican Proverb...and it's true."

"Don Miguel Rojo: With a gun in his hand, nothing stands in his way."

"Silvanito: I'm alive, and I want to remain with the living, understand? And when I'm dead, I want to remain with the dead. And I would be unhappy if somebody living forces me to remain with the living."

"Chico: Our orders are to make sure he does not die...but also to make sure he regrets the day he was born."

"This is the man with no name. Danger fits him like a glove."

"This short cigar belongs to a man with no name. This long gun belongs to a man with no name. This poncho belongs to a man with no name. He's going to trigger a whole new style in adventure."

"In his own way he is perhaps, the most dangerous man who ever lived!"

"Clint Eastwood as Joe, the Stranger (the "Man with No Name")"

"Gian Maria Volonté - Ramón Rojo"

"Marianne Koch - Marisol"

"José Calvo - Silvanito, The Inn Keeper"

"Joseph Egger - Piripero, The Coffin Builder"

"Antonio Prieto - Don Miguel Benito Rojo"

"Sieghardt Rupp - Esteban Rojo"

"Wolfgang Lukschy - Sheriff John Baxter"

"Margarita Lozano - Doña Consuelo Baxter"

"Mario Brega - Chico, Rojo Gang Member"

"Benito Stefanelli - Rubio, Ramón's Rifleman"

"Aldo Sambrell - Manolo, Rojo Gang Member"

"Fernando Sánchez Polack - Vincente, Rojo Gang Member"

"Bernie Grant as Ramón Rojo, Esteban Rojo, Sheriff John Baxter, and additional voices"

"Joyce Gordon as Marisol and Doña Consuelo Baxter"

"Jack Curtis as Silvanito, The Inn Keeper"

"Robert Dryden as Piripero, The Coffin Builder"

"George Gonneau as Don Miguel Benito Rojo"

"Ray Owens as Chico, Rojo Gang Member and Juan de Dios, The Bell Ringer"

"[Harmonica's brother stands on his shoulders with a rope around his neck, Frank puts a harmonica in his mouth] Keep your lovin' brother happy."

"How can you trust a man who wears both a belt and suspenders? The man can't even trust his own pants."

"Do you know anything about a guy going around playing the harmonica? He's someone you'd remember. Instead of talking, he plays. And when he better play, he talks."

"You don't understand, Jill. People like that have something inside... something to do with death."

"They wanna hang me. The big, black crows. Idiots. What the hell? I'll kill anything. Never a kid. Be like killin' a priest. Catholic priest, that is."

"Hey, Harmonica - when they do you in, pray it's somebody who knows where to shoot... Go away... go away... go away, I don't want you to see me die."

"Henry Fonda - Frank"

"Charles Bronson - Harmonica"

"Claudia Cardinale - Jill McBain"

"Jason Robards - Cheyenne"

"Gabriele Ferzetti - Morton"

"Paolo Stoppa - Sam"

"Woody Strode - Stony"

"Jack Elam - Snaky"

"Keenan Wynn - Sheriff"

"Frank Wolff - Brett McBain"

"Lionel Stander - Barman"

"Al Mulock - Knuckles (final film role)"

"I won't rest until Tom Chaney is barking in Hell."

"If I smelled as bad as you I wouldn't live near people."

"If in four months I could not find Tom Chaney, with a mark on his face like banished Cain, I would not advise others how to do so."

"I also notice that the men of Texas gouge their mounts with great brutal spurs and cultivate their hair like lettuce!"

"I want Tom Chaney hanged for killing my father! It's little to me how many dogs and senators he's killed in Texas."

"Those horses can't outrun Little Blackie! They're loaded down with fat men and iron!"

"I'm going! And it's not because you say I can't, and it's not because you say I can. I paid good cash money to be here, and I'm on my own business! Now, we'll have no more talk about it."

"My name is Mattie Ross, of Near Dardanelle in Yell County. My family owns property, and I don't know why I'm being treated like this!"

"Rooster Cogburn is no good friend of mine! He led us straight into your hands, and now he has left me with a gang of cut-throats! Is that what they call "grit" in Fort Smith? We call it something else in Yell County."

"Papa's marker is not what was ordered. I will make that wool-hatted fool of a stone man change it."

"Mr. Rat, I have a writ here that says you are to stop eating Chen Lee's cornmeal forthwith. Now, It's a rat writ, writ for a rat, and this is lawful service of same! [to Mattie] See? He doesn't pay any attention to me. '[shoots the rat] You can't serve papers on a rat, baby sister. You either kill him or let him be."

"Baby sister, I was born game, and I mean to go out that way."

"General Price don't belong to me. He just rooms with me. Cats don't belong to nobody. 'Course, I depend on him."

"A fella that carries a big-bore Sharps carbine might come in handy… if we get jumped by elephants, or buffalo, or something."

"By God! She reminds me o' me!"

"LaBoeuf, if you get crosswise of me you'll think a ton of brick had fell on you! You'll wisht you was back at the Alamo with Travis!"

"It's a shame, a kid like Moon losing his leg. He's too young to be hoppin' around on a raw peg. Loves to dance too much, and sport!"

"DAMN a man that whistles!"

"Young fella, if you're looking for trouble, I'll accommodate you. Otherwise, leave it alone."

"Ned doesn't go around killing people for no reason. Had he a reason, he'd kill them."

"I mean to kill you in one minute, Ned. Or see you hanged in Fort Smith at Judge Parker's convenience. Which'll it be?"

"Fill your hand, you son of a bitch!"

"Damn that Texican! When you need him, he's dead."

"We've got to get you to a doctor or you'll be deader than he is!"

"Well, a gun that's unloaded and cocked ain't good for nothin'."

"The French is 'La Bourf'. I say 'La Beef'."

"I only take one step at a time. That's why I was given two feet."

"You can't take men by watching them run away!"

"I served under General Kirby Smith. And I don't have to hang my head when I say it."

"I ain't dead yet, you bushwhacker!"

"She draws him like a gun! [referring to Mattie's constant invocation of her lawyer's name]"

"I never busted a cap on a woman or anybody much under sixteen. But it's enough that you know that I'll do what I have to do."

"Most girls like little play-pretties. But you like guns, don't you?"

"All the Parmalees is touched, but Harold's the worst… no, their Ma's the worst, then comes Harold's brother Farrell… but they're all good shots."

"If that girl don't stay healthy, you don't neither, understand? And you don't get paid!"

"I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man!"

"Tom Chaney: A gun will say a whole lot quick!"

"Tom Chaney: Everything happens to me, and now I'm shot by a child!"

"Colonel Stonehill: Most people around here know of Rooster Cogburn and some people live to regret it. I would not be surprised to learn that he is a relative of yours."

"Colonel Stonehill: I just received word that a young girl fell head first down a fifty foot well on the Towson Road. I thought perhaps it was you."

"Moon: He never played me false until he killed me."

"Mexican Bob: My wounds healed by themselves - from the inside!"

"The strangest trio ever to track a killer."

"The strangest trio ever to track a killer. A fearless, one-eyed U.S. marshal who never knew a dry day in his life... a Texas ranger thirsty for bounty money... and a girl still wet behind the ears who didn't care what they were or who they were as long as they had true grit."

"A Brand New Brand Of American Frontier Story"

"Oh come on! Stop beatin' it! Get out there yourself! Stop feedin' off me! Get out of here! I can't breathe! Give me some air!"

"That's my darlin' Luke. He grin like a baby, but he bites like a 'gator."

"We got a couple men here doing 20 spots. We got one that's got all of it. We got all kinds, and you gonna fit in real good. Of course, unless you get rabbit in your blood and you decide to take off for home. You give the bonus system time and a set of leg chains to keep you slowed down just a little bit, for your own good. You'll learn the rules. Now, it's all up to you. Now I can be a good guy, or I can be one real mean son-of-a-bitch. It's all up to you."

"You run one time, you got yourself a set of chains. You run twice, you got yourself two sets. You ain't gonna need no third set 'cause you're gonna get your mind right. And I mean RIGHT. [To the other inmates] Take a good look at Luke. Cool Hand Luke?"

"The man...and the motion picture that simply do not conform."

"On The Chain-Gang They'd Seen Every Kind Of Man - But Luke Became A Legend"

"What we have here is 'failure to communicate'."

"He was a cool customer. . .until the law made it hot for him!"

"Paul Newman - Lucas "Luke" Jackson"

"George Kennedy - Dragline"

"J.D. Cannon - Society Red"

"Strother Martin - Captain"

"Jo Van Fleet - Arletta"

"Clifton James - Carr"

"Morgan Woodward - Boss Godfrey"

"Luke Askew - Boss Paul"

"Robert Donner - Boss Shorty"

"Joy Harmon - The Girl (Lucille)"

"John McLiam - Boss Kean"

"Andre Trottier - Boss Popler"

"Lou Antonio - Koko"

"Robert Drivas - Loudmouth Steve"

"Marc Cavell - Rabbitt"

"Richard Davalos - Blind Dick"

"Warren Finnerty - Tattoo"

"Dennis Hopper - Babalugats"

"Wayne Rogers - Gambler"

"Harry Dean Stanton - Tramp"

"Ralph Waite - Alibi"

"Anthony Zerbe - Dog Boy"

"Buck Kartalian - Dynamite"

"Joe Don Baker - Fixer"

"I've been offered a lot for my work, but never everything."

"Graveyards are full of boys who are very young and very proud."

"Sorry, I'm not in the blessing business."

"Once you begin you've got to be ready for killing and more killing, and then still more killing, until the reason for it is gone."

"Harry, please don't understand me so fast."

"He's a good gun, and we aren't going to a church social."

"There's no need to apologize. We weren't expecting flowers and speeches."

"If he rides in with no idea of the reception we can prepare for him... I promise you, we'll all teach him something about the price of corn."

"It's only a matter of knowing how to shoot a gun. Nothing big about that."

"I'll tell you what I can do: I can kill the first man who so much as whispers a word about giving up. The very first man, so help me, I'll blow his head off!"

"The Old Man was right. Only the farmers won. We lost. We'll always lose."

"I never rode shotgun on a hearse before. Gettin' up there don't bother me. It's stayin' up there that I mind."

"I took a job in a grocery store. Fella says I'll make a crackerjack clerk. Crackerjack."

"You know, I've been in some towns where the girls weren't very pretty. Matter of fact, I've been in some towns where they were downright ugly. But this is the first time I've ever been in a town where there are no girls at all — 'cept little ones."

"You don't happen to have an older, grateful sister, do you?"

"Reminds me of that fella back home who fell off a ten-story building. As he was falling, people on each floor kept hearing him say, "So far, so good." Heh, so far, so good."

"We deal in lead, friend."

"The reason I understand your problem so well is that I walked into the same trap myself. Yeah. First day we got here I started thinking, maybe I could put my gun away. Settle down, get a little land, raise some cattle. The things these people know about me would work to my credit, it wouldn't work against me. I... just didn't want you to think you were the only sucker in town."

"Fella I once knew in El Paso, one day he took all his clothes off and jumped in a mess of cactus. I asked him the same question, why? He said it seemed to be a good idea at the time."

"The days of good hunting are over. Once there was horses, cattle, gold, fruit from the trees... no more. Now I must hunt with a price on my head, Rurales at my heels."

"Enough! We get the rest when we come back."

"If God didn't want them sheared, He would not have made them sheep."

"Generosity. That was my first mistake. I leave these people a little bit extra and they hire these men to make trouble."

"Shows you — sooner or later you must answer for every good deed."

"You hear that? We're trapped! All forty of us!"

"Your friends, they don't like you very much anymore. You force them to make too many decisions. With me, only one decision: do what I say."

"What happens to these people will happen whether I kill you first or not."

"(whispering) Just a little gesture, huh? To show these people who the real boss is. You go, then I give you the guns back. I know you won't use those guns against me. Only a crazy-man makes the same mistake twice."

"Once I rob a bank in Texas. Your government get after me with a whole army. Whole army! One little bank. It's clear to me, the meaning? In Texas, only Texans can rob banks."

"(dying words) You came back... to a place like this. Why? A man like you...why?"

"A man comes to him... because he respects him... 'cause he'd be proud to work with him. And he makes me look like TWO CENTS with some damn kid's game!"

"We ride for days to get to this nothing in the middle of nowhere. We are ready to risk our lives to help you, and you? You hide from us. Hide. From us. But it's a different story when you're in danger, huh? You might lose your precious crops. Then you flock to us, huh? Well, we are here, my compadres and I. Here we stay. And you? You prove to us that you are worth fighting for!"

"You know what? They'll make up a song about you and this hat. Villages like this, they make up a song about every big thing that happens. They'll sing it for years."

"When I brought back the news, you should have seen the look I got from Britt. And Chris. And they have seen a thing or two in their time, and-and done them, too. They aren't men you can impress easily, oh, no! When they looked at me... I knew I was one of them at last. (after spying alone in Calvera's camp.)"

"I could have told you they'd sell us out! Farmers. Farmers! No honor, no loyalty, no... all they care about is their precious crops and the miserable dirt they dig in. I hate 'em. I hate 'em all."

"Yes. Yes, I am one of them. But who made us the way we are, hmm? Men with guns. Men like Calvera, and... men like you. And now me. So what do you expect us to be?"

"Fight. You must fight. Fight!"

"You must excuse them. They are farmers here. They are afraid of everyone and everything. They are afraid of rain, and no rain. The summer may be too hot, or the winter too cold. If the sow has no pigs, the farmer is afraid he may starve. If she has too many pigs, he is afraid she may starve."

"They are farmers. They talk of nothing but fertilizer and women. I have never shared their enthusiasm for fertilizer. As for women, I became indifferent when I was eighty-three."

"At my age, a little excitement is welcome."

"Don't worry. Why would he kill me? Bullets cost money."

"The fighting is over. Your work is done. For them, each season has its tasks. If there were a season for gratitude, they'd show it more."

"All that's what's on top. What's underneath?"

"A dollar bill always looks as big to me as a bedspread."

"Chris, I'd hate to die a sucker. We didn't come out here just to keep an eye on a lot of corn and chili peppers. There was something else all the time, wasn't there?"

"Well, I'll be damned."

"Yeah, that's exactly what I mean! Aztec treasure!"

"We come cheaper by the bunch."

"There comes a time to turn Mother's picture to the wall and get out!"

"You're crazy, all of you! They won't lift a finger to help. Think of the odds!"

"Hold on Chris, I'll get you out of there!"

"I changed my mind."

"[after being congratulated shooting a mounted bandit] I was aiming for the horse."

"Nobody throws me my own guns and says run. Nobody."

"I have the most stylish corner of the filthy storeroom out back. That, and one plate of beans. Ten dollars a day."

"The lies you tell yourself. No enemies... alive. I have lost count of my enemies."

"Till you lose your nerve. You can feel it. Then you wait... for the bullet in the gun that is faster than you are"

"Yes. The final supreme idiocy... coming here to hide. The deserter, hiding out in the middle of a battlefield."

"One. There was a time when I would have caught all three. (after snatching at 3 flies on a table.)"

"[chopping firewood] I'm doing this because I'm an eccentric millionaire."

"I admire your notion of fair odds, mister."

"If you can't forget about him, why don't you ride sidesaddle?"

"Yeah, I'm one of us, all right."

"Don't you ever say that again about your fathers, because they are not cowards! You think I'm brave because I carry a gun? Well, your fathers are much braver, because they carry responsibility! For you, your brothers, your sisters, and your mothers. And this responsibility is like a big rock that weighs a ton. It bends, and it twists them until finally, it buries them under the ground. And there's nobody who says they have to do this--they do it because they love you, and because they want to! I have never had this kind of courage. Running a farm, working like a mule every day with no guarantee what will ever come of it... This is bravery! That's why I never even started anything like that. That's why I never will."

"See? I told you! You see your fathers?"

"Undertaker: I've always treated every man the same – just as another future customer."

"Hilario: We will fight with guns if we have them. If we don't... with machetes, axes, clubs, anything!"

"Sotero: Neighbors, I drink to our friends. They armed us, fought at our side, and will forever live in our hearts."

"Tomás: Only the dead are without fear."

"I'm of legal age for whiskey, voting and loving. Now the next election is two years away, and my love life ain't getting much better, so how about some of that one-hundred-percent!"

"You really should be AM and FM. You one-band broads are a drag!"

"Oh, you're cute... like a velvet glove cast in iron."

"Alright, you wash... now I'm gonna spin-a-dry you!"

"We don't like anything soft. Everything we do is hard."

"I never try anything. I just do it. And I don't beat clocks, just people. Wanna try me?"

"She is The Money!"

"[to Rosie as she fumbles with a lighter] Easy baby, you're almost a fire hazard."

"[to Varla] You're a beautiful animal... and I'm weak, and I want you."

"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to violence, the word and the act. While violence cloaks itself in a plethora of disguises, its favorite mantle still remains... sex. Violence devours all it touches, its voracious appetite rarely fulfilled. Yet violence doesn't only destroy, it creates and molds as well. Let's examine closely then this dangerously evil creation, this new breed encased and contained within the supple skin of woman. The softness is there, the unmistakable smell of female, the surface shiny and silken, the body yielding yet wanton. But a word of caution: handle with care and don't drop your guard. This rapacious new breed prowls both alone and in packs, operating at any level, any time, anywhere, and with anybody. Who are they? One might be your secretary, your doctor's receptionist... or a dancer in a go-go club!"

"You girls a bunch of nudists, or are you just short of clothes?"

"Women! They let 'em vote, smoke and drive – even put 'em in pants! And what happens? A Democrat for president! A bunch of smoke up your chimney! Russian roulette on the highways! Can't even tell brother from sister, unless you meet 'em up close."

"Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (Russ's tenth film) is, beyond a doubt, the best movie ever made. It is possibly better than any film that will be made in the future."

"Go-Go For a Wild Ride With the ACTION GIRLS!"

"Russ Meyer's ode to the violence in women"

"Superwomen! Belted, buckled and booted!"

"Tura Satana - Varla"

"Haji - Rosie"

"Lori Williams - Billie"

"Susan Bernard - Linda"

"Stuart Lancaster - the Old Man"

"Paul Trinka - Kirk"

"Dennis Busch - the Vegetable"

"Ray Barlow - Tommy"

"Mickey Foxx - the Gas Station Attendant"

"John Furlong - the Narrator"

"Boy, y'know, every time I see 'Hole in the Wall' again, it's like seeing it fresh for the first time, and every time that happens, I keep asking myself the same question, 'How can I be so damn stupid as to keep comin' back here?'"

"If he'd just pay me what he's spending to make me stop robbing him, I'd stop robbing him."

"[Butch throws his bicycle away] The future's all yours, you lousy bicycles."

"Not to be a sore loser, but, when this is done if I'm dead, kill him."

"Who are those guys?"

"The specialty of the house and it's still movin"

"Sheriff Ray Bledsoe: You know, you should have let yourself get killed a long time ago when you had the chance. See, you may be the biggest thing that ever hit this area, but you're still two-bit outlaws. I never met a soul more affable than you, Butch, or faster than the Kid, but you're still nothing but two-bit outlaws on the dodge. It's over, don't you get that? Your time is over and you're gonna die bloody, and all you can do is choose where."

"Percy Garris: I'm not crazy; I'm just colorful. That's what happens when you live 10 years alone in Bolivia: you get colorful... [He is shot dead]"

"Paul Newman - Butch Cassidy"

"Robert Redford - Sundance Kid"

"Katharine Ross - Etta Place"

"Strother Martin - Percy Garris"

"Jeff Corey - Sheriff Ray Bledsoe"

"George Furth - Woodcock"

"Cloris Leachman - Whore"

"Ted Cassidy - Harvey Logan"

"Charles Dierkop - Flat Nose Curry"

"You never met a pair like Butch and The Kid."

"Just for the fun of it!"

"Not that it matters, but most of it is true."

"They're taking trains... They're taking banks and they're taking one piece of baggage!"

"Is Anyone Really Who They Seem To Be?"

"You can expect the unexpected when they play..."Charade""

"It's a guessing game of mirth and mystery!"

"Please don't tell who did what to whom!"

"Cary Grant – Brian Cruikshank (alias Peter Joshua, Alexander Dyle, and Adam Canfield)"

"Audrey Hepburn – Regina "Reggie" Lampert"

"Walter Matthau – Carson Dyle (alias Hamilton Bartholomew)"

"Dominique Minot – Sylvie Gaudel"

"[before discovering Marion's body] Mother! Oh, God! Mother! Blood! Blood!"

"Headaches are like resolutions. You forget them as soon as they stop hurting."

"Tom Cassidy: You know what I do about unhappiness? I buy it off. Are, uh, are you unhappy? [waving around his $40,000] Now, that's, that's not buying happiness. That's just buying off unhappiness. I never carry more than I can afford to lose."

"Hardware store customer: So far of those I've used, I haven't had much luck with any of them. Well, let's see what they say about this one. They tell you what it's ingredients are, and how it's guaranteed to exterminate every insect in the world, but they do not tell you whether or not it's painless. And I say, insect or man, death should always be painless."

"A new — and altogether different — screen excitement!!!"

"No one ... BUT NO ONE ... will be admitted to the theatre after the start of each performance of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho."

"It is required that you see Psycho from the very beginning!"

"Don't give away the ending — it's the only one we have!"

"The screen's master of suspense moves his camera into the icy blackness of the unexplained!"

"The master of suspense moves his cameras into the icy blackness of the unexplored! (window card)"

"Exploring the blackness of the subconscious man!"

"Anthony Perkins — Norman Bates"

"Janet Leigh — Marion Crane"

"Vera Miles — Lila Crane"

"John Gavin — Sam Loomis"

"Martin Balsam — Detective Milton Arbogast"

"John McIntire — Sheriff Al Chambers"

"Simon Oakland — Dr. Fred Richmond"

"Vaughn Taylor — George Lowery"

"Frank Albertson — Tom Cassidy"

"Lurene Tuttle — Eliza Chambers"

"Patricia Hitchcock — Caroline (as Pat Hitchcock)"

"John Anderson — Charlie"

"Mort Mills — Highway Patrol Officer"

"In bourgeois terms it was a war between the Allies and Germany. In Bolshevik terms it was a war between the Allied and German upper classes - and which of them won was a matter of indifference."

"They [the warring powers] were shouting for victory all over Europe—praying for victory to the same God. My task—the Party's task—was to organize defeat. From defeat would spring the Revolution...and the Revolution would be victory for us"

"The Party looked to the conscript peasants. Most of them were in their first good pair of boots. When the boots wore out, they'd be ready to listen. When the time came, I was able to take three battalions with me out of the front lines; the best day's work I ever did."

"Happy men don't volunteer. They wait their turn, and thank god if their age or work delays it."

"Even Comrade Lenin underestimated both the anguish of that nine hundred mile-long front, and our cursed capacity for suffering."

"I told myself it was beneath my dignity to arrest a man for pilfering firewood. But nothing ordered by the Party is beneath the dignity of any man. And the Party was right: one man desperate for a bit of fuel is pathetic; five million people desperate for fuel will destroy a city."

"That was the first time I ever saw my brother. But I knew him. And I knew I would disobey the Party. Perhaps it was the tie of blood between us, but I doubt it; we were only half-tied anyway, and brothers will betray a brother. Indeed, as a policeman I would say get hold of a man's brother and you're half-way home. Nor was it admiration for a better man than me. I did admire him; but I didn't think he was a better man. Besides, I've executed better men than me with a small pistol."

"She'd come to Moscow to look for her child. I helped her as best I could, but I knew it was hopeless. I think I was a little in love with her. One day she went away and didn't come back. She died or vanished somewhere, in one of the Labour Camps. A nameless number on a list that was afterwards mislaid. That was quite common in those days."

"But if people love poetry, they love poets. And nobody loves poetry like a Russian."

"No doubt they'll sing in tune after the revolution..."

"And don't delude yourself this was rape. That would flatter us both."

"Yuri Andreievich, you spent two years with the partisans, fifth division. You have no discharge so you are a deserter. Your family in Paris is involved in a dangerous émigré organisation. Now all these are technicalities. But your style of life; everything you say and think, your published writings are all flagrantly subversive. Your days are numbered unless I help you. Do you want my help?"

"But don't you see her position? She's served her purpose. These men who came with me today as an escort will come for her and the child tomorrow as a firing squad! Now I know exactly what you think of me, and why. But if you're not coming with me, she's not coming with me. So are you coming with me? Do you accept the protection of this ignoble Caliban on any terms that Caliban cares to make? Or is your delicacy so exorbitant that you would sacrifice a woman and a child to it?"

"[Reeling drunk] We're all made of the same clay, you know! Clay! Claaaaay!!"

"There'll be no more peaceful demonstrations. There were women and children, Lara, and they rode them down. Starving women asking for bread. And up on Tamskaya Avenue the pigs were eating and drinking and dancing."

"You put your knife with a fork and a spoon and it looks quite innocuous. Perhaps you travel with a wife and child for the same reason."

"I shouldn't admire it now. I should find it absurdly personal. Don't you agree? Feelings, insights, affections... it's suddenly trivial now. You don't agree; you're wrong. The personal life is dead in Russia. History has killed it. [...] The private life is dead - for a man with any manhood."

"Long Live Anarchy! Lickspittle! Bureaucrat!"

"I am a free man, Lickspittle, and there's nothing you can do about it. I am the only free man on this train. The rest of you are cattle!"

"A body, styling itself the Yuriatin Committee of Revolutionary Justice, has expropriated my house. In the name of the people. Very well. I'm one of the people too! [He picks up a shovel and makes to force his way in.]"

"They've shot the Czar, and all his family. Oh, that's a savage deed."

"A Love Caught in the Fire of Revolution."

"In a world of guns and ice there is the great noise of battle and the greater silence of lovers."

"Turbulent were the times and fiery was the love story of Zhivago, his wife and the passionate, tender Lara."

"Omar Sharif — Dr. Yuri Zhivago"

"Alec Guinness — General Yevgraf Zhivago"

"Julie Christie — Larissa "Lara" Antipova"

"Geraldine Chaplin — Tonya Gromeko"

"Rod Steiger — Viktor Komarovsky"

"Tom Courtenay — Pasha Antipov AKA "Strelnikov""

"Rita Tushingham — The Girl, Tonya Komarovsky, Lara's and Yuri's daughter"

"Klaus Kinski — Kostoyed Amourski, the anarchist"

"He is great! Geez, that old fat man. Look at the way he moves, like a dancer... And those fingers, them marshmellow fingers. And that stroke, it's like he's, uh, like he's playin' a violin or somethin.'"

"[After discovering that Charlie kept some money from him] With that fifteen hundred, I could have beat him. That's all I needed, Charlie... You'd love to keep me hustlin' for ya, huh, wouldn't ya? I mean, a couple more years with me scufflin' around in them little towns and those back alleys, you might make yourself enough to get a little pool room back in Oakland, six tables and a handbook on the side... Lay down and die by yourself."

"Now why did I do it, Sarah, why did I do it? I could've beat that guy, I could've beat him cold. He never would have known. But I just had to show him. Just had to show those creeps and those punks what the game is like when it's great, when it's really great. You know, like anything can be great, anything can be great. I don't care — brick-laying can be great if a guy knows. If he knows what he's doin' and why and if he can make it come off."

"[to Eddie] George Findley is a very rich man. His grandfather left him twenty-five percent of his tobacco company... He's a gentleman. Gentlemen gamble. He gets his kicks playin' a hustler. He's got an old Southern mansion with a pool table in the basement, drinks eight-year-old bourbon, smokes a cork-tipped cigarette... I never saw him play. They say he's one of the best... I've got confidence in Findley... That means I've got confidence that he's a loser, all the way a loser. You happen to be about only one-half loser, the other half winner."

"A motion picture that probes the stranger... the pick-up... why a man hustles for a buck or a place in the sun!"

"They called him "Fast Eddie"... He was a winner... He was a loser... He was a hustler."

"Only the angel who falls knows the depths of hell."

"It delves without compromise into the hungers that lie deep within us all."

"Trapped by the underworld . . . they risked love and fortune in a desperate gamble!"

"Paul Newman - "Fast" Eddie Felson"

"Jackie Gleason - Minnesota Fats"

"Piper Laurie - Sarah Packard"

"George C. Scott - Bert Gordon"

"Myron McCormick - Charlie Burns"

"Murray Hamilton - Findley"

"Michael Constantine - Big John"

"Jake LaMotta - Bartender"

"Vincent Gardenia - Bartender"

"[singing] The hills are alive with the sound of music, With songs they have sung for a thousand years. The hills fill my heart with the sound of music. My heart wants to sing every song it hears! My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds that rise from the lake to the trees. My heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies from a church on a breeze. To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over stones on its way. To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray! I go to the hills when my heart is lonely. I know I will hear what I've heard before. And my heart will be blessed with the sound of music. And I'll sing once more."

"[singing] Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, Brown paper packages tied up with strings, These are a few of my favorite things."

"The first three notes just happen to be, Do-Re-Mi. Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol [pronounced So]-La-Ti. Oh, let's see if I can make it easier. [singing] Doe, a deer, a female deer. Ray, a drop of golden sun Me, a name I call myself. Far, a long, long way to run. Sew, a needle pulling thread. La, a note to follow Sol Tea, a drink with jam and bread. That will bring us back to Do..."

"[before he sings "Edelweiss" reprise version] My fellow Austrians, I shall not be seeing you again perhaps for a very long time. I would like to sing for you now... a love song. I know you share this love. I pray that you will never let it die. [singing] Edelweiss, Edelweiss, every morning you greet me. Small and white, clean and bright, you look happy to meet me. Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow, bloom and grow forever. Edelweiss, Edelweiss, bless my homeland forever.Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow, bloom and grow forever. Edelweiss, Edelweiss bless my homeland forever."

"[singing] How do you solve a problem like Maria? How do you catch a cloud and pin it down? Many a thing you know you'd like to tell her, many a thing she ought to understand ...How do you hold a moonbeam in your hand?"

"[singing] Climb ev'ry mountain, search high and low. Follow ev'ry byway, every path you know. Climb ev'ry mountain, ford every stream. Follow every rainbow, till you find your dream. A dream that will need all the love you can give Every day of your life for as long as you live..."

"Radiance that floods the screen...and warms the heart!"

"The more you see it, the more it becomes one of your favorite things!"

"The Happiest Sound In All The World!"

"Julie Andrews - Maria"

"Christopher Plummer - Captain Georg von Trapp"

"Charmian Carr - Liesl von Trapp"

"Nicholas Hammond - Friedrich von Trapp"

"Heather Menzies - Louisa von Trapp"

"Duane Chase - Kurt von Trapp"

"Angela Cartwright - Brigitta von Trapp"

"Debbie Turner - Martha von Trapp"

"Kym Karath - Gretl von Trapp"

"Richard Haydn - Max Detweiler"

"Eleanor Parker - The Baroness Elsa"

"Peggy Wood - Reverend Mother"

"Anna Lee - Sister Margaretta"

"Portia Nelson - Sister Berthe"

"Ben Wright - Herr Zeller"

"Daniel Truhitte - Rolfe"

"Norma Varden - Frau Schmidt"

"Marni Nixon - Sister Sophia"

"Gil Stuart - Franz"

"Evadne Baker - Sister Bernice (final film role)"

"We rob banks!"

"[to Buck and Clyde] Why don't y'all go back to your own cabin, if you want to play with C.W."

"[to Clyde] You're just like your brother. Ignorant, uneducated hillbilly, except the only special thing about you is your peculiar ideas about love-making, which is no love-making at all."

"I don't think he's lost. I think the bank's been offerin' extra reward money for us. I think Frank just figured on some easy pickin's, didn't ya Frank? You're no Texas Ranger. You're hardly doin' your job. You ought to be home protectin' the rights of poor folk, not out chasin' after us!"

"This here's Miss Bonnie Parker. I'm Clyde Barrow. We rob banks."

"[to Bonnie, on her poem] You know what you done there? You told my story, you told my whole story right there, right there. One time, I told you I was gonna make you somebody. That's what you done for me. You made me somebody they're gonna remember."

"Hell, you might just be the best damn girl in Texas."

"[Clyde has just shot the hat off a bank guard's head] Next time I'll aim a little lower!"

"Buck Barrow: Hey, you wanna hear a story 'bout this boy? He owned a dairy farm, see. And his ol' Ma, she was kinda sick, you know. And the doctor, he had called him come over, and said, uh, "Uhh listen, your Ma, she's lyin' there, she's just so sick and she's weakly, and uh, uh I want ya to try to persuade her to take a little brandy," you see. Just to pick her spirits up, ya know. And "Ma's a teetotaler," he says. "She wouldn't touch a drop." "Well, I'll tell ya whatcha do, uh,"—the doc -- "I'll tell ya whatcha do, you bring in a fresh quart of milk every day and you put some brandy in it, see. And see. You try that." So he did. And he doctored it all up with the brandy, fresh milk, and he gave it to his Mom. And she drank a little bit of it, you know. So next day, he brought it in again and she drank a little more, you know. And so they went on that way for the third day and just a little more, and the fourth day, she was, you know, took a little bit more - and then finally, one week later, he gave her the milk and she just drank it down. Boy, she swallowed the whole, whole, whole thing, you know. And she called him over and she said, "Son, whatever you do, don't sell that cow!""

"Farmer: All I can say is, they did right by me — and I'm bringin' me and a mess of flowers to their funeral."

"Blanche Barrow: [about getting a cut of the loot] Well why not? I earned my share same as everybody. Well, I coulda got killed same as everybody. And I'm wanted by the law same as everybody... I'm a nervous wreck and that's the truth. I have to take sass from Miss Bonnie Parker all the time. I deserve mine."

"When Bonnie and Clyde opened the 1967 Montreal Film Festival, the audience went wild—with the exception of one prominent film critic. Apparently the New York Timess Bosley Crowther was expecting to see a gangster film in the same vein as Little Caesar and Scarface, but instead he saw (in his words) a "wild, jazzy farce melodrama" that "amusedly and sympathetically recounts the bank-robbing degradations" of Barrow and Parker. One week later, Crowther wrote a scathing review in which he berated the filmmakers for turning the lives of two cold-blooded killers into a "cheap piece of bald-face slapstick . . . loaded with farcical hold-ups, [and] screaming chases in stolen getaway cars that have the antique appearance and speeded up movement of the clumsy vehicles of the Keystone Cops." While he was not impressed by [[w:Warren Beatty|[Warren] Beatty]]'s portrayal of Clyde ("clowning broadly as the killer") and Faye Dunaway's Bonnie ("squirming grossly as his thrill-seeking sex-starved mole"), it was the "blending of farce and brutal killings" that he found "as pointless as it is lacking in taste, since it makes no valid commentary upon the already travestied truth.""

"Crowther's reviews sparked a national debate among critics, who were divided over the film. Like Crowther, many critics accused the filmmakers of glorifying the couple's violent, criminal lifestyle. Time magazine accused Beatty and Penn of reducing Bonnie and Clyde’s story to a "strange and purposeless mingling of fact and claptrap that teeters easily on the brink of burlesque." In his review for Films in Review, Page Cook dismissed the film as "incompetently written, acted, directed and produced" and accused the filmmakers of promoting the idea that "sociopathology is art." Newsweeks Joe Morgenstern initially panned the film, calling it "a squalid shoot ’em-up for the moron trade." But then he did something rare for a critic—he retracted his own review. His second review starts with an apology: "I am sorry to say I consider that review grossly unfair and regrettably inaccurate. I am sorrier to say that I wrote it." Although he still believed the film’s "gore goes too far," he acknowledged the value of the film's violent content: "But art can certainly reflect life, clarify and improve life; and since most of humanity teeters on the edge of violence every day, there is no earthly reason why art should not turn violence to its own good ends, showing us what we do and why.""

"In their original treatment for the film, screenwriters Robert Benton and David Newman conceived the world of Bonnie and Clyde as a reflection of American life in the late 1960s: This is a movie about criminals only incidentally. Crime in the ’30s was the strange, the exotic, the different. This is a movie about two people, lovers, movers, and operators. They’re "hung up," like many people are today. They moved in odd, unpredictable ways which can be viewed, with an existential eye, as classic . . . . They are not Crooks. They are people, and this film is, in many ways, about what’s going on now."

"If Bonnie and Clyde had a critical cheerleader, it was the New Yorkers Pauline Kael, who reveled in the "contemporary feeling" emanating from the "most excitingly American movie since The Manchurian Candidate, which "brings into the almost frightening public world of-movies things that people have been feeling and saying and writing about." Kael compared the film to the gangster movies and crime dramas of the 1930s and 1940s (like Nicholas Ray's They Live By Night [1948]) to illustrate how the film deviates from the classical Hollywood mode, particularly in terms of its lack of a "secure basis for identification" for the audience, who "are made to feel but are not told how to feel." Kael's point is certainly a valid one. In classical gangster films, we identify with the "bad guy," who lives in a black-and-white, Manichaean world of good vs. evil. While morality dictates that Tommy Powers and Scarface must be eliminated in the end, there is a cloud of moral ambiguity that hovers over Bonnie and Clyde. The film's humor and stylization, particularly early in the film, gives us a window of time to identify with the couple, pledge our allegiance to them, and accept their values. But in the second half of the film, those values are called into question as the film's tone changes from comical to serious and people start to get shot and killed."

"Faye Dunaway — Bonnie Parker"

"Warren Beatty — Clyde Barrow"

"Michael J. Pollard — C.W. Moss"

"Gene Hackman — Buck Barrow"

"Estelle Parsons — Blanche Barrow"

"Mabel Cavitt — Bonnie's Mother"

"Imagine me needing someone. Back on Earth I never did. Oh, there were women. Lots of women. Lots of love-making but no love. You see, that was the kind of world we'd made. So I left, because there was no one to hold me there."

"And that completes my final report until we reach touchdown. We're now on full automatic in the hands of the computers. I've tucked my crew in for the long sleep, and I'll be joining them...soon. In less than an hour we'll finish our six months out of Cape Kennedy. Six months in deep space...by our time, that is. According to Dr. Hasslein's theory of time in a vehicle traveling nearly the speed of light, the Earth has aged nearly 700 years since we left it...while we've aged hardly at all. Maybe so. This much is probably true. The men who sent us on this journey are long since dead and gone. You, who are reading me now, are a different breed...I hope a better one. I leave the 20th century with no regrets, but...one more thing, if anybody's listening, that is. Nothing scientific. It's... purely personal. But seen from out here, everything seems different. Time bends. Space is... boundless. It squashes a man's ego. I feel lonely. That's about it. Tell me, though, does man, that marvel of the universe, that glorious paradox who sent me to the stars, still make war against his brother... keep his neighbor's children starving?"

"It's a mad house! A MAD HOUSE!!"

"I'm a seeker, too. But my dreams aren't like yours. I can't help thinking that somewhere in the universe there has to be something better than man. Has to be."

"What evidence? There were no weapons in that cave."

"But they--! [after seeing that Landon has been lobotomized] You did it. You cut up his brain, you bloody baboon!"

"You did that to him, damn you! You cut out his memory! You took his identity! And that's what you want to do to me!"

"A planet where apes evolved from men?"

"Take your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!"

"Doctor, would an ape make a human doll that talks?"

"[to Lucius] In my world, when I left it, only kids your age wore beards."

"[riding down the beach in the last scene] [shocked] Oh, my God. I'm back. I'm home. All the time, it was-- [falls to his knees] We finally really did it. [pounds the sand; angrily] YOU MANIACS!! YOU BLEW IT UP! AH, DAMN YOU! GOD! DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!! [camera pans to reveal the half-destroyed Statue of Liberty sticking out of the sand]"

"Man has no understanding. He can be taught a few simple tricks. Nothing more."

"Dr. Zira, I must caution you. Experimental brain surgery on these creatures is one thing, and I'm all in favor of it. But your behavior studies are another matter. To suggest that we can learn anything about the simian nature from a study of man is sheer nonsense. Why, man is a nuisance. He eats up his food supply in the forest, then migrates to our green belts and ravages our crops. The sooner he is exterminated, the better. It's a question of simian survival."

"Ah, yes - the young ape with a shovel. I hear you're planning another archeological expedition. Cornelius, a friendly word of warning: as you dig for artifacts, be sure you don't bury your reputation."

"[to humans] You are a menace. A walking pestilence."

"[to humans] Have you forgotten your scripture, the thirteenth scroll? "And Proteus brought the upright beast into the garden and chained him to a tree and the children did make sport of him.""

"[to Taylor] You are right, I have always known about man. From the evidence, I believe his wisdom must walk hand and hand with his idiocy. His emotions must rule his brain. He must be a warlike creature who gives battle to everything around him, even himself."

"[to Taylor] The Forbidden Zone was once a paradise. Your breed made a desert of it, ages ago."

"Don't look for it, Taylor. You may not like what you find."

"My earliest version of the script featured an ape city, much like New York. It wasn’t carved out rocks with caves o the side of the hill. It was a metropolis. Everything related to anthropoid. The automobiles, the buildings, the elevators, the rooms, the furniture. The script was very long and I think the estimate on the production people was that if they had shot that script it would’ve cost no less than a hundred million dollars- y’know, by the time they created an ape population, clothed it and built a city for them to live in."

"Somewhere in the Universe, there has to be something better than man. Has to be!"

"20th Century Fox Wants You To... Go Ape [1974 re-release]"

"This is Commander Taylor, Astronaut. He has landed in a world where Apes are the rulers and Man the beast. Now he is caged, tortured, risks mutilation. Because no human can remain human on... The Planet of the Apes."

"Hunted... haunted... wanted... like beasts of prey!"

"Charlton Heston — George Taylor"

"Maurice Evans — Dr. Zaius"

"Kim Hunter — Dr. Zira"

"Roddy McDowall — Cornelius"

"Buck Kartalian — Julius"

"Norman Burton — Leader of the Hunt"

"You know how much the guys in the outfit hated me. Well, not as much as I hated them, of course."

"Twelve days of Christmas! One day of Christmas is loathsome enough!"

"My mother, Ben, is a terrible woman. A terrible, terrible woman... You know, Ben, it's a terrible thing to hate your mother. But I didn't always hate her. When I was a child, I only kind of disliked her. But after what she did to Jocie and me, that's when I began to hate her... Jocie Jordan - Senator Jordan's daughter... Thomas Jordan's daughter and Johnny Iselin's step-son... Years later, I realized, Ben, that I am not very loveable... Some people are loveable and some people are not loveable. I am not loveable. Oh, but I was very loveable with Jocie. Ben, you can't believe how loveable I was."

"You just cannot believe, Ben, how loveable the whole damn thing was. All summer long, we were together. I was loveable, Jocie was loveable, the Senator was loveable, the days were loveable, the nights were loveable, and everybody was loveable - except, of course, my mother."

"[Of his mother, Mrs. Iselin] She won, of course. She always does. I could never beat her. I still can't... I'm not loveable. But I loved her. I did love her. I do love her."

"We flew to Maryland last night. We got married. We just got back...There we were, the Queen of Diamonds and me looking like, I don't know, like Gaucho Marx... Ben, I just made a joke. Not a very good joke, I admit, but a joke. Ben, in all the years that you've known me, have you ever heard me make a joke? Well, I just made one. Gaucho Marx! Me! Ha! Big day! Mark that down in your book. Raymond Shaw got married and he made a joke. Gaucho Marx."

"Have you noticed that the human race is divided into two distinct, irreconciliable groups? Those who walk into rooms and automatically turn television sets on, and those who walk into rooms and automatically turn them off. You know, the problem is, they usually marry each other which naturally causes a great deal of..."

"[Of Sen. Iselin] I'm gonna beat that vile, slandering, son-of-a-numbskull to a bloody pulp."

"[To Ben, after killing his mother and Senator Iselin] You couldn't have stopped them, the army couldn't have stopped them. So I had to."

"Intelligence officer. Stupidity officer is more like it. Pentagon wants to open a Stupidity Division, they know who they can get to lead it."

"[Repeated line] Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life."

"[Hypnotized] I will make my report on the patrol... I will recommend urgently that Raymond Shaw be posted to the Medal of Honor. He saved our lives and took out a complete company of Chinese infantry."

"I tell ya, there's something phony going on. There's something phony about me, about Raymond Shaw, about the whole Medal of Honor business... I said: 'Raymond Shaw is the kindest, warmest, bravest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life,' and even now I feel that way - this minute. And yet, somewhere in the back of my mind, something tells me it's not true. It's just not true. It isn't as if Raymond's hard to like. He's impossible to like. In fact, he's probably one of the most repulsive human beings I've ever known in my whole - all of my life."

"[Shouting, to Chunjin, as they fight] What was Raymond doing with his hands?... How did the old ladies turn into Russians?... What were you doing there?"

"[To Jocelyn Jordan] Raymond is sick, Mrs. Shaw, in a kind of a special way. He doesn't even realize it himself."

"Raymond Shaw shot and killed his wife early this morning... It wasn't Raymond that really did it. In a way, it was me."

"Remember, Raymond, the wires have been pulled. They can't touch you anymore. You're free."

"[To Colonel Milt] I tell ya, there's a bomb here, a time bomb that's set waiting to go off."

"I can see that Chinese cat standin' there smiling like Fu Manchu."

"[Last lines] Poor Raymond. Poor friendless, friendless Raymond. He was wearing his medal when he died. You should read some of the citations sometime. Just read them. [Reading from U.S. Army book of Medal of Honor citations] Taken, eight prisoners, killing four enemy in the process while one leg and one arm was shattered and he could only crawl because the other leg had been blown off - Edwards. Wounded five times, dragged himself across the direct fire of three enemy machine guns to pull two of his wounded men to safety amid sixty-nine dead and two hundred and three casualties - Holderman. [Puts book down] Made to commit acts too unspeakable to be cited here by an enemy who had captured his mind and his soul, he freed himself at last and in the end, heroically and unhesitatingly gave his life to save his country. Raymond Shaw... Hell... Hell. [Thunder claps]."

"This nation jealously guards its highest award for valor - the Congressional Medal of Honor. In the Korean War, with five million, seven hundred and twenty thousand personnel engaged, only seventy-seven men were so honored. One of these seventy-seven men was Staff Sergeant Raymond Shaw. Raymond Shaw was returned from combat and flown directly to Washington to be decorated personally by the President of the United States. This is why his presence, or the presence of any Medal of Honor winner is sufficient to bring generals to their feet saluting."

"On the afternoon of his arrival in Washington, Raymond Shaw was decorated at the White House by the President of the United States. His citation attested to by his commanding officer, Captain Bennett Marco, and the nine surviving members of his patrol, read in part: 'Displaying valor above and beyond the call of duty did single-handedly save the lives of nine members of his patrol, capturing an enemy machine gun nest and taking out in the process a full company of enemy infantry. He then proceeded to lead his patrol which had been listed as missing in action for three days back through the enemy lines to safety.'"

"The war in Korea was over. Captain, now Major Bennett Marco had been reassigned to Army Intelligence in Washington. It was, by and large, a pleasant assignment, except for one thing. Night after night, the Major was plagued by the same re-occurring nightmare."

"Allow me to introduce our American visitors. I must ask you to forgive their somewhat lackadaisical manners, but I have conditioned them - or brain-washed them, which I understand is the new American word. They believe that they are waiting out a storm in the lobby of a small hotel in New Jersey where a meeting of the ladies' garden club is in progress."

"Ah, yes. Yak dung...tastes good. Like a cigarette should."

"I am sure you've all heard the old wives' tale that no hypnotized subject may be forced to do that which is repellant to his moral nature, whatever that may be. Nonsense, of course."

"[To Raymond] Do you realize, Comrade, the implications of the weapon that has been placed at your disposal?... A normally-conditioned American, who has been trained to kill and then to have no memory of having killed. Without memory of his deed, he cannot possibly feel guilt. Nobody, of course, has any reason to fear being caught. Having been relieved of those uniquely American symptoms, guilt and fear, he cannot possibly give himself away. Ah, now Raymond will remain an outwardly-normal, productive, sober, and respected member of the community. And I should say, if properly used, entirely police-proof."

"Why don't you pass the time by playing a little solitaire?"

"His brain has not only been washed, as they say, it's been dry-cleaned."

"The Queen of Diamonds is reminiscent in many ways of Raymond's dearly loved and hated mother and is the second key to clear the mechanism for any other assignment."

"[repeated line, to Raymond] Why don't you pass the time with a game of solitaire?"

"Raymond, if we were at war, and you were suddenly to become infatuated with the daughter of a Russian agent, wouldn't you expect me to come to you and object, and beg you to stop the entire thing before it was too late? Well we are at war. It's a Cold War, but it will get worse and worse until every man, woman, and child in this country will have to stand up and be counted, to say whether they are on the side of right and freedom or on the side of the Thomas Jordans of this country. I will go with you to Washington, tomorrow if you like, and I will show you documented proof that this man stands for evil, that he is evil, and that his whole life is devoted to undermining everything that you and I and Johnny, and every freedom-minded American—"

"[To her husband, Sen. Iselin] It has occurred to me that Tom Jordan's daughter Jocelyn... so I might have been a little hasty. Anyway, times change. I now think she would make Raymond an excellent wife. She's been living in Paris for the past two years. I have word she'll be coming home soon and when she does, I think we should give a little party."

"[To Sen. Iselin] I keep telling you not to think. You're very, very good at a great many things, but thinking, hon', just simply isn't one of them. You just keep shouting "Point of Order, Point of Order" into the television cameras and I will handle the rest."

"[To Raymond] It's been decided that you will be dressed as a priest to get away in the pandemonium afterwards. Chunjin will give you a two-piece Soviet Army's sniper's rifle that fits nicely into a special bag. There's a spotlight booth that won't be in use. It's up under the roof on the 8th Avenue side of the Garden. You will have absolutely clear, protected shooting. You are to shoot the Presidential nominee through the head. And Johnny will rise gallantly to his feet and lift Ben Arthur's body in his arms, stand in front of the microphones and begin to speak. The speech is short, but it's the most rousing speech I've ever read. It's been worked on here and in Russia on and off for over eight years. I shall force someone to take the body away from him. And Johnny will leave those microphones and those cameras with blood all over him, fighting off anyone who tries to help him, defending America even if it means his own death, rallying a nation of television-viewers into hysteria to sweep us up into the White House with powers that will make martial law seem like anarchy. Now this is very important. I want the nominee to be dead about two minutes after he begins his acceptance speech, depending on his reading time under pressure. You are to hit him right at the point that he finishes the phrase, "nor would I ask of any fellow American in defense of his freedom that which I would not gladly give myself - my life before my liberty." Is that absolutely clear?"

"I know you will never entirely comprehend this, Raymond, but you must believe I did not know it would be you. I served them. I fought for them. I'm on the point of winning for them the greatest foothold they would ever have in this country. And they paid me back by taking your soul away from you. I told them to build me an assassin. I wanted a killer from a world filled with killers and they chose you because they thought it would bind me closer to them. [She places the sides of his face in her outstretched hands.] But now, we have come almost to the end. One last step. And then when I take power, they will be pulled down and ground into dirt for what they did to you. And what they did in so contemptuously under-estimating me."

"I have here a list of the names of 207 persons who are known by the Secretary of Defense as being members of the Communist Party... I demand an answer, Mr. Secretary. There will be no covering up, sir, no covering up. You are not going to get your hands on this list. And I deeply regret having to say..."

"[To party guests, after cutting into a serving of caviar styled like the American flag] It's all right, it's Polish caviar!"

"[Of Raymond] He's tied up inside in a thousand knots. I know that but... You've got to believe me and trust me. I can make him well."

"Psychiatrist: Human fish, swimming at the bottom of the great ocean of atmosphere, develop psychic injuries as they collide with one another. Most mortal of all are those gotten from the parent fish."

"Secretary of Defense: Since no great naval power menaces the free world today, the Navy's overwhelming preponderance of surface ships seems to be superfluous, hence the cuts in budget."

"Bartender: [overheard by Raymond, who had just primed himself to receive a command by dealing the Queen of Diamonds] Why don't you go and take yourself a cab and go up to Central Park and go jump in the lake?"

"Rosie: [To Ben] ...You were a pretty solid type yourself, according to Washington - with whom they had apparently checked. So I figured if they were willing to go to all the trouble to get a comment on you out of George Washington, why - you must be somebody very important indeed. And I must say it was rather sweet of the General with you only a Major. I didn't even know you knew him. If they were the tiniest bit puzzled about you, they could have asked me. Oh yes, indeed, my darling Ben. They could have asked me and I would have told them. [They kiss]"

"Senator Thomas Jordan: [To Raymond] I once found it necessary to sue your mother for defamation of character and slander... One of your mother's more endearing traits is her tendency to refer to anyone who disagrees with her about anything as a Communist."

"Senator Thomas Jordan: [To Mrs. Iselin] I despise John Iselin and everything that Iselin-ism has come to stand for. I think if John Iselin were a paid Soviet agent, he could not do more to harm this country than he's doing now."

"TV News Broadcast: ...Jocelyn Jordan, daughter of Senator Thomas Jordan and Korean war hero Raymond Shaw, step-son of Senator John Iselin. It appears, however, that this Montague-Capulet note would have little effect on the feud now raging between the two party leaders. From his campaign headquarters this morning, Senator Iselin stepped up his charges against the leader of the group attempting to block his nomination."

"When you've seen it all, you'll swear there's never been anything like it!"

"This is the man they all said is the warmest, kindest, most wonderful human being they ever knew!"

"After you've felt its shock you'll swear there's never been anything like it!"

"Once unbelievable. Now unthinkable. The chilling classic returns. [re-release]"

"Frank Sinatra — Major Bennett "Ben" Marco"

"Laurence Harvey — Staff Sergeant Raymond Shaw"

"Janet Leigh — Eugenie Rose "Rosie" Chaney"

"Angela Lansbury — Mrs. Iselin"

"James Gregory — Senator John Yerkes Iselin"

"Leslie Parrish — Jocelyn "Jocie" Jordan"

"John McGiver — Senator Thomas Jordan"

"Khigh Dhiegh — Doctor Yen Lo"

"Douglas Henderson — Colonel Milt"

"Albert Paulsen — Zilkov"

"Joe Adams — Psychiatrist"

"If Robin and I were to remove our masks, the secret of our true identities will be revealed."

"So it seems, loose to plague us with his criminal conundrums."

"They may be drinkers, Robin, but they're also human beings."

"Bon Voyage, Pussy."

"Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb..."

"I will bash him brutally."

"Holy Sardine!"

"Catwoman?!"

"Holy nightmare!"

"Holy Polaris!"

"Holy Halloween!"

"Holy heart failure!"

"Holy bikini, that was close!"

"Holy Captain Nemo!"

"Holy heartbreak! Miss Kitka!"

"Holy jumble! Where's the hope of the world now?"

"[meows] You're going to see the purr-fect crime, when I get Batman in my claws! [hisses]"

"Scratch out their eyes!"

"Me-ow-oww."

"I say its crazy. But I say let's try it. We have to do something to get Batman out of the way!"

"Miss Kitka dies if you take one more step!"

"Nothing can stop us now."

"I'll slip into something more comfortable while your cocoa is warming."

"Penguin, you KNOW cats hate water!"

"Narrator: This yacht is bringing a revolutionary scientific invention to Gotham City. On a peaceful afternoon motor ride, millionaire Bruce Wayne and his youthful ward Dick Grayson have been summoned back to Wayne Manor by an urgent but anonymous call for help; the invention AND its custodian are reported in grave danger aboard the yacht! Never ones to shirk responsibility, Bruce and Dick, with characteristic speed and resolve, descend promptly into The Batcave, and then, as they have done many times before, as BATMAN AND ROBIN, courageous warriors against crime, they are off once again to the rescue!"

"The Riddler: Question: Who's going to make the feathers fly and knock Batman and Robin out of the sky?"

"The Joker: Have you heard this one? It'll KILL you, Batman! [laughs]"

"Penguin: There are two eggs this wily bird is gonna scramble. Batman and Robin!"

"FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN IN COLOR! Adam West As Batman And Burt Ward As Robin Together With All Their Fantastic Derring-Do And Their Dastardly Villains, Too!"

"MEN DIE! WOMEN SIGH! Beneath that Batcape - he's all man!"

"Adam West - Bruce Wayne/Batman"

"Burt Ward - Dick Grayson/Robin"

"Lee Meriwether - Miss Kitka/The Catwoman"

"Cesar Romero - The Joker"

"Burgess Meredith - The Penguin"

"Frank Gorshin - The Riddler"

"Alan Napier - Alfred Pennyworth"

"Neil Hamilton - Commissioner James Gordon"

"Stafford Repp - Chief O'Hara"

"Madge Blake - Aunt Harriet Cooper"

"[voiceover, quoting Wordsworth's Ode: Intimations of Immortality] Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, We will grieve not; rather find Strength in what remains behind."

"You know, it would be nice if children could be born into this world with an absolute guarantee that they were going to have just the right kind of bringing up and all lead happy, normal lives. Well, I guess when we get born, we just all have to take our chances."

"A LOVE STORY UNLIKE ANY OTHERS !!"

"It's unrelenting moments, Its tragedies and splendors!"

"There is a miracle in being young...and a fear."

"Natalie Wood - Wilma Dean "Deanie" Loomis"

"Warren Beatty - Bud Stamper"

"Pat Hingle - Ace Stamper"

"Joanna Roos - Mrs. Stamper"

"Audrey Christie - Mrs. Loomis"

"Fred Stewart - Del Loomis"

"Barbara Loden - Ginny Stamper"

"Zohra Lampert - Angelina"

"John McGovern - Doc Smiley"

"Jan Norris - Juanita Howard"

"Martine Bartlett - Miss Metcalf"

"Gary Lockwood - Allen "Toots" Tuttle"

"Sandy Dennis - Kay"

"Crystal Field - Hazel"

"Marla Adams - June"

"Phyllis Diller - Texas Guinan"

"I've hated you from the first moment I married you!"

"You are a monster and a monster, in that order."

"Silence when you're shouting at me!"

"You'll like this group analysis, it's a real freak show. If it gets dull, we sing songs."

"My wife, the creature that ate Europe, is here."

"Marriage? That's for life! It's like cement!"

"Look, I know you'll think this is crazy, but, er, when the light hits me from a certain direction, I'm... handsome."

"I'll be back tomorrow. If I'm not back tomorrow, send for the police. If they're not back tomorrow, send my clothes."

"We played strip chess. She had me down to my shorts and I fainted from tension."

"I just burnt my finger! I'm going to go in the bathroom and scream. I'll be out in a minute."

"Peter Sellers - Dr. Fritz Fassbender"

"Peter O'Toole - Michael James"

"Woody Allen - Victor Skapopulis"

"Romy Schneider - Carole"

"Capucine - Renée"

"Ursula Andress - Rita"

"Paula Prentiss - Liz Bien"

"Eddra Gale - Anna Fassbender, Dr. Fassbender's wife"

"Jacques Balutin - Etienne"

"No, I mean it. You've got a nice place. It's not every man that can live off the land, you know. You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

"[reading inscription] "If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent Him.""

"[while tripping on LSD] Oh Mother why didn't you tell me? Why didn't anybody tell me anything?...What are you doing to me now?...Shut up!...How could you make me hate you so?...Oh God, I hate you so much."

"[about marijuana] It gives you a whole new way of looking at the day."

"I never really thought of myself as a freak, ya know...but I Love to Freak!"

"Whew. Man, look, I gotta get out of here, man. Now we - we got things we want to do, man, like - I just - uh - I gotta get out of here, man."

"You gotta be kidding. I mean, you know who this is, man? This is Captain America. I'm Billy. Hey, we're headliners baby. We played every fair in this part of the country. I mean, for top dollar, too!"

"Well, you boys don't look like you're from this part of the country. You're lucky I'm here to see that you don't get into anything...Well, they got this here - see - uh - scissor-happy 'Beautify America' thing goin' on around here. They're tryin' to make everybody look like Yul Brynner. They used - uh - rusty razor blades on the last two long-hairs that they brought in here and I wasn't here to protect them. You see - uh - I'm - uh - I'm a lawyer. Done a lot of work for the A.C.L.U."

"You can get out of here, if you haven't killed anybody - at least nobody white."

"[to guard] Very groovy. Very groovy. See there. I bet nobody ever said that to you."

"Here's to the first of the day, fellas. To ol' D. H. Lawrence. Nik-nik-nik-f-f-f-Indians!"

"I must've started off to Mardi Gras six or seven times. Never got further than the state line."

"'Madame Tinkertoy's House of Blue Lights. Corner of Bourbon and Toulouse, New Orleans, Louisiana.' Now this is supposed to be the finest whorehouse in the South. These ain't no pork chops. These are U.S. Prime."

"You- you mean marijuana. Lord have mercy, is that what that is? Well, let me see that. Mmmmm-mmm. Mmmm...I-I-I couldn't do that. I mean, I've got enough problems with the - with the booze and all. I mean, uh, I - I can't afford to get hooked...it-it-it leads to harder stuff."

"That was a UFO, beamin' back at ya. Me and Eric Heisman was down in Mexico two weeks ago - we seen forty of 'em flying in formation. They-they-they've got bases all over the world now, you know. They've been coming here ever since nineteen forty-six - when the scientists first started bouncin' radar beams off of the moon. And they have been livin' and workin' among us in vast quantities ever since. The government knows all about 'em."

"Oh, yeah, that's right. That's what's it's all about, all right. But talkin' about it and bein' it, that's two different things. I mean, it's real hard to be free when you are bought and sold in the marketplace. Of course, don't ever tell anybody that they're not free, 'cause then they're gonna get real busy killin' and maimin' to prove to you that they are. Oh, yeah, they're gonna talk to you, and talk to you, and talk to you about individual freedom. But they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em."

"Well, they are people, just like us - from within our own solar system. Except that their society is more highly evolved. I mean, they don't have no wars, they got no monetary system, they don't have any leaders, because, I mean, each man is a leader. I mean, each man - because of their technology, they are able to feed, clothe, house, and transport themselves equally - and with no effort...Why don't they reveal themselves to us is because if they did it would cause a general panic. Now, I mean, we still have leaders upon whom we rely for the release of this information. These leaders have decided to repress this information because of the tremendous shock that it would cause to our antiquated systems. Now, the result of this has been that the Venutians have contacted people in all walks of life - all walks of life. [laughs] Yes. It-it-it would be a devastatin' blow to our antiquated systems - so now the Venutians are meeting with people in all walks of life - in an advisory capacity. For once man will have a god-like control over his own destiny. He will have a chance to transcend and to evolve with some equality for all."

"It doesn't make any difference what city. All cities are alike. That's why I'm out here now...cause I'm from the city, a long way from the city - and that's where I want to be right now."

"The people this place belongs to are buried right under you. You could be a trifle polite...It's a small thing to ask."

"You see, what happened here is these people got here late in the summer. Too late to plant. But the weather was beautiful and it was easy livin', and everything was fine. And then came that winter. There were forty or fifty of them here living in this one-room place down here. Nothing to eat - starvin'. Out by the side of the road lookin' for dead horses...Anything they could get ahold of. Now there's - there's eighteen or twenty of them left and they're city kids. Look at them. But they're getting this crop in. They're gonna stay here until it's harvested. That's the whole thing."

"Rancher: Turn that thing off. You're making my horse skittish. ... Sure is a good-looking machine."

"Sarah: We just can't take anymore, Stranger. Just too many people dropping in. Oh, I'm not talking about you and your friends, you know that. And like the week before, Susan dropped in with twelve people from Easter City. She wanted to take ten pounds of rice with her...Well naturally, we had to say no...So she gets all up tight and she breaks out some hash - and she won't give us any. Oh, and...that's not all. The next morning, they went outside to start their bus and they couldn't get it started..."

"Joanne: [reading from the I-Ching] Starting brings misfortune. Per-serverance brings danger. Not every demand for change in the existing order should be heeded. On the other hand, repeated and well-founded complaints should not fail to a hearing."

"The Devil: Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. We've come to play for our dinner. Or should I say, stay for our dinner. Or even slay for our dinner...We've come to drink your wine, taste your food and take pleasure in your women."

"Jack: [praying] We have planted our seeds. We ask that our efforts be worthy to produce simple food for our simple taste. We ask that our efforts be rewarded. And we thank you for the food we eat from other hands - that we may share it with our fellow man and be even more generous when it is from our own. Thank you for a place to make a stand."

"Prostitutes: [while tripping on LSD] I'm going to die. I'm dead...Do you understand?...Oh dear God, please let it be. Please help me conceive a child...I'm right out here out of my head...Please God, let me out of here. I want to get out of here...You know what I mean...You wanted me...You wanted me ugly didn't you? I know you johns - I know you johns."

"Peter Fonda - Wyatt"

"Dennis Hopper - Billy"

"Jack Nicholson - George Hanson"

"Luke Askew - The Stranger"

"Antonio Mendoza - Jesus"

"Phil Spector - Connection"

"Mac Mashourian - Bodyguard"

"Warren Finnerty - Rancher"

"Tita Colorado - Rancher's Wife"

"Luana Anders - Lisa"

"Sabrina Scharf - Sarah"

"Karen Black - Karen"

"Toni Basil - Mary"

"Maycomb was a tired old town, even in 1932 when I first knew it. Somehow it was hotter then. Men's stiff collars wilted by nine in the morning. Ladies bathed before noon, after their three o'clock naps, and by nightfall were like soft teacakes with frosting from sweating and sweet talcum. The day was twenty-four hours long, but it seemed longer. There's no hurry, for there's nowhere to go and nothing to buy... and no money to buy it with. Although Maycomb County had recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself... that summer, I was six years old."

"There just didn't seem to be anyone or anything Atticus couldn't explain. Though it wasn't a talent that would arouse the admiration of any of our friends, Jem and I had to admit he was very good at that, but that was all he was good at...we thought."

"Neighbors bring food with death... and flowers with sickness... and little things in between. Boo was our neighbor. He gave us two soap dolls, a broken watch and chain, a knife... and our lives. One time Atticus said... you never really knew a man until you stood in his shoes and walked around in them. Just standing on the Radley porch was enough. The summer that had begun so long ago had ended, and another summer had taken its place. And a fall. And Boo Radley had come out. I was to think of these days many times, of Jem and Dill... and Boo Radley and Tom Robinson. And Atticus. He would be in Jem's room all night, and he would be there when Jem waked up in the morning."

"If you just learn a single trick, Scout, you'll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks. You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it."

"[Atticus' closing argument in the trial against Tom Robinson] To begin with, this case should never have come to trial. The state has not produced one iota of medical evidence that the crime Tom Robinson is charged with ever took place... It has relied instead upon the testimony of two witnesses, whose evidence has not only been called into serious question on cross-examination, but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. Now, there is circumstantial evidence to indicate that Mayella Ewell was beaten - savagely, by someone who led exclusively with his left. And Tom Robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses: his right. I have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the State. She is the victim of cruel poverty and ignorance. But my pity does not extend so far as to her putting a man's life at stake, which she has done in an effort to get rid of her own guilt. Now I say "guilt," gentlemen, because it was guilt that motivated her. She's committed no crime - she has merely broken a rigid and time-honoured code of our society, a code so severe that whoever breaks it is hounded from our midst as unfit to live with. She must destroy the evidence of her offense. But what was the evidence of her offense? Tom Robinson, a human being. She must put Tom Robinson away from her. Tom Robinson was to her a daily reminder of what she did. Now, what did she do? She tempted a Negro. She was white, and she tempted a Negro. She did something that, in our society, is unspeakable. She kissed a black man. Not an old uncle, but a strong, young Negro man. No code mattered to her before she broke it, but it came crashing down on her afterwards. The witnesses for the State, with the exception of the sheriff of Maycomb County, have presented themselves to you gentlemen, to this court, in the cynical confidence that their testimony would not be doubted, confident that you gentlemen would go along with them on the assumption, the evil assumption, that all Negroes lie, all Negroes are basically immoral beings, all Negro men are not to be trusted around our women. An assumption that one associates with minds of their calibre, and which is, in itself, gentlemen, a lie, which I do not need to point out to you. And so, a quiet, humble, respectable Negro, who has had the unmitigated temerity to feel sorry for a white woman, has had to put his word against two white people's! The defendant is not guilty - but somebody in this courtroom is. Now, gentlemen, in this country, our courts are the great levellers. In our courts, all men are created equal. I'm no idealist to believe firmly in the integrity of our courts and of our jury system - that's no ideal to me. That is a living, working reality! Now I am confident that you gentlemen will review, without passion, the evidence that you have heard, come to a decision and restore this man to his family. In the name of God, do your duty. In the name of God, believe... Tom Robinson."

"[to Jem, after encountering a drunken Bob Ewell] There's a lot of ugly things in this world, son. I wish I could keep 'em all away from you. That's never possible."

"I was sittin' on the porch, and he come along. Uh, there's this old chifforobe in the yard, and I-I said, 'You come in here, boy, and bust up this chifforobe, and I'll give you a nickel.' So he-he come on in the yard and I go in the house to get him the nickel and I turn around, and 'fore I know it, he's on me, and I fought and hollered, but he had me around the neck, and he hit me again and again, and the next thing I knew, Papa was in the room, a-standin' over me, hollerin', 'Who done it, who done it?'"

"I got somethin' to say. And then I ain't gonna say no more. He took advantage of me. An' if you fine, fancy gentlemen ain't gonna do nothin' about it, THEN YOU'RE JUST A BUNCH OF LOUSY, YELLA, STINKIN' COWARDS, THE - THE WHOLE BUNCH OF YA, AND YOUR FANCY AIRS DON'T COME TO NOTHIN'! YOUR "MA'AM"-IN' AND YOUR "MISS MAYELLA"-RIN' - IT DON'T COME TO NOTHIN', MR. FINCH!"

"The most beloved and widely read Pulitzer Prize Winner now comes vividly alive on the screen!"

"If you have read the novel, you will relive every treasured moment. . .If not, a deeply moving experience awaits you"

"Gregory Peck - Atticus Finch"

"Mary Badham - Jean Louise 'Scout' Finch"

"Phillip Alford - Jeremy 'Jem' Finch"

"Robert Duvall - Arthur 'Boo' Radley"

"John Megna - Charles Baker 'Dill' Harris"

"Frank Overton - Sheriff Heck Tate"

"Rosemary Murphy - Maudie Atkinson"

"Ruth White - Mrs. Dubose"

"Brock Peters - Tom Robinson"

"Estelle Evans - Calpurnia"

"Alice Ghostley - Aunt Stephanie Crawford"

"Paul Fix - Judge Taylor"

"Collin Wilcox Paxton - Mayella Violet Ewell"

"James Anderson - Robert E. Lee 'Bob' Ewell"

"William Windom - Mr. Gilmer, Prosecutor"

"Kim Stanley - Narrator (Scout as an adult)"

"The corridors are dark, gentlemen… but you mustn't be afraid. I am with you."

"We must not disappoint the mighty Caesar! The Romans tell fabulous tales of my baths and handmaidens... and my morals!"

"I will not be told where I can go and where I cannot go!"

"I am the Nile. I will have sons. Isis has told me… My breasts are full of love and life. My hips are rounded and well apart. Such women, they say, have sons."

"How dare you and the rest of your barbarians set fire to my library? Play conqueror all you want, Mighty Caesar! Rape, murder, pillage thousands, millions of human beings! But neither you nor any other barbarian has the right to destroy one human thought!"

"There are never enough hours in the days of a queen, and her nights have too many."

"We'll make this our beginning. Beginning with tonight... You must never envy Caesar, or anyone, anything else again."

"How it hurts. How love can stab the heart."

"That’s how Romans frighten little girls. They like to frighten little girls!"

"[On Antony's death] Strange, there has never been... such a silence."

"Octavian, when I am ready to die, I will die."

"[After the Asp has bitten her] How strangely awake I feel. As if living had been just a long dream. Someone else’s dream. Now finished at last..."

"[Speaking of the Grand Eunuc])... a position not acquired without certain, shall we say, sacrifice."

"[After the execution of Pothinus] Flavius, return Apollodorus' dagger to him… but clean it first. It has Pothinus all over it."

"I do not understand why the eyes of a statue should always lack life."

"Remind him as always to keep his Legions intact, for they make the law legal."

"How many have loved you since him? One? Ten? Anyone? No one? Have they kissed you with Caesar's lips? Touched you with his hands? Is it his name you cry out in the dark? And afterwards, alone, has he reproached you and have you begged forgiveness of his memory?"

"For so long now you have filled my life...like...like a great noise that I hear everywhere in my heart. I want to be free of you. Of wanting you. Of being afraid. But I will never...be free of you."

"Lovers always want so much never to have loved before...It becomes a game. Who loved whom first?"

"From the first instant I saw you, entering Rome on that monstrous stone beast, shining in the sun like a little gold toy how I envied Caesar. Went suddenly sick with it. Not his conquests or his triumphs. Not his titles of the mob. I envied him you."

"Everything that I shall ever want to hold or look upon or have or be is here now with you."

"Why are you not dead? Why do you live? How do you live? Why do you not lie at the deepest hole of the sea, bloodless, and bloated, and at peace with honorable death?"

"[Dying in Cleopatra's arms] A kiss...to take my breath away..."

"Antony is dead? You say that as if it were an everyday occurrence. The soup is hot, the soup is cold. Antony is alive, Antony is dead."

"I am Caesar."

"Elizabeth Taylor - Cleopatra"

"Rex Harrison - Julius Caesar"

"Richard Burton - Marc Antony"

"Roddy McDowall - Octavian"

"Andrew Keir - Agrippa"

"Don't tell me it's a fine morning, or I'll shoot ya!"

"Becky! Come here. Somethin' I ought to tell you. Guess now's as good a time as any. You're going to have every young buck west of the Missouri around here tryin' to marry you - mostly because you're a handsome filly, but partly because I own everything in this country from here to there. They'll think you're going to inherit it. Well, you're not. I'm going to leave most of it to, well, to the nation really, for a park where no lumbermen'll cut down all the trees for houses with leaky roofs. Nobody'll kill all the beaver for hats for dudes nor murder the buffalo for robes. What I'm going to give you is a 500 cow spread on the Upper Green River. Now that may not seem like much, but it's more than we had, your mother and I. Some folks are gonna say I'm doin' all this so I can sit up in the hereafter and look down on a park named after me, or that I was disappointed in you - didn't want you to get all that money. But the real reason, Becky, is because I love you, and I want you and some young man to have what I had, because all the gold in the United States Treasury and all the harp music in heaven can't equal what happens between a man and a woman with all that growin' together. I can't explain it any better than that."

"This is probably the first marriage I've ever seen that started out with a spanking!"

"I've got a touch of hangover, bureaucrat. Don't push me."

"Cuthbert H. Humphrey, Governor of our territory, is a cull. Do you know what a cull is, ma'am? A cull is a specimen that is so worthless that you have to cut him out of the herd. Now if all the people in the world were put in one herd, Cuthbert is the one I would throw a rope at."

"I came close to killing you a couple of times when I was younger. Saddens me I didn't."

"If these settlers get burned out, there'll be a lot of hollerin' that this country is too wild to be a state. We'll go on bein' a territory some more, with a lot of political appointees runnin' it according to what they learned in some college where they think cows are somethin' you milk and Indians are somethin' in front of a cigar store."

"He likes his whiskey hard... His women soft... And his west all to himself!"

"Never such a tender love story! Never such a savage showdown! Never such restless natives!"

"What has McLintock got that makes it different from all other westerns? It's got a tender love story! It's got good clean fun! It's got a warm story of family devotion!"

"He tamed the West... But Could He Tame Her?"

"Wallops The Daylights Out Of Every Western You've Ever Seen!"

"John Wayne - George Washington "G.W." McLintock"

"Maureen O'Hara - Katherine "Kate" McLintock"

"Patrick Wayne - Devlin "Dev" Warren"

"Stefanie Powers - Rebecca "Becky" McLintock"

"Jack Kruschen - Jake Birnbaum"

"Chill Wills - Drago"

"Yvonne De Carlo - Louise Warren"

"Jerry Van Dyke - Matt Douglas Jr."

"Edgar Buchanan - Bunny Dull"

"Perry Lopez - Davey Elk"

"Strother Martin - Agard"

"Gordon Jones - Matt Douglas"

"Robert Lowery - Gov. Cuthbert H. Humphrey"

"Hank Worden - Curly Fletcher"

"Michael Pate - Puma, Chief of the Comanche Nation"

"Bruce Cabot - Ben Sage, Sr."

"Edward Faulkner - Ben Sage, Jr."

"Mari Blanchard - Camille"

"Leo Gordon - Jones"

"Chuck Roberson - Sheriff Jeff Lord"

"Bob Steele - Train Engineer"

"Aissa Wayne - Alice Warren"

""Big" John Hamilton - Fauntleroy Sage"

"H.W. Gim - Ching"

"I could have danced all night, I could have danced all night, and still have begged for more. I could have spread my wings and done a thousand things I've never done before."

"Women are irrational, that's all there is to that! Their heads are full of cotton, hay, and rags! They're nothing but exasperating, irritating, vacillating, calculating, agitating, maddening and infuriating hags!"

"Damn, damn, damn, DAMN! ... I've grown accustomed to her face!"

"Her smiles, her frowns, her ups, her downs are second nature to me now, like breathing out and breathing in."

"Poor Eliza! How simply frightful! How humiliating! How delightful!"

"There even are places where English completely disappears! In America, they haven't used it for years!"

"I have often walked down this street before; But the pavement always stayed beneath my feet before. All at once am I Several stories high, Knowing I'm on the street where you live."

"Art and music will thrive without you. Somehow Keats will survive without you. And there still will be rain on that plain down in Spain, even that will remain without you. I can do without you!"

"All I want is a room somewhere, Far away from the cold night air. With one enormous chair, Aow, wouldn't it be loverly?"

"Them 'as pinched it, done her in! (1:29:17)"

"Them she lived with would have done her in for a hatpin let alone a hat."

"Not her, gin was mother's milk to her."

"Here, what are you sniggering at? (1:30:08)"

"Come on, Dover! Move yer bloomin' arse! (1:31:18)"

"to sell flowers if I keep off the kerb. I'm a respectable girl: so help me, I never spoke to him 'cept so far as to buy a flower off me."

"The difference between a lady and a flower girl is not how she behaves, but how she is treated."

"I sold flowers; I didn't sell myself. Now you've made a lady of me, I'm not fit to sell anything else."

"You dear friend who talks so well, you can go to Hertford, Hereford and Hampshire!"

"All I want is 'Enry 'Iggins' 'ead."

"She's so deliciously low, so horribly dirty!"

"Eliza, you are to stay here for the next six months learning to speak beautifully, like a lady in a florist's shop. At the end of six months you will be taken to an embassy ball in a carriage, beautifully dressed. If the king finds out you are not a lady, you will be taken to the Tower of London, where your head will be cut off as a warning to other presumptuous flower girls! If you are not found out, you shall be given a present of... uh... seven and six to start life within a lady's shop. If you refuse this offer, you will be the most ungrateful, wicked girl, and the angels will weep for you."

"I find the moment that a woman makes friends with me, she becomes jealous, exacting, suspicious and a damned nuisance. And I find the moment that I make friends with a woman, I become selfish and tyrannical. So here I am – a confirmed old bachelor, and likely to remain so."

"It's about filling up the deepest cut that separates class from class and soul from soul."

"Damn Mrs Pearce, damn the coffee, and damn you! And damn my own folly for having lavished my hard-earned knowledge, and the treasure of my regard and intimacy, on a heartless guttersnipe!"

"If the Higgins oxygen burns up her little lungs, let her seek some stuffiness that suits her! She's an owl sickened by a few days of my sunshine! Very well, let her go - I can do without her. I can do without anyone! I have my own soul, my own spark of divine fire!"

"Eliza? Where the devil are my slippers?"

"Arrgh... If only I could steal enough to become an honest man!"

"The wrong man escaped????"

"Where is he? Where is my Tony!? Where is my beautiful Tony? Look at that skin—like a baby. Whatsa matter, you never get old like the rest of us, eh? I love him, I LOVE him!"

"Stop! Stop! Cut! Cut! Shame on you, Sevalio! You are a disgrace to your village and to the motion picture industry!"

"More sand in the desert!"

"What picture?! WHAT PICTURE!?"

"I could say 'Good Morning'. That wouldn't be acting, because I always say 'Good morning'."

"Now get the hell down in the cellar. You can be the boss down there, I'm boss up here!"

"Don't you know what's goin' on out there? This is no Sunday School picnic!"

"We've heard all we need to know. We have to try to get out of here."

"I oughta drag you out there and feed you to those things!"

"You know a place back down the road called Beekman's? Beekman's Diner? Anyhow, that's where I found that truck I have out there. There's a radio in the truck. I jumped in to listen, when a big gasoline truck came screaming right across the road! There must've been ten, fifteen of those things chasing after it, grabbing and holding on. Now, I didn't see them at first. I could just see that the truck was moving in a funny way. Those things were catching up to it. Truck went right across the road. I slammed on my brakes to keep from hitting it myself. It went right through the guard rail! I guess - guess the driver must've cut off the road into that gas station by Beekman's Diner. It went right through the billboard, ripped over a gas pump, and never stopped moving! By now it was like a moving bonfire! Didn't know if the truck was going to explode or what. I still hear the man... screaming. These things, just backing away from it! I looked back at the diner to see if - if there was anyone there who could help me. That's when I noticed that the entire place had been encircled. There wasn't a sign of life left, except... by now, there were no more screams. I realized that I was alone, with fifty or sixty of those things just... standing there, staring at me! I started to drive, I - I just plowed right through them! They didn't move! They didn't run, or... they just stood there, staring at me! I just wanted to crush them! And they scattered through the air, like bugs."

"We may not enjoy living together, but dying together isn't going to solve anything. Those people aren't our enemies."

"He said the rescue stations have doctors and medical supplies. If we can get Karen there, we can get help for her."

"Because of the obvious threat to untold numbers of citizens, and because of the crisis which is even now developing, this radio station will remain on the air, day and night. This station and hundreds of other radio and TV stations throughout this part of the country are pooling their resources through an emergency network hookup to keep you informed of all developments. At this hour, we repeat, these are the facts as we know them. There is an epidemic of mass murder being committed by a virtual army of unidentified assassins. The murders are taking place in villages, cities, rural homes and suburbs with no apparent pattern or reason for the slayings. It seems to be a sudden, general explosion of mass homicide. We have some descriptions of the assassins. Eyewitnesses say they are ordinary looking people. Some say they appear to be in a kind of trance."

"So, at this point there is no really authentic way for us to say who or what to look for and guard yourself against."

"In all parts of the country, the wave of murder which is sweeping the eastern third of the nation is being committed by creatures who feast upon the flesh of their victims. First eyewitness accounts of this grisly development came from people who were understandably frightened and almost incoherent. Officials and newsmen at first discounted those eyewitness descriptions as being beyond belief. However, the reports persisted. Medical examinations of some of the victims bore out the fact that they had been partially devoured."

"I think we have some late word just arriving and we interrupt to bring this to you. This is the latest disclosure in a report from National civil defense headquarters in Washington. It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life and committing acts of murder. A widespread investigation of reports from funeral homes, morgues & hospitals has concluded that the unburied dead are coming back to life and seeking human victims. It's hard for us here to believe what we're reporting to you, but it does seem to be a fact."

"All law enforcement agencies and the military have been organized to search out and destroy the marauding ghouls. The survival command center at the Pentagon has disclosed that a ghoul can be killed by a shot in the head or a heavy blow to the skull. Officials are quoted as explaining that since the brain of a ghoul has been activated by the radiation, the plan is, kill the brain and you kill the ghoul."

"They keep coming back in a bloodthirsty lust for HUMAN FLESH!..."

"Pits the dead against the living in a struggle for survival!"

"They won't stay dead."

"They're coming to get you...again!"

"Duane Jones - Ben"

"Judith O'Dea - Barbara"

"Karl Hardman - Harry Cooper"

"Marilyn Eastman - Helen Cooper/Bug-eating zombie"

"Keith Wayne - Tom"

"Judith Ridley - Judy"

"Kyra Schon - Karen Cooper/Upstairs body"

"Charles Craig - Newscaster/Zombie"

"S. William Hinzman - Cemetery Zombie"

"Russell_Streiner - Johnny"

"George Kosana - Sheriff McClelland"

"Most men would have given up...But not the crew of PT 109"

"The Story you wouldn't believe happened...but it did!"

"The true story of Lt. John F. Kennedy's incredible adventure in the South Pacific!"

"A band of men left for dead in a flaming sea and their epic heroism and survival!"

"Cliff Robertson - LTJG John F. Kennedy"

"Ty Hardin - ENS Leonard J. Thom"

"James Gregory as CDR C.R. Ritchie"

"Robert Culp - ENS George "Barney" Ross"

"Grant Williams - LT Alvin Cluster"

"Lew Gallo - Yeoman Rogers"

"Errol John - Benjamin Kevu"

"Michael Pate - Lieutenant Reginald Evans, RANVR"

"Robert Blake - Charles "Bucky" Harris"

"William Douglas - Gerard Zinser"

"Biff Elliot - Edgar E. Mauer"

"Norman Fell - Edmund Drewitch"

"Sam Gilman - Raymond Starkey"

"Clyde Howdy - Leon Drawdy"

"Buzz Martin - Maurice Kowal"

"James McCallion - Pat McMahon"

"Joseph Gallison - Harold Marney"

"Sammy Reese - Andrew Kirksey"

"Glenn Sipes - William Johnson"

"John Ward - John Maguire"

"David Whorf - Raymond Albert"

"Andrew Duggan - narrator (uncredited)"

"George Takei - Helmsman of Japanese destroyer (uncredited)"

"[voiceover] Having recently arrived in America where so many Europeans have found a haven before, I decided to spend a peaceful summer in the attractive resort town of Ramsdale, New Hampshire. Some English translations I have made of French poetry had enjoyed some success, and I had been appointed to a lectureship at Beardsley College in the fall. Friends had given me several addresses in Ramsdale where lodgings were available for the summer."

"[voiceover] What drives me insane is the twofold nature of this nymphet, a veteran nymphet perhaps, this mixture in my Lolita of tender, dreamy childishness and a kind of eerie vulgarity. I know it is madness to keep this journal, but it gives me a strange thrill to do so. And only a loving wife could decipher my microscopic script."

"[voiceover] The wedding was a quiet affair. And when called upon to enjoy my promotion from lodger to lover, did I experience only bitterness and distaste? No. Mr. Humbert confesses to a certain titillation of his vanity, to some faint tenderness, even to a pattern of remorse, daintily running along the steel of his conspiratorial dagger."

"[to Charlotte] Even in the most harmonious households such as ours, not all the decisions are taken by the female. Especially when the male partner has fulfilled his obligations beyond the line of duty. When you wanted me to spend one afternoon sun-bathing by the lake, I was glad to become the bronze, glamor boy for your sake, instead of remaining the scholar. Even then, I'd scoot along after you like an obliging little lap dog—oh yes, I'm happy, I'm delighted to be bossed by you, but—every game has its rules."

"[voiceover] She splashed in the tub, a trustful, clumsy seal. And oh, the logic of passion screamed in my ear. Now is the time, but...what d'ya know, folks? I just couldn't make myself do it! The scream grew more and more remote, and I realized the melancholy fact that neither tomorrow nor Friday nor any other day or night could I make myself put her to death."

"Charlotte, there's a man on the line who says that you've been hit by a car."

"[voiceover] You must now forget Ramsdale and push our lot and poor Lolita and poor Humbert, and accompany us to Beardsley College where my lectureship in French poetry is in its second semester. Six months have passed and Lolita is attending an excellent school where it is my hope that she will be persuaded to read other things than comic books and movie romances."

"[to Lolita] Our little starlet has had enough excitement for one evening...I wouldn't want you to miss any more piano lessons! You know what I'm talking about!"

"[voiceover] The brakes were relined, the waterpipes unclogged, the valves ground. We had promised Beardsley School that we would be back as soon as my Hollywood engagement came to an end. Inventive Humbert was to be, I hinted, chief consultant in the production of a film dealing with existentialism, still a hot thing at the time. I cannot tell you the exact day when I first knew with utter certainty that a strange car was following us. Queer how I misinterpreted the designation of doom."

"[to Humbert, about his locked journal] 'Fraid somebody's gonna steal your ideas and sell 'em to Hollywood, huh?"

"[to Humbert] Let go of me! You're hurting my arm! You let me go, you jerk! Let go of me!...You've got a big fat nerve dragging me away like that!...Who the heck do you think you are - not letting me go to my cast party? I wish the police do come in here. You creep!"

"[to Humbert] Listen, I've decided something...I want to leave school...I don't want you to be mad at me anymore. Everything's gonna be great from now on...I hate school and I hate the play. I really do. I never want to go back...Let's leave tomorrow. We can go for a long trip and we'll go wherever I want to, won't we?"

"[in a letter to Humbert] Dear Dad, How's everything? I have gone through much sadness and hardship. I'm married. I'm going to have a baby. I'm going nuts because we don't have enough to pay our debts and get out of here. Please send us a check."

"[to Humbert] I'm afraid you'll have to excuse my appearance, but you caught me on ironing day. Do come in. Gee, you're looking marvelous...I wrote to you about a week ago. I was beginning to think maybe you were sore or something. I must say, I wouldn't blame you if you were. It's a fine thing me dropping out of sight for so long and then writing you for a handout."

"[to Humbert] Oh M'sieur, if what you're needing is peace and quiet, I can assure you you couldn't get more peace anywhere, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha."

"[to Humbert] We can go home now and have a cozy little dinner partout, huh?"

"[to Humbert, about Lolita] It's only natural and healthy that she should take an interest in those fascinating creatures known as the opposite sex."

"[to Humbert] That miserable little brat. She is becoming impossible. Simply impossible. The idea! The idea of her sneaking back here and spying on us...She's always been a spiteful little pest, since the age of one. Do you know, she kept throwing her toys, her toys out of her crib so that I would have to keep stooping over to pick them up? She has always had some kind of gripe against me. Now, now she sees herself as some kind of a starlet. Well, I see her as a sturdy, healthy, but decidedly homely child. Is it my fault if I feel young? Why should my child resent it? You don't resent it, do you? Do you think I'm just a foolish, romantic American girl?"

"[to Lolita] I forbid you to disturb Professor Humbert again. He is a writer and he is not to be disturbed!"

"[in a note to Humbert] 'This is a confession. I love you. Last Sunday in church, my dear one, when I asked the Lord what to do about it, I was told to act as I am acting now. You see, there is no alternative. I have loved you from the minute I saw you. I am a passionate and lonely woman. And you are the love of my life. Now you know. So you will please at once pack and leave. This is a landlady's order. I am dismissing the lodger. I am kicking you out. Go! Scram! Departez! I shall be back by dinnertime. I do not wish to find you in the house. You see, cherie, if you decided to stay, if I found you at home, which I know I won't, and that's why I'm able to go on like this, the fact of your remaining would only mean one thing. That you ... (He begins to hysterically and uncontrollably burst out laughing with a fiendish sound), that you want me as much as I do you, as a life-long mate. And you are ready to link up your life with mine forever and ever and be a father to my little girl. Goodbye, dear one, pray for me, if you've ever prayed.'"

"[to Humbert, after reading his journal] The Haze woman...the cow...the obnoxious Mama...the brainless baba...Well, the stupid Haze is no longer your dupe....You're a monster. You're a disgusting, despicable, loathsome...fraud. Get out of my way...I'm leaving here today. You can have all of it. But you are never gonna see that miserable brat again!"

"[to her husband Harold's ashes] Harold, look what happened! I was disloyal to you. I couldn't help it, though. Seven years is a very long time. Why did you go and die on me?! I didn't know anything about life. I was very young. If you hadn't died, all this wouldn't have happened. Oh, darling, forgive me. Forgive me. You were the soul of integrity. How did we produce such a little beast? I promise, I promise, I promise you that I'll know better next time. Next time, it's gonna be somebody you'll be very proud of."

"Dr. Hombards, would you mind if I am putting to you a blunt qvestion?...We are vundering if anybody instructed Lolita in the vacts of life?...You zee, Lolita is a sweet little child, but the onset of maturity seems to be giving her a certain amount of trouble...Dr. Hombards, to you she's still za liddle girl what is cradled in zee arms. But to dose boys over dare at Beardsley High she is a lovely girl, you know, mit mit mit mit mit de sving, you know, und zat jazz. She has got a curvature zat zat they take a lot of notice of. You and I - vat are we? Vee are the symbols of power sitting in our offices there. We are making za signatures, writing za contracts, the decisions all za time. What if we cast our minds back? Just zink, what were we only yesterday?...I have some other details which I should like to put to you."

"Dr. Hombards - here, she is defiant...she sighs a gud deal in the class. She sighs, makes the zounds of 'uh-UHHHH!' Chews gum vehemently, alls the time is chewing dis gum, handles books gracefully, that's all right, doesn't really matter. Voice is pleasant. Giggles rathzer often and iz excitable. She giggles at things. A little dreamy. Conzentration is poor. She-she looks at a book for a while and then getza fed up with it. Has private jokes of her own which noone understands so they can't enjoy them mit her. She either has exceptional control or she has no control at all. We cannot decide which. Added to that - just yesterday, uh, Dr. Hombards, wrote a most obscene vord with her lipstick, if you please, on the health pamphlets. And so, in our opinion, she's suffering from acute repression of the libido of zee natural instincts."

"Vee Amerikans, vee are progressive and modern. Vee believe that it is equally important to prepare the pupils for the mutually satisfactory mating and the successful child rearing - that is vhat we believe...I am suggesting that Dr. Cutler, who is the district psychologist vith the board of education should visit you in the home mit his three-member board of psychologists. And vonce they're in the home, they can investigate thoroughly in the home situation, with all four of them...So they can get straight at the sourze of the repression...I'm afraid that, uh, you may have no choice. Cigarette?"

"Look, Dr. Hombards, I don't wish to take this to a higher level of authority if I can possibly help it - you understand?...So you must help me...Perhaps, I don't know, but perhaps dere is anoder approach dat we can take - something new altogether. Something new. Some new approach. Vat would you say? Do you like that? Some? Yah! Some new era of adjustment zat Lolita could find perhaps partake in the larger share of the extra-curricular school activities...You, Dr. Hombard, zhould devinitely unveto that girl's non-partizipazion in the school play!"

"Jean Farlow: [about Charlotte] She was a wonderful person, Humbert. She was always so gay, wasn't she, John?"

"Jean Farlow: [to Humbert] Try to think of your poor little Lolita, all alone in the world. You must live for her sake."

"Miss Lebone: [to Humbert] Well I think I ought to tell you that the neighbors are beginning to get a little curious about you and your little girl...You know how people talk."

"Clare Quilty: [on the phone] Hello. Is this Professor Humbert?...How are you Professor?...I was just wondering if you've been enjoying your stay in our lovely little town...It doesn't matter what my name is. It's really obscure - an unremarkable name....my department, you see, is sorta concerned with the bizarre rumors that have been circulating about you and that lovely, remarkable girl you've been traveling around with...with all this traveling around you do, you don't get much time to see a psychiatrist regularly, is that right?...You are classified in our files, professor, you are classified in our files as a white widowed male. I wonder if you'd be prepared to give our investigator a report, Professor, on your, uh, current sex life, if any...!"

"Dick Schiller: An opportunity for a guy like me to get in on the ground floor where industry's opening up. And if we can scrape together enough money with, with maybe your help, well, we can go. We got a few back debts. We kinda over-extended ourselves. She's sure a swell kid, Professor Haze. She sure is, she's just nuts about dogs and kids. She's gonna make a swell mother too."

"James Mason - Prof. Humbert Humbert"

"Shelley Winters - Charlotte Haze/Humbert"

"Sue Lyon - Dolores 'Lolita' Haze/Mrs. Richard Schiller"

"Peter Sellers - Clare Quilty/Dr. Zempf"

"Gary Cockrell - Richard T. 'Dick' Schiller"

"Jerry Stovin - John Farlow"

"Diana Decker - Jean Farlow"

"Well, she had to be between 12 and 13 at the beginning, but between 16 and 17 at the end—I mean one girl who could play both parts—and we did look at quite a few young girls, some of them very young indeed. It was amazing how many parents would write in, you know, from Montana and so on, saying: "My daughter really is Lolita!"—that sort of thing. But we looked at them all, and of course, Sue Lyon was just one of them—but the moment we saw her, we through 'My God, if this girl can act—because she had this wonderful, enigmatic, but alive quality of mystery, but was still very expressive. Everything she did, commonplace things, like handling objects or crossing a room, or just talking, were all done in a very engaging way...and, incidentally this is a quality which most great actors have, it's a strange sort of personal unique style that goes into everything they do—like when Albert Finney sits down in a chair and drinks a bottle of beer, and, well, it's just great and you think "God, I wish I could drink a bottle of beer like that," or the way Marlon, you know, pushes his sun-glasses on his forehead and just leaves them there instead of putting them in his pocket...and, well, they all have ways of doing everyday things that are interesting to watch. And she had this, Sue Lyon—but of course, we still didn't know whether she could act. Then we did some scenes, and finally shot a test with Mason, and that was it—she was great."

"SIR, I must confess I was greatly puzzled and less than amused by the Lolita New York premiere story printed in The Observer (June 17). Michael Davie, who is not a film critic, nevertheless saw fit to write a film review of Lolita four months before the film was to be Press-shown in Britain for its September première. Aside from the professional ethics involved here, his piece was viciously flippant and rude at the expense of Mr. Nabokov, Mr. Mason, Miss Winters, Mr. Sellers, Miss Lyon and myself. An anonymous spectator was quoted as saying, "Well, anyway, no one can say look what they did to Nabokov, the poor slob. The poor slob did it to himself." I suppose it is fortunate that Mr. Nabokov was blissfully unaware of his new status as a poor slob when he said to me after the premiere, "This is a great film. Sue Lyon is marvellous; she is Lolita. There are even some things in it I wish were in the book." Mr. Davie also wrote, "In life Sue Lyon is said to be 16, In the film. she looks older. Mason, in lite, is in his fifties. He, on the other hand. looks younger. At tunes, they look the same age. At one point, she looks older than him." I shall leave it to your readers to ponder that bit of witty prose. In fact. Sue was 14 years and 4 months when we began shooting and 14 years and 9 months when we finished. Lolita was 12 years and 8 months when Humbert met her and 17 years plus at the end of the noveL Humbert was 39 when he met Lolita."

"[covered in feathers after crashing during a stunt] I'd like to see the Great Leslie try THAT one!""

"[after crash landing into a mud puddle in the farm during a stunt] Well, there's another one, Leslie can try on for size."

"Push the button, Max! [on numerous occasions.]"

"[to Maggie, after Maggie accidentally destroy his garage while confronting the dogs] A pox on you!"

"[the men of the Sheriff of Boracho wearing indian hats are approaching them from behind believing they are going to attack him] Smokescreen Max! Give them the smokescreen! No, you idiot! The smokescreen! Push the button, Max!"

"Thieves, brigands and cut-throats of all nations may hound us... but we are ready for them... we shall blast them into Kingdom Come."

"[to Leslie, after Leslie allows him to win the race due to him proving his love for Maggie Dubois rather than beating him] I hate you! You, I hate! You, whose clothes are always white, and whose hair is always combed, and whose car is always clean! I refuse to accept! I challenge you to another race!"

"Fate:Push the button, Max!"

"[after getting a pie in the face] Ulp? Brandy? Hah-hah, throw more brandy! Throw brandy! More Brandy! [gets a second pie in the face] Rum! I never mix my pies. I want to play, too."

"[after throwing a pie at General Kuhster] You! You're the cause of it all! It was your idea!"

"[throwing flour at General Kuhster] I don't care! I don't care! You're banished! I'm getting an new tucker-inner. Banished, banished, banished!"

"[to Maggie DuBois] You talk a good fight, but when it comes down to it, you're as emancipated as a confirmed spinster in a knitting bee."

"I speak, read, and write French... Russian... and Arabic."

"You mean amazing because I'm a woman."

"Women have to emancipate themselves in order to emancipate men. So they can emancipate each other where it counts the most."

"THE GREAT LAUGH SHOW OF ALL TIME!"

"The movie with 20,000-mile or one-million-laughs guarantee!"

"Jack Lemmon - Professor Fate/Crown Prince Frederick Hapnick"

"Tony Curtis - Leslie 'The Great Leslie' Gallant III"

"Natalie Wood - Maggie DuBois"

"Peter Falk - Maximillian 'Max' Meen"

"Dorothy Provine - Lilly Olay"

"Larry Storch - Texas Jack"

"Ross Martin - Baron Von Stuppe"

"George Macready - General Kuhster"

"Did you know that an ant has more intelligence than a hippopotamus? And that a grasshopper, in relation to his size, has more power in his hind legs than a kangaroo. Absolutely, fascinating! There's no doubt about it, animals are much more interesting than people."

"[singing] I do not understand the human race Has so little love for creatures with a different face. Treating animals like people is no madness or disgrace. I do not understand the human race."

"We'll play a little game I invented. One of us opens the atlas at random, sticks a pin in the open page, wherever it lands, that's where we go."

"[about learning goldfish] These fish languages, they really only work underwater. It's fascinating! The basic system is mouth movements and bubbles signals. At the moment, I can only make big bubbles and they keep on telling me I'm shouting."

"[singing] Well, it's true We do not live in a zoo But Man is an animal too. So why can't you, like me Like animals?"

"You know, bein' is prison is much the same as being on a boat. Except in prison there's less chance of drowning."

"You should never believe anybody who goes around telling the truth. They're not to be trusted."

"You've never seen anything like it in your life!"

"Join the FABULOUS CIRCUS with the ONLY PUSHMI-PULLYU in captivity"

"Ride across the sea inside the GIANT PINK SEA SNAIL!"

"The most joyous entertainment for the whole family!"

"Escape a Shipwreck and Travel on a Floating Island with CANNIBALS who Perform Shakespeare!"

"Fly across the world aboard the LUNAR MOTH!"

"Learn to talk in 500 animal languages from a parrot who speaks 1000!"

"Rex Harrison - Dr. John Dolittle"

"Anthony Newley - Matthew Mugg"

"William Dix - Tommy Stubbins"

"Samantha Eggar - Emma Fairfax"

"Richard Attenborough - Albert Blossom"

"Geoffrey Holder - William (Willie) Shakespeare X"

"Let me tell you something. I am not a father figure. I am not an uncle figure, or a brother or a cousin figure. In fact, the only figure I intend being is a total stranger figure."

"Maybe if you stopped straightening pictures and let men wear their own pants, maybe they'd be able to touch you without asking "permesso!""

"[Catherine is about to read a list of needs to Frank] Now hold it. You've taken over everything else, but the radio is still my responsibility. [reads from the list] 8 nighties...[gives the list to Catherine and leaves]"

"Well so far, you're "shared" me out of my home, my bed, my food and my shirt. Now, how about sharing some of my things with me?"

"Cary Grant - Walter Christopher Eckland (Mother Goose)"

"Leslie Caron - Catherine Freneau (Goody Two Shoes)"

"Trevor Howard - Commander Frank Houghton (Big Bad Wolf)"

"Jack Good - Lieutenant Stebbings (Bo Peep)"

"Sharyl Locke - Jenny"

"Pip Sparke - Anne"

"Verina Greenlaw - Christine"

"Stephanie Berrington - Elizabeth Anderson"

"Jennifer Berrington - Harriet MacGregor"

"Laurelle Felsette - Angelique"

"Nicole Felsette - Dominique"

"IT'S JERRY'S BIGGEST, FUNNIEST YET! (original ad - all caps)"

"He's wacky!" - "He's Shweet!" - "He's the most!" - "He's the end!" - "He's dopey!" - "He's fast!" - "He's silly!" -"He's the nuts!"

"Everyone's talking about Jerry Lewis as The Ladies Man???"

"He's a handyman in a Hollywood hotel—for girls only!"

"Fun-n-nee!!!!!"

"'Fail Safe' Will Have You Sitting on the Brink of Eternity!"

"The screen zeros in on the most suspenseful adventure drama of our age!"

"It will have you sitting on the brink of eternity!"

"Dan O'Herlihy — General Warren Abraham Black or "Blackie""

"Henry Fonda — The President"

"Walter Matthau — Professor Groeteschele"

"Larry Hagman - Buck"

"Frank Overton - Gen. Bogan"

"Edward Binns - Col. Jack Grady"

"Fritz Weaver - Col. Cascio"

"William Hansen - Defense Secretary Swenson"

"Russell Hardie - Gen. Stark"

"Russell Collins - Gordon Knapp"

"Sorrell Booke - Congressman Raskob"

"Nancy Berg - Ilsa Woolfe"

"Dom DeLuise - Sgt. Collins"

"Frieda Altman - Mrs. Jennie Johnson"

"Hildy Parks - Betty Black"

"Janet Ward - Helen Grady"

"Louise Larabee - Mrs. Cascio"

"Dana Elcar - Mr. Foster"

"Now listen, hear me good, Mama. Please. Don't make me have to send you to jail... There's white time in jail and there's colored time in jail. The worst kind of time you can do is colored time."

"I got the motive which is murder and the body which is dead!"

"They call me Mister Tibbs!"

"They got a murder on their hands... they don't know what to do with it."

"They're going to pin something on that smart cop from Philadelphia... maybe a medal... maybe a murder!"

"Sidney Poitier - Detective Virgil Tibbs"

"Rod Steiger - Police Chief Bill Gillespie"

"Warren Oates - Sergeant (Patrolman) Sam Wood"

"Lee Grant - Mrs. Leslie Colbert"

"Larry Gates - Eric Endicott"

"James Patterson - Lloyd Purdy (Delores's brother)"

"William Schallert - Mayor Webb Schubert"

"Beah Richards - Mama Caleba (Mrs. Bellamy)"

"Peter Whitney - CPL. George Courtney"

"Kermit Murdock - H.E. Henderson (banker)"

"Larry D. Mann - Watkins"

"Quentin Dean - Delores Purdy"

"Anthony James - Ralph Henshaw (diner counterman)"

"Arthur Malet - Ted Ulam (mortician)"

"Scott Wilson - Harvey Oberst (murder suspect)"

"Matt Clark - Packy Harrison"

"Eldon Quick - Charlie Hawthorne (photographer)"

"Harry Dean Stanton- policeman"

"Jester Hairston - Henry (Endicott's butler)"

"[suspecting his subordinate, Bruno Stachel, of lying about shooting down two planes] Two three-second bursts. Is your marksmanship that good?"

"[on being informed Stachel has been wounded in the arm] Good, the people like soldiers to be shot in the right places."

"George Peppard - Leutnant Bruno Stachel"

"James Mason - General Count von Klugermann"

"Ursula Andress - Countess Kaeti von Klugermann"

"Jeremy Kemp - Leutnant Willi von Klugermann"

"Karl Michael Vogler - Hauptmann Otto Heidemann"

"Anton Diffring - Holbach"

"Harry Towb - Kettering"

"Peter Woodthorpe - Rupp"

"Derek Newark - Ziegel"

"Derren Nesbitt - Fabian"

"Loni von Friedl - Elfi Heidemann"

"Friedrich von Ledebur - The Field Marshal"

"Carl Schell - Manfred von Richthofen"

"Hugo Schuster - Hans, Elderly Servant"

"Alex Scott - The Orator"

"Roger Ostime - The Crown Prince"

"Birdie Num Num"

"Thirty days have September, October, June and February, all the rest have 29, except my brother who got six months."

"Wisdom is the province of the aged, but the heart of a child is pure."

"Howdy partiner"

"If you've ever been to a wilder party... you're under arrest"

"Peter Sellers — Hrundi V. Bakshi"

"Claudine Longet — Michele Monet"

"Herbert Ellis — Director"

"Gavin MacLeod — C. S. Divot"

"James Lanphier — Harry (head waiter)"

"Steve Franken — Levinson (drunk waiter)"

"Natalia Borisova — Ballerina"

"Jean Carson — Nanny"

"Marge Champion — Rosalind Dunphy"

"Al Checco — Bernard Stein"

"Corinne Cole — Janice Kane"

"Dick Crockett — Wells"

"Frances Davis — Maid"

"Danielle De Metz — Stella D'Angelo"

"Paul Ferrara — Ronnie Smith"

"Kathe Green — Molly Clutterbuck"

"Allen Jung — Cook"

"We have in effect put all our rotten eggs in one basket. And we intend to watch this basket carefully."

"[After reciting the extensive history of Allied POW escapes and the vast resources Germany has been forced to spend on the matter] This is quite close to insanity. And it must stop!"

"[To Hilts, after being relieved as camp commandant] It looks, after all, as if you will see Berlin before I do."

"Look, sir, you talk about the High Command and the Luftwaffe, and then you talk about the Gestapo and the SS. To me, they're the same! We're fighting the bloody lot! There's only one way to put it, sir: they are the common enemies of everyone who believes in freedom. If the High Command didn't approve of Hitler, then why didn't they throw him out?"

"Colonel Von Luger, it is the sworn duty of all officers to try to escape. If they cannot escape, then it is their sworn duty to cause the enemy to use an inordinate number of troops to guard them, and their sworn duty to harass the enemy to the best of their ability."

"Ah, Herr Bartlett. And Herr MacDonald. We are together again. You are going to wish you had never put us to so much trouble..."

"Put a fence in front of these men...and they'll climb it."

"Hours ago... Minutes ago.... These men were behind barbed wire."

"Steve McQueen – Capt. Hilts "The Cooler King""

"James Garner – Flight Lt. Hendley "The Scrounger""

"Richard Attenborough – Squadron Leader Roger Bartlett "Big X""

"James Donald – Group Capt. Ramsey "The SBO""

"Charles Bronson – Flight Lt. Danny Velinski "The Tunnel King""

"Donald Pleasence – Flight Lt. Colin Blythe "The Forger""

"James Coburn – Flying Officer Louis Sedgwick "The Manufacturer""

"Hannes Messemer – Col. von Luger"

"David McCallum – Lt. Cmdr. Eric Ashley-Pitt "Dispersal""

"Gordon Jackson – Flight Lt. Sandy MacDonald "Intelligence""

"John Leyton – Flight Lt. William Dickes "The Tunneler""

"Angus Lennie – Flying Officer Archibald Ives "The Mole""

"Nigel Stock – Flight Lt. Denys Cavendish "The Surveyor""

"Robert Graf – Werner 'The Ferret'"

"Jud Taylor – Goff"

"Love has everything to do with it."

"(repeated line) Raspberries!"

"Dear Mr. Hudson:"

"A lot can happen in 7 days. Just read the bible."

"(silent movie caption) Mrs. Meers certainly insists on a snowy wash."

"(repeated line) Sad to be all alone in the world."

"SOY SAUCE!!!"

"I run a no-nonsense organization."

"Youth today, going to hell in a wheelbarrow!"

"[Watching a massive Luftwaffe bomber force heading for England] My God, if we lose the war now... they'll tear our arses asunder!"

"I have promised the Fuehrer that we will clear the skies and completely destroy the RAF. I expect my orders to be obeyed!"

"[To his officers, upon learning of the Battle of Britain's failure and Operation Sea-Lion's cancellation] You have let me down! You have betrayed me!"

"[briefing RAF senior officers assigned to oversee ground control stations] Or, in other words, beware of the Hun in the sun- who, for reasons best known to himself, has confined his recent attacks to our Channel convoys. However, this won't last forever. But it has given us time to pull ourselves together and train people like you. Now, as fighter controllers, you'll be joining an organization which, thank the good Lord, was not rushed up hastily yesterday. It'll be a pain in the neck to the enemy when he comes. It's the joker up our sleeves. [points to chalkboard] Now, the RDF chain shows us where they are. The information is passed to Group. Group scrambles the necessary squadrons, and you, at Sector level, guide our chaps to the interception. It's been tried and tested. It works, so don't blame the system if you're no good. [details map] Now, clearly, 11 Group here will bear the brunt of the battle, as those of you who are posted there will find out, to your discomfort. Twelve Group is our second line of defense, and covers the industrial Midlands and the North. Thirteen Group, Scotland and the Northeast, and 10 Group, the west of England. More than half the Fighter Command squadrons are stationed here at 11 Group, near the coast, where we expect the invasion, and also able to protect London, which is as far as the bombers can get with fighter escort. But I think we can leave strategy to those with egg on their hats."

"[Narrating a letter he has written] To the permanent Secretary of State for Air... Sir, I have the honour to refer to the very serious calls which have recently been made upon Fighter Command in an attempt to stem the German invasion of the Continent. I hope and believe that our armies may yet be victorious in France and Belgium, but we have to face the possibility that they may be defeated. In this case, I presume that there is no one who would deny that England should fight on, even though the remainder of the continent of Europe is dominated by the Germans. I must therefore request that not one more fighter be sent across the Channel. If the home defence is drained away in desperate attempts to remedy the situation in France, defeat in France will involve the final, complete, and irremediable defeat of this country. I have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, H.C.T. Dowding."

"Laurence Olivier - Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding"

"Trevor Howard - Air Vice-Marshal Sir Keith Park"

"Patrick Wymark - Air Vice-Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory,"

"Christopher Plummer - Canadian fighter pilot"

"Susannah York - Maggie Harvey"

"Michael Caine - Squadron Leader Canfield"

"Ralph Richardson - Sir David Kelly"

"Robert Shaw - Squadron Leader Skipper"

"Ian McShane - Andy"

"Kenneth More - Barker"

"Edward Fox - Pilot Officer Archie."

"Michael Redgrave as Air Vice-Marshal Douglas Evill"

"Harry Andrews - Churchill's Military Envoy"

"Bill Foxley as Squadron Leader Evans"

"Jean Wladon as Jean-Jacques"

"Curt Jürgens - Baron von Richter"

"Hein Riess - Hermann Göring"

"Manfred Reddemann - Major Falke,"

"Wilfried von Aacken - Gen. Osterkamp"

"Karl-Otto Alberty - Gen. Jeschonnek"

"Helmut Kircher - Boehm"

"Alexander Allerson - Major Brandt"

"Paul Neuhaus - Major Föehn"

"Dietrich Frauboes - Field Marshal Milch"

"Malte Petzel - Beppo Schmid"

"Alf Jungermann - Brandt's navigator"

"Peter Hager - Albert Kesselring"

"Wolf Harnisch - General Fink"

"Rolf Stiefel - Adolf Hitler"

"We operate on a first name basis. My first name is Captain."

"[after reading the name of the person who authorized the mission] All right sir, I'm impressed. Not enlightened, but impressed."

"One of my men is dead! Three of them are badly hurt and my ship damn near wiped out. Now you take another look at those orders. I'm in command of this submarine and I am not sticking another torpedo up that spout or taking another chance making another damned move until I know exactly what we're doing and why!"

"To Commander Ferraday: This is a nuclear submarine. None of us have been aboard any kind of sub before. Commander Ferraday: Rest easy! I have!"

"The Russians put our camera made by our German scientists and your film made by your German scientists into their satellite made by their German scientists."

"They say - a bull in the ring dies a much better death, than a steer in a slaughterhouse. A bull has a chance."

"Commander Ferraday, this is not the time or place to play with words. You have undoubtedly discovered by now that the capsule will explode if opened. I believe your expression is: booby trap."

"It's a race for the secret ... or TOTAL DESTRUCTION!"

""Ice Station Zebra"... Remember The Name—Your Life May Depend On It!"

"An American nuclear sub.. a sky full of Russian paratroopers—and a race for the secret of Ice Station Zebra!"

"Rock Hudson - Commander James Ferraday, USN"

"Ernest Borgnine - Boris Vaslov"

"Patrick McGoohan - David Jones of MI6"

"Jim Brown - Captain Leslie Anders, USMC"

"Tony Bill - 1st Lieutenant Russell Walker, USMC"

"Lloyd Nolan - Admiral Garvey, USN"

"Alf Kjellin - Colonel Ostrovsky, the Soviet commander"

"Gerald S. O'Loughlin - Lieutenant Commander Bob Raeburn, USN"

"Ted Hartley - Lieutenant Jonathan Hansen, USN"

"Michael Mikler - Lt Courtney Cartwright, USN (navigator)"

"Ron Masak - radioman Paul Zabrinczski, USN"

"Murray Rose - torpedo-man officer Lt George Mills, USN"

"Jed Allan - Peter Costigan USN"

"Lloyd Haynes - Webson"

"Call the Fremonts, fast! And for Pete's sake, don't let them eat anything!"

"[The killer is crushed to death in a garbage truck] He died a fitting end for the garbage he was."

"Nothing so appalling in the annals of horror!"

"Adult Horror!"

"A Weird, Grisly Ancient Rite Horrendously Brought To Life In Blood Color"

"You'll Recoil and Shudder as You Witness the Slaughter and Mutilation of Nubile Young Girls - in a Weird and Horrendous Ancient Rite!"

"A weird and grisly ancient rite horrendously brought to life"

"A nightmare of pure gore in BLOOD COLOR"

"William Kerwin - Det. Pete Thornton (as Thomas Wood)"

"Mal Arnold - Fuad Ramses"

"Connie Mason - Suzette Fremont"

"Lyn Bolton - Mrs. Dorothy Fremont"

"Scott H. Hall - Frank, police captain"

"Christy Foushee - Trudy Sanders"

"You got a choice, Dishwasher. Either you get out of town, or tonight you be out on that street alone. You be there, and don't make us come and get you."

"You talk too much, think too much. Besides, YOU didn't kill Liberty Valance."

"Liberty Valance's the toughest man south of the Picketwire - next to me."

"Whoa, take'er easy there, Pilgrim."

"I know those law books mean a lot to you, but not out here. Out here a man settles his own problems."

"Pompey, go find Doc Willoughby. If he's sober, bring him back."

"It ain’t mannerly, out West, let a fella drink by himself."

"Well, Pompey, looks like we got ourselves a ladies man!"

"I'd be a poor newspaperman indeed if I didn't know what everybody else knows!"

"A beer’s not drinking."

"The unsteady hand betrays."

"Liberty Valance defeated. D-E-F-E-E... T-E-D? The unsteady hand betrays. What's the matter, Mr. Peabody? Are you afraid? The answer is indub... yes. [Finding his liquor jug empty] No courage left. Well, courage can be purchased at yon tavern. But have we credit? That is the question. Have we credit? Well, credit is cheap. Wait for me, old servant of the public weal. Our shining hour is yet to come. As for you, Horace Greeley, go west, old man, and grow young with the country."

"The jail's only got one cell, and the lock's broke and I sleep in it."

"Jason Tully: Nothing's too good for the man who shot Liberty Valance."

"Maj. Cassius Starbuckle: What kind of lawyer is he? He takes the law into his own hands. He has blood on his hands. The mark of Cain is on this man."

"John Wayne - Tom Doniphon"

"James Stewart - Ransom "Ranse" Stoddard"

"Vera Miles - Hallie Stoddard"

"Lee Marvin - Liberty Valance"

"Edmond O'Brien - Dutton Peabody"

"Andy Devine - Marshal Link Appleyard"

"Ken Murray - s Doc Willoughby"

"John Carradine - Maj. Cassius Starbuckle"

"Jeanette Nolan - Nora Ericson"

"John Qualen - Peter Ericson"

"Willis Bouchey - Jason Tully - Conductor"

"Carleton Young - Maxwell Scott"

"Woody Strode - Pompey"

"Denver Pyle - Amos Carruthers"

"Strother Martin - Floyd"

"Lee Van Cleef - Reese"

"Robert F. Simon - Handy Strong"

"O. Z. Whitehead - Herbert Carruthers"

"Paul Birch - Mayor Winder"

"Joseph Hoover - Charlie Hasbrouck - Reporter for 'The Star'"

"This isn't Blanche's house. It is my house and I can do what I like!"

"Oh, I wish Daddy could be here right now! You can never lose your talent, he used to tell me. You can lose everything else, but, you can't lose your talent."

"You mean all this time we could have been friends?"

"I didn't bring your breakfast, because you didn't eat your din-din!"

"I don't want to talk about it! Every time I think about something nice, you remind me of bad things. I only want to talk about the nice things."

"[running after Flagg as he flees the house] Edwin, you forgot your money!"

"[shocked at some obscenities Jane has scrawled] I can't remember the last time I saw words like that written down!"

"Sister, sister, oh so fair, why is there blood all over your hair?"

"You'd better be shockproof before you dare find out!"

"Too late... too late... too late to call for help."

"Bette Davis — Baby Jane Hudson"

"Joan Crawford — Blanche Hudson"

"Victor Buono — Edwin Flagg"

"Maidie Norman — Elvira Stitt"

"Anna Lee — Mrs. Bates"

"Marjorie Bennett — Dehlia Flagg"

"Dave Willock — Ray Hudson"

"Julie Allred — Young Baby Jane Hudson (1917)"

"Gina Gillespie — Young Blanche Hudson (1917)"

"Robert O. Cornthwaite — Dr. Shelby"

"I am Torgo. I take care of the place while the Master is away."

"There is no way out of here. It'll be dark soon. There is no way out of here."

"You were his first wife, but he's grown sick of you. He doesn't want you anymore, I don't even want you anymore!"

"He has left this world. But he is with us always. No matter where we go he is with us."

"You have failed us, Torgo. For this, you must die."

"Manos, god of primal darkness. As thou has decreed so have I done. The hands of fate have doomed this man. Thy will is done."

"Arise, my wifes. Give ear to the words of Manos. Arise, my wives! And hear the will of Manos."

"[last lines] I am Michael. I take care of the place while the Master is away."

"[repeated line] Mike, I'm scared."

"It's Shocking! It's Beyond Your Imagination!"

"A cult of weird, horrible people who gather beautiful women only to deface them with a burning hand!"

"No one seated the last 10 minutes! We defy you to guess the ending... and ask you not to divulge it!"

"Harold P. Warren as Michael"

"Diane Mahree as Margaret"

"Jackey Neyman as Debbie"

"John Reynolds as Torgo"

"Tom Neyman as The Master"

"Stephanie Nielson, Sherry Proctor, Robin Redd, Jay Hall, Bettie Burns, and Lelaine Hansard as the Master's wives"

"Bernie Rosenblum as Teenage boy"

"Joyce Molleur as Teenage girl"

"William Bryan Jennings and George Cavender as Cops"

"Pat Coburn as Girl in convertible"

"How many men have the opportunity to turn the page of history? Newton, Pasteur, Einstein..."

"Suppose the Macedo trench splits open under the ocean? A crack a thousand miles long, bringing superheated magma in contact with the ocean... Earthquakes, tidal waves, mass destruction on a apocalyptic scale!"

"Thank God it's Only a Motion Picture!"

"Science miscalculates... underground Atom Bomb explodes earth's core... and the world totters on the brink of destruction!"

"Today's terrifying look into what might happen tomorrow!"

"The Day the Earth Split in Two!!"

"Dana Andrews — Dr. Stephen Sorenson"

"Janette Scott — Dr. Maggie Sorenson"

"Kieron Moore — Dr. Ted Rampion"

"Alexander Knox — Sir Charles Eggerston"

"Pretty, huh. Why shouldn't he date a young chick? Why take the bus when you can fly?"

"[during a raucous party] If this wasn't my house, I'd go home!"

"The only thing I've never gotten is why parents never run away."

"You're a great help to me. What am I supposed to say to this man? "Hi, I'd like you to meet my sister, the girl with the golden arm and her hair in the oven.""

"Molly the Maid: False hair, false eyelashes, false bosoms. In my day women were flesh and blood, now they're 70% nylon and 30% foam rubber."

"Zip: Thou art cool!"

"Keeping this family together isn't child's play!"

"Does this look like a movie that could give you bad dreams?"

"The return of the happy ending."

"Doris Day - Abby McClure"

"Brian Keith - Jake Iverson"

"Pat Corrall - Maxine Scott"

"Barbara Hershey - Stacey Iverson"

"George Carlin - Herbie Fleck"

"Alice Ghostley - Molly"

"Jamie Farr - Jo Jo"

"Herb Voland - Harry Scott"

"Elaine Devry - Cleo Ruskin"

"A man runs, someone shoots at him."

"Flag on the moon. How did it get there?"

"Nothing bothers some people, not even flying saucers."

"Always on the prowl. Looking for something or somebody to kill. Quench the killer's thirst."

"Boys from the city. Not yet caught by the whirlwind of Progress. Feed soda pop to the thirsty pigs."

"Touch a button. Things happen. A scientist becomes a beast."

"Twenty hours without rest and still no enemy. In the blistering desert heat, Jim and Joe plan their next attack. Find the Beast and kill him. Kill, or be killed. Man's inhumanity to man."

"Well, doctors can't help her. Maybe angels, but not doctors."

"Tor Johnson - Joseph Javorsky / The Beast"

"Coleman Francis - Narrator"

"Anthony Cardoza - KGB Driver / Helpful Neighbor"

"Douglas Mellor - Hank Radcliffe"

"Barbara Francis - Lois Radcliffe"

"Bing Stafford - Jim Archer"

"Larry Aten - Joe Dobson"

"Ronald Francis - Randy Radcliffe"

"Alan Francis - Art Radcliffe"

"The best thing about turning over a new leaf on Saturday night is that it disappears with a Sunday morning hangover."

"Shoot a man for sleeping with someone's wife? That's silly. Half the town'd be wiped out."

"The chase is on!"

"A breathless explosive story of today!"

"Marlon Brando - Sheriff Calder"

"Jane Fonda - Anna Reeves"

"Robert Redford - Charlie "Bubber" Reeves"

"E. G. Marshal - Val Rogers"

"Angie Dickinson - Ruby Calder"

"Janice Rule - Emily Stewart"

"Miriam Hopkins - Mrs. Reeves"

"Martha Hyer - Mary Fuller"

"Richard Bradford - Damon Fuller"

"Robert Duvall - Edwin Stewart"

"James Fox - Jason "Jake" Rogers"

"Diana Hyland - Elizabeth Rogers"

"Paul Williams - Seymour"

"Clifton James - Lem"

"[Having slept with Joe's wife, Hud blames it on Lonnie - who has just come to collect Hud. Joe is ready to murder Lonnie on the spot, but Hud prevents him from doing so] Lay off him, he's diabetic; don't worry, I'll cool his temperature but good. [to Lonnie, as they're driving away] Relax, Fantan; you'll be able to charge a stud fee for yourself, after that story gets around town."

"If you don't look out for yourself, the only helping hand you'll ever get is when they lower your pine box."

"It happens to everybody - Nobody gets out of life alive."

"You know something Fantan? This world is so full of crap, a man's gonna get into it sooner or later whether he's careful or not."

"[to Lonnie] Boys with impure thoughts break into acne. Keep it up and you'll see."

"It don't take long to kill things, not like it takes to grow."

"You don't care about people Hud, you don't give a damn about 'em. Oh, you got all that charm goin' for ya, and it makes the youngsters want to be like ya. That's the shame of it 'cause you don't value nothin', you don't respect nothin'. You keep no check on your appetites at all. You live just for yourself. And that makes you not fit to live with."

"Little by little the look of the country changes because of the men we admire. You're just going to have to make up your own mind one day about what's right and wrong."

"The man with the barbed wire soul!"

"After lovin' Hud liked fightin' best...after fightin' Hud liked lovin' best!"

"It's truth you will understand!"

"Paul Newman - Hud Bannon"

"Melvyn Douglas - Homer Bannon"

"Patricia Neal - Alma Brown"

"Brandon de Wilde - Lon 'Lonnie' Bannon"

"John Ashley - Hermy"

"Whit Bissell - Mr. Burris"

"Are you still in the mood for killing?"

"You're very sexy with your face clean."

"I'm fighting a powerful impulse to beat the hell out of you."

"When we get home, I'll explain that we had a lover's quarrel... That you ran away... That I went after you and brought you back. That'll please Dad. He admires action. Then I'll explain that we' re gonna be married before the week is out... That I can't bear to have you out of my sight. He also admires wholesome animal lust."

"The best thing for the inside of a man or a woman is the outside of a horse."

"Would his touch end Marnie's unnatural fears or start them again?"

"Thief... Liar... Cheat... she was all of these and he knew it!"

"Only Alfred Hitchcock could have created so suspenseful a sex mystery!"

"From Alfred Hitchcock with sex and suspense."

"On Marnie's wedding night he discovered every secret about her . . . except one!"

"Alfred Hitchcock's love stories start where others fail to go!"

"The more he loved her . . . The more she hated him . . . For trying to unravel her secret!"

"Tippi Hedren - Marnie Edgar"

"Sean Connery - Mark Rutland"

"Diane Baker - Lil Mainwaring"

"Louise Latham - Bernice Edgar"

"Mariette Hartley - Susan Clabon"

"Martin Gabel - Sidney Strutt"

"Bruce Dern - Sailor"

"Alan Napier - Mr. Rutland"

"Bob Sweeney - Cousin Bob"

"Meg Wyllie - Mrs. Turpin"

"I am supposed to keep my mouth shut and uncover Topaz? At the risk of my own skin? That's quite a job, my friends."

"There are no color bars in Cuba. We're a free and democratic nation. All men are comrades."

"I'll never leave here. I am Cuban. I love my country. No matter what, I have to see it through."

"You are being a damn fool. You have made up a story because it's what you want to believe, because of me! I don't believe he had any contact with your man Uribe. I don't think anyone else will! If you are doing him any harm, I will raise such hell. And you know I can."

"Oh, the Cubans. I love the Cubans. They are so wild!"

"I've been shot...Just a little."

"Frederick Stafford - André Devereaux"

"Dany Robin - Nicole Devereaux"

"John Vernon - Rico Parra"

"Karin Dor - Juanita de Cordoba"

"Claude Jade - Michèle Picard"

"Michel Subor - Francois Picard"

"Michel Piccoli - Jacques Granville"

"Philippe Noiret - Henri Jarré"

"Roscoe Lee Browne - Philippe Dubois"

"Per-Axel Arosenius - Boris Kusenov"

"John Forsythe - Michael Nordstrom"

"Edmon Ryan - McKittreck"

"Rod Steiger - Sol Nazerman"

"Geraldine Fitzgerald - Marilyn Birchfield"

"Brock Peters - Rodriguez"

"Jaime Sánchez - Jesus Ortiz"

"Marketa Kimbrell - Tessie"

"Baruch Lumet - Mendel"

"Juano Hernández - Mr. Smith"

"Linda Geiser - Ruth Nazerman"

"Raymond St. Jacques - Tangee"

"Time we took off, too."

"This fellow wants action, I'm glad to accommodate him, do it with one arm behind my back. Any of you boys interfere, I'll use both arms."

"Take it easy. Temper like that and one of these days you'll find yourself riding through town with your belly to the sun, your best suit on and no place to go but hell."

"I was expecting you, Jack. Isn't that odd? I heard a horse and I knew it was your horse."

"Believe you me, if it didn't take men to make babies I wouldn't have anything to do with any of you!"

"You'd think we're chasing a ghost... an invisible horse and an invisible cowboy. Harry, throw me that canteen. I haven't got enough spit left to wet a stick of gum."

"It happens to be a point of view I love. This is what attracted me to the story — the difficulty of being an individual today. Life gets more and more complex and convoluted. Young people are not happy with what's going on — and they're right. The character in Lonely Are the Brave had that quality. He didn't want to belong to this day and age. It's difficult to buck the system. That's the tragedy of it."

"Kirk Douglas - John W. "Jack" Burns"

"Gena Rowlands - Jerry Bondi"

"Walter Matthau - Sheriff Morey Johnson"

"Michael Kane - Paul Bondi"

"Carroll O'Connor - Truck Driver"

"William Schallert - Harry"

"George Kennedy - Gutierrez"

"Karl Swenson - Rev. Hoskins"

"Woody Allen - Virgil Starkwell"

"Janet Margolin - Louise"

"Marcel Hillaire - Fritz the Director"

"Jacquelyn Hyde - Miss Blair"

"Lonny Chapman - Jake the Convict"

"Jan Merlin - Al the Bank Robber"

"James Anderson - Chain Gang Warden"

"Howard Storm - Fred"

"Mark Gordon - Vince"

"Micil Murphy - Frank"

"Minnow Moskowitz - Joe Agneta"

"Nate Jacobson - The Judge"

"Grace Bauer - Farm House Lady"

"Ethel Sokolow - Mother Starkwell"

"Dan Frazer - Julius Epstein the Psychiatrist"

"Henry Leff - Father Starkwell"

"Mike O'Dowd - Michael Sullivan"

"Louise Lasser - Kay Lewis"

"Walter Matthau - Oscar Madison"

"Jack Lemmon - Felix Ungar"

"John Fiedler - Vinnie"

"Herb Edelman - Murray"

"David Sheiner - Roy"

"Larry Haines - Speed"

"Monica Evans - Cecily Pigeon"

"Carole Shelley - Gwendolyn Pigeon"

"Billie Bird - Chamber maid"

"Iris Adrian - Waitress"

"Angelique Pettyjohn - Go-Go dancer"

"Ted Beniades - Bartender"

"Bill Baldwin - Sports announcer"

"You think, uh, religion is for suckers and easy marks and molly-coddlers, eh? You think Jesus was some kind of a sissy, hey? Well, let me tell you, Jesus wouldn't be afraid to walk into this joint or any other speakeasy to preach the gospel. Jesus had guts. He wasn't afraid of the whole Roman army. [Pointing to a picture] Think that quarterback's hot stuff? Well, let me tell you, Jesus would have made the best little All-American quarterback in the history of football. Jesus was a real fighter - the best little scrapper, pound for pound, you ever saw. And why, gentlemen? Love, gentlemen. Jesus had love in both fists! And what is love? Love is the mornin' and the evenin' star. It shines on the cradle of the Babe. Hear ye, sinners. Love is the inspiration of poets and philosophers. Love is the voice of music. I'm talkin' about divine love - not carnal love."

"Sin. Sin, Sin. You're all sinners. You're all doomed to perdition. You're all goin' to the painful, stinkin', scaldin', everlastin' tortures of a fiery hell, created by God for sinners, unless, unless, unless you repent."

"I have here in my pocket - and thank heaven you can't see them - lewd, dirty, obscene, and I'm ashamed to say this: French postcards. They were sold to me in front of your own innocent high school by a man with a black beard... a foreigner."

"I was accosted by three painted women. Your streets are made unsafe by shameless, diseased hussies, rapacious pick-pockets, and insidious opium-smokers."

"As long as I got a foot, I'll kick booze. And, as long as I got a fist, I'll punch it. And, as long as I got a tooth, I'll bite it. And, when I'm old and gray and toothless and bootless, I'll gum it till I go to heaven and booze goes to hell."

"Oh, he gave me special instructions back of the pulpit Christmas Eve. He got to howlin' "Repent! Repent!" and I got to moanin' "Save me! Save me!" and the first thing I know he rammed the fear of God into me so fast I never heard my old man's footsteps!"

"Sister Sharon Falconer: But tonight is a thousand years away."

"George Babbitt: Besides, I'm for a free press, for free enterprise... and for whatever the hell the other freedoms are!"

"Lady in red on Christmas Eve: That's the trouble with this stinking world. Nobody loves nobody."

"Clean-up man: Mister, I've been converted five times. Billy Sunday, Reverend Biederwolf, Gypsy Smith, and twice by Sister Falconer. I get terrible drunk, and then I get good and saved. Both of them done me a powerful lot of good - gettin' drunk and gettin' saved. Well, good night."

"If there was a dollar to be made - Gantry would make it... If there was a soul to be saved - Gantry would save it..."

"You're all sinners... You'll all burn in hell!"

"Tell 'em, Gantry... save 'em from sin... lead 'em to salvation... tell 'em about everything - but not about your whiskey and your women!"

"Burt Lancaster - Elmer Gantry"

"Jean Simmons - Sharon Falconer"

"Arthur Kennedy - Jim Lefferts"

"Dean Jagger - William L. Morgan"

"Shirley Jones - Lulu Bains"

"Patti Page - Sister Rachel"

"Edward Andrews - George F. Babbitt"

"John McIntire - Rev. John Pengilly"

"Hugh Marlowe - Rev. Philip Garrison"

"Joe Maross - Pete"

"Dayton Lummis - Eddington"

"I'm not sentimental about war. I see nothing noble in widows."

"I don't want to know what's good, or bad, or true. I let God worry about the truth. I just want to know the momentary fact about things. Life isn't good, or bad, or true. It's merely factual, it's sensual, it's alive. My idea of living sensual facts are you, a home, a country, a world, a universe. In that order. I want to know what I am, not what I should be."

"No one gets moral unless they're trying to get something or get out of something."

"[to Emily] Well, you're a good woman. You've done the morally right thing. God save us all from people who do the morally right thing. It's always the rest of us who get broken in half."

"Why did Emily call Charlie the most immoral man she'd ever met?"

"Swinging's their game and London will never be the same!"

"James Garner - Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. "Charlie" Madison"

"Julie Andrews - Emily Barham"

"Melvyn Douglas - Admiral William Jessup"

"James Coburn - Lt. Cmdr. Paul "Bus" Cummings"

"Joyce Grenfell - Mrs. Barham"

"Keenan Wynn - Old Sailor"

"Edward Binns - Admiral Thomas Healy"

"Liz Fraser - Sheila"

"William Windom - Captain Harry Spaulding"

"John Crawford - Chief Petty Officer Paul Adams"

"Douglas Henderson - Captain Marvin Ellender"

"When I finally get the chance, the first few precious minutes to talk to them about something I want them to understand, and I find that I am some kind of enemy... the butt of some enormous joke."

"If you deny what you know, or what you are, or where you are, you deny the simplest part of being alive, and then you die."

"Ever tried "punctuation sex", Henrietta? Hyphens are kisses, commas are maybes, and a period is a definite no. And then of course, there's the... limitless realms of semicolons and apostrophes. I shudder to think what an exclamation point might mean."

"They say a writer should stick to what he knows. What nonsense. What did Dickens know about the French Revolution? What did Shakespeare know about Moors in Venice? If he'd stuck to what he knew, we'd have no Othello. We'd have no Alice in Wonderland. We'd have no Treasure Island. You brats think that I and Miss Barrett stand up there day after day, talking about books, and the writing of books, just for the hell of it? You think it's got nothing to do with YOU?"

"A writer creates a book, an individual creates a life! For a writer to create a masterpiece, he's got to think beyond what he knows! For an individual to create a life, even a half-way decent one, he's gotta go beyond what he knows. Go beyond the poverty, the dope, the disease, the degeneracy. Go beyond the oceans to the Alps (he pointed to a map), a magnificent replica of which the Board of Education has generously donated. Stick with what you think, and that's what you're gonna be stuck with! You may as well get out. Now! All of you... Miss Barrett's class dismissed. All of you dismissed for the rest of your crummy lives. Some of you prefer to leave by the window. I prefer to leave by the door. Punch me out. Will ya, Teach?"

"[to Miss Barrett] I've just seen your type before, that's all. There's one every year. "Not living up to your potential," they say. Is that what you were going to say, teach? "Just wanna help you, Joe?" "Just wanna be your friend?" Then they get to feeling very sorry for your about your "environmental factors", and your "low socio-economic level". Till you've just have to tell 'em; "Get your nose outta my environmental factors, will ya? Keep your damn hands off my potential"... and then they turn you in."

"Simple words that could start a war."

"The first mistake this pretty young teacher made was to get off the bus. The second was to walk into Calvin Coolidge High School for the first time. The third was to fall in love with it."

"Up The Down Staircase, is the story of a girl who fell in love with a monster... (The Girl is Sylvia Barrett. Occupation: Brand new teacher)"

"Simple words that start a war: "Good morning. My name is Miss Barrett. I am your Home Room teacher...""

"Sandy Dennis - Sylvia Barrett"

"Patrick Bedford - Paul Barringer"

"Eileen Heckart - Henrietta Pastorfield"

"Ruth White - Beatrice Schachter"

"Jean Stapleton - Sadie Finch"

"Sorrell Booke - Dr. Bester"

"Roy Poole - Mr. McHabe"

"Florence Stanley - Ella Friedenberg"

"Vinnette Carroll - The Mother"

"Oh, Sammy, what's the use? Mr. Boogey Man, King of Blood they used to call me. Marx Brothers make you laugh, Garbo makes you weep, Orlok makes you scream."

"You know what they call my films today? Camp! High camp!"

"[watching the audience seeing his movie] Strange not getting any reaction, isn't it?"

"[Bobby Thompson cowers before him] Is that what I was afraid of?"

"Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I'd like to leave you with a little story to think about as you drive home... through the darkness... Once upon a time, many many years ago, a rich merchant in Baghdad sent his servant to the marketplace to buy provisions. And after a while the servant came back, white-faced and trembling, and said, Master, when I was in the marketplace, I was jostled by a woman in the crowd and I turned to look, and I saw that it was Death that had jostled me. And she looked at me and made a threatening gesture. Oh, Master, please lend me your horse, that I may ride away from this city and escape my fate. I will ride to Samarra and Death will not find me there. So the merchant loaned him the horse and the servant mounted it, dug his spurs into its flank, and as fast as the horse could gallop he rode towards Samarra. Then the merchant went to the marketplace and he saw Death standing in the crowd and he said to her, Why did you make a threatening gesture to my servant when you saw him this morning? And Death said, I made no threatening gesture. That was, that was only a start of surprise. I was astonished to see him here in Baghdad, for I have an appointment with him tonight in Samarra."

"[typed out in letter] TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: It is now 11.40 am. My wife is still asleep but when she wakes up, I am going to kill her. Then I am going to kill my mother. I know they will get me, but there will be more killing before I die."

"[to the police] Hardly ever missed, did I?"

"All the good movies have been made."

"I just killed my wife and my mother. I know they'll get me. But before that, many more will die..."

"TARGETS are people...and you could be one of them!"

"Tim O'Kelly - Bobby Thompson"

"Boris Karloff - Byron Orlok"

"Arthur Peterson - Ed Loughlin"

"Monte Landis - Marshall Smith"

"Nancy Hsueh - Jenny"

"Peter Bogdanovich - Sammy Michaels"

"Cell. Prison Cell. How did I get here?"

"You're a pathetic sight, Walker, from where I'm standing. Chasing shadows. You're played out. It's over. You're finished. What would you do with the money if you got it? It wasn't yours in the first place. Why don't you just lie down - and die?"

"[to Walker after he has handed her the stack of cash intended for her sister] You died at Alcatraz, all right. Goodbye, Walker."

"Brewster: Let me tell you something about corporations, Walker. This is a corporation. I'm an officer in a corporation. We deal in millions. We never see cash! I got about eleven dollars in my pocket."

"Frederick Carter: I said nobody was supposed to go up there! He could have done without a girl for one night."

"Lee Marvin - Walker"

"Angie Dickinson - Chris"

"Keenan Wynn - Yost"

"Carroll O'Connor - Brewster"

"Lloyd Bochner - Frederick Carter"

"Michael Strong - Stegman"

"John Vernon - Mal Reese"

"Sharon Acker - Lynne"

"James B. Sikking - Hired Gun"

"Doctors. They made a dwarf out of me. Doctors and lawyers. What do they care? Ever see a millionaire fry in the electric chair? Hell, no. There's two kinds of laws, honey: One for the rich and one for the poor."

"It doesn't make sense. I mean what happened. It had nothing to do with the Clutters. They never hurt me. They just happened to be there. I thought Mr. Clutter was a very nice gentleman... I thought so right up to the time I cut his throat."

"When it first began.... Who knows when anything really begins? When Dick first told me the plan, it didn't even seem real. Then, the closer we got, the more real it became. Like the crazy stunt had a life of its own and nothing could stop it. Like I was reading a story...and I had to know what was gonna happen. How it would end."

"I despise people who can't control themselves."

"I'd like to apologize, but... who to?"

"Someday, somebody will explain to me the motive of a newspaper. First, you scream, "Find the bastards." Till we find them, you want to get us fired. When we find them, you accuse us of brutality. Before we go into court, you give them a trial by newspaper. When we finally get a conviction, you want to save them by proving they were crazy in the first place."

"Mercy for them. The killers. How fortunate that their amicable attorneys were not present at the Clutter house on that fateful evening. How very fortunate for them that they were not present that evening to plead mercy for the doomed family, because otherwise, they would have found their corpses too. If you allow them life imprisonment, they will be eligible for parole in 7 years. That is the law. Gentlemen, 4 of your neighbors were slaughtered like hogs in a pen by them. They did not strike suddenly in the heat of passion, but for money. They did not kill in vengeance, they planned it for money. And how cheaply those lives were bought. $40. $10 a life. They drove 400 miles to come here. They brought their weapons with them. [picks up a shotgun] This shotgun. [picks up a knife] This dagger. '[picks up a rope] This is the rope they hogtied their victims with. [picks up a vile of blood]]] This is the blood they spilled. Herb Clutter's. They who had no pity, now ask for yours. They who had no mercy, now ask for yours. They who shed no tears, now ask for yours. If you have tears to shed, weep not for them, weep for their victims. [picks up a copy of the Holy Bible] From the way the Holy Bible was quoted here today, You might think the word of God was written only to protect the killers, but they didn't read you this: Exodus 20:13: "Thou shalt not kill." Or this: Genesis 9:12: "Who so sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed.""

"Robert Blake - Perry Smith"

"Scott Wilson - Dick Hickock"

"John Forsythe - Alvin Dewey"

"Paul Stewart - Reporter"

"Gerald S. O'Loughlin - Harold Nye"

"Jeff Corey - Dick's father"

"James Flavin - Clarence Duntz"

"Charles McGraw - Perry's father"

"Will Geer - Prosecuting attorney"

"[repeated line to his mother-in-law] Shut up, Mother."

"[on Abraham Lincoln] Great president, lousy lawyer."

"[on Clarence Darrow] Great lawyer, lousy dresser."

"Jack Lemmon - Harry Hinkle"

"Walter Matthau - William H. "Whiplash Willie" Gingrich"

"Ron Rich - Luther "Boom Boom" Jackson"

"Judi West - Sandy Hinkle"

"Cliff Osmond - Chester Purkey"

"Lurene Tuttle - Harry's mother"

"Harry Holcombe - O'Brien"

"Les Tremayne - Thompson"

"Laurne Gilbert - Kincaid"

"Marge Redmond - Charlotte Gingrich"

"Noam Pitlik - Max"

"Harry Davis - Dr. Krugman"

"Ann Shoemaker - Sister Veronica"

"Maryesther Denver - Nurse"

"Ned Glass - Doc Schindler"

"Sig Ruman - Professor Winterhalter"

"Archie Moore - Mr. Jackson"

"Howard McNear - Mr. Cimoli"

"Bill Christopher - Intern"

"Bartlett Robinson - Specialist #1"

"Robert P. Lieb - Specialist #2"

"Martin Blaine - Specialist #3"

"Ben Wright - Specialist #4"

"Dodie Heath - Nun"

"Herbie Faye - Maury"

"Billy Beck - Maury's assistant"

"Judy Pace - Elvira"

"Helen Kleeb - The lawyers' receptionist"

"Lisa Irwin (credited as Lisa Irwin Linsky) - Ginger Gingrich"

"John Todd Roberts - Jeffrey Gingrich"

"Keith Jackson - Football announcer"

"Herb Ellis - TV director"

"Don Reed - Newscaster"

"Louise Vienna - Girl on TV"

"Bob Doqui - Man in bar"

"John Anderson (uncredited) - Abraham Lincoln"

"There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who'll do anything for money and those who'll do almost anything for money..."

"Why was she planted in Harry Hinkle's bedroom?"

"Is he a spy? A security risk? Is he unfaithful? Or is he a nice, normal shnook out to make a lousy million bucks by sheer accident!"

"Dough is the most important ingredient in THE FORTUNE COOKIE"

"How Harry Hinkle became a fortune cookie OR: some people will do anything for $249,000.92."

"Let's see, flying rubber... Flubber!"

"Corners beautifully, doesn't it?"

"I'm an American! See it? My credit cards!"

"Substance X, we dub thee... Flubber!"

"Mr. Hawk, let me get this straight. You want me to turn my discovery over to you so you can blackmail our government?"

"First Referee: There's nothing in the rule book that says one team can't jump higher than the other."

"Biff Hawk: Oh, it's just Neddy the Nut out flying his old Model T."

"Fred MacMurray - Professor Ned Brainard"

"Nancy Olson - Betsy Carlisle"

"Keenan Wynn - Alonzo P. Hawk"

"Tommy Kirk - Biff Hawk"

"Leon Ames - President Jeffrey Daggett"

"Elliott Reid - Professor Shelby Ashton"

"Edward Andrews - Defense Secretary"

"David Lewis - General Singer"

"Jack Mullaney - Air Force Captain"

"Belle Montrose - Mrs. Chatsworth"

"Wally Brown - Coach Elkins"

"Wally Boag - TV Newsman"

"Don Ross - Lenny"

"Forrest Lewis - Officer Kelley"

"James Westerfield - Officer Hanson"

"Gage Clarke - Reverend Bosworth"

"Alan Hewitt - General Hotchkiss"

"Raymond Bailey - Admirial Olmstead"

"Ed Wynn - Fire Chief"

"Without a real car, I'm only half a man."

"You don't understand what happens, do you? They make ten thousand cars, they make them exactly the same way, and one or two of 'em turn out to be something special. Nobody knows why."

"I may be kidding myself, but I think I can make something out of that sad little bucket of bolts."

"Has everybody gone nuts around here? I can understand how Tennessee feels, he's just in off a flying saucer."

"[to Herbie, sotto voce] I'm your friend."

"Up the Irish!"

"[seeing a sabotaged spare wheel] Thorndyke again. He made a pizza outta it!"

"I salute your honesty, my dear, a quality not necessarily to be despised."

"At a time like this, whatever kind of time it is, I always say money serves to ease the pain."

"Sometimes I really don't like myself…"

"[caught in Herbie's cargo compartment] Get me outta here!"

"Herbie Will Honk His Way Into Your Heart."

"It's a Love-in for Herbie... the incredible little car who shifts for himself!"

"Dean Jones - James Jim Douglas"

"Michele Lee - Carole Bennet"

"David Tomlinson - Peter Thorndyke"

"Buddy Hackett - Tennessee Steinmetz"

"Joe Flynn - Havershaw"

"Benson Fong - Mr. Wu"

"Joe E. Ross - Detective"

"Barry Kelley - Police sergeant"

"Iris Adrian - Carhop"

"Volkswagen Beetle - Herbie"

"Brian Keith as Sheriff Pete Williams"

"Vera Miles as Dorothy Williams"

"Pamela Franklin as Julie Williams"

"Sabu as Ram Singh"

"Edward Andrews as Governor"

"Una Merkel as Mrs. Watkins"

"Peter Brown as Vern Goodman"

"Kevin Corcoran as Tom Hadley"

"Donald May as Captain Anderson"

"You knew Helen's medal for good. One more like that it's the glue factory - for both of us."

"How about a wrestler named "Aspercel the Terrible?""

"Tally Ho! Ho! Ho!...It's the MERRIEST-GO-ROUND of the Year!"

"They're All riding - On One Big Jump...Daughter's dream...Dad's job...and a blue ribbon for the boss!"

"JOIN-IN the all Disney FUN-IN!"

"Dean Jones as Frederick "Fred" Bolton"

"Diane Baker as Suzie "S.J." Clemens"

"Lloyd Bochner as Archer Madison"

"Fred Clark as Tom Dugan"

"Ellen Janov as Helen Bolton"

"Morey Amsterdam as Charlie Blake"

"Kurt Russell as Ronnie Gardner"

"Lurene Tuttle as Aunt Martha"

"Alan Hewitt as Harry Tomis"

"Frederico Piñero as Lorendo"

"Florence MacMichael as Catherine"

"Joan Marshall as Mimsey"

"Robin Eccles as Judy Gardner"

"Adam Williams as Sergeant Roberts"

"Norman Grabowski as Truck Driver"

"It's the happiest musical of the year!"

"So Big!... So Romantic!... So Full of Life!"

"Fred MacMurray - Father"

"Greer Garson - Mother"

"Gladys Cooper - Aunt Mary"

"Geraldine Page - Mrs. Duke"

"Tommy Steele - John Lawless"

"Hermione Baddeley - Mrs. Worth"

"John Davidson - Angie"

"Lesley Ann Warren - Cordy"

"Paul Petersen - Tony"

"Eddie Hodges - Livingston"

"Joyce Bulifant - Rosemary"

"Sean McClory - Police Sgt."

"Jim McMullan - Lt. Powell"

"William Wellman, Jr. - Lt. Grayson"

"Aron Kincaid - Walter Blakely"

"I may not know a winner when I see one, but I sure as hell can spot a loser."

"You know somethin', Turkey? My old man never got out of the fourth grade. When it came to people, he didn't know his ass from his elbow. You know what he was? He was a faith healer. I used to travel the circuit with him. I was the one he healed. I was the shill to get the crowd set up. "Walk, my boy. When I lay my hand on you, you will walk." You will walk. Sodden old bastard. He thought it was him they believed in, but it was me."

"Here they are again, folks! These wonderful, wonderful kids! Still struggling! Still hoping! As the clock of fate ticks away, the dance of destiny continues! The marathon goes on, and on, and on! HOW LONG CAN THEY LAST?!"

"Jane Fonda - Gloria Beatty"

"Michael Sarrazin - Robert Syverton"

"Susannah York - Alice LeBlanc"

"Gig Young - Rocky Graver"

"Red Buttons - Harry Kline"

"Bonnie Bedelia - Ruby"

"Bruce Dern - James"

"Allyn Ann McLerie - Shirley"

"Robert Fields - Joel Girard"

"Michael Conrad - Rollo"

"Al Lewis - Turkey"

"Madge Kennedy - Mrs. Laydon"

"My corn I take serious because it's my corn, and my potatoes and my tomatoes and fences I take note of because they're mine. But this war is not mine and I take no note of it!"

"Lord, We cleared this land; We plowed it, sowed it, and harvested it. We cooked the harvest. It wouldn't be here—we wouldn't be eating it—if we hadn't done it all ourselves. We worked dog-bone hard for every crumb and morsel But we thank you just the same anyway, Lord, for this food we're about to eat. Amen."

"What d'you do with dead soldiers?"

"[after Boy Anderson is abducted by Union soldiers] Now it concerns us."

"You run a sad kind of train, mister. It takes people away when they don't want to go, and won't bring them back when they're ready."

"I'm not going to kill you. I want you to live. I want you to live to be an old man, and I want you to have many, many, many children, and I want you to feel about your children then the way I feel about mine now. And someday, when a man comes along and kills one of em, I want you to remember! Okay? I want you to remember."

"There's nothing much I can tell you about this war. It's like all wars, I suppose. The undertakers are winning it. Oh, the politicians will talk a lot about the "glory" of it, and the old men'll talk about the "need" of it—the soldiers, they just want to go home."

"SHAKES THE SCREEN LIKE CANNON THUNDER!"

"Two Mighty Armies Trampled Its Valley…A Fighting Family Challenged Them Both!"

"James Stewart as Charlie Anderson"

"Doug McClure as Sam"

"Glenn Corbett as Jacob Anderson"

"Patrick Wayne as James Anderson"

"Rosemary Forsyth as Jennie Anderson"

"Phillip Alford as Boy Anderson"

"Katharine Ross as Ann Anderson"

"Charles Robinson as Nathan Anderson"

"Jim McMullan as John Anderson"

"Tim McIntire as Henry Anderson"

"Eugene Jackson Jnr. as Gabriel"

"Paul Fix as Dr. Tom Witherspoon"

"Denver Pyle as Pastor Bjoerling"

"George Kennedy as Col. Fairchild"

"James Best as Carter, Rebel Soldier"

"Tom Simcox as Lt. Johnson"

"Berkeley Harris as Capt. Richards"

"Harry Carey, Jr. as Jenkins (rebel soldier)"

"Kevin Hagen as Mule (deserter)"

"Dabbs Greer as Abernathy"

"Strother Martin as Train Engineer"

"Kelly Thordsen as Federal Purchasing Agent Carroll"

"Set in a Virginia farm during the Civil War, this popular family film offers all-American star Jimmy Stewart a classic role, a widower with six sons who initially refuses to takes sides or get involved in the conflict—only to learn otherwise."

"Stewart uses his vast experience and established screen image as the all-American hero to an advantage in a role, which was made to order as he reached the later phases of his glorious career. Beginning with his protag's name, Charlie is a classic American hero, played by Cooper, Stewart, and even Bogart, a man initially cherishing isolation and lack of involvement only to be forced into a divisive conflict through circumstances, both personal and political."

"A successful film not just because of the marriage of the right actor in the appropriate genre, but also the timely infusion of challenging questions about a nation at war."

"When this movie was released in 1965, the U. S. war in Vietnam had just begun, and antiwar sentiments had not yet began to swell in America. Libertarians, of course, had opposed the war from the start, but at this time, the public sentiment in these united states was generally in favour of deployment. Thus, the average moviegoer did not draw any connection between this film and the war when it was released. A few years later, however, antiwar activists looked back on this libertarian western fondly. The antiwar and propertarian message in this film, however, should be looked upon in a broader context. The message, after all, is timeless. All wars really do resemble the description given by Mr. Anderson. Whether it be the War Between the States, the Vietnam War, or our present wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, governments wage them for the perceived benefit of the political class, and they get us to fight for them. Let us, therefore, dream of a brighter future, a future where property rights are respected and where governments, insofar as they continue to exist, are so weak and powerless that they cannot compel even one man to fight on their behalf."

"All I want is to enter my house justified."

"(to Heck Longtree) Pick that up, These mountains don't need your trash!"

"Ever hear of Folsom Prison? Well, it's solid rock. And during the years we spend there, we're going to discuss the events of these past few minutes at great length. And by the time you get out, you won't like them any better than I do now – which isn't one hell of a lot."

"Sometimes I get to thinking there's nobody left in the world but my father and me."

"Yep, a sweet little thing like you oughta have the pick of the litter. No rush about making up your mind."

"Haw, haw, haw! You better cut yourself a switch, Mr. Longtree. I don't think you could handle me bare-handed. But you all are gonna get yerself a chance to try, directly."

"[Making a concerted and touching effort to focus, despite the tawdry surroundings and his own inebriation] We're gathered here in the high mountains, in the presence of this august company, to join this man and this woman in matrimony. Now, I'm not a man of the cloth, and this is not a religious ceremony. It's a civil marriage. But it's not to be entered into unadvisedly, but reverently and soberly. A good marriage has a kind of simple glory about it. A good marriage is like a rare animal – it's hard to find, almost impossible to keep. You see, people change. That's important for you to know at the beginning; people change. The glory of a good marriage don't come at the beginning; it comes later on, and it's hard work."

"Showdown in the High Sierra!"

"Randolph Scott - Gil Westrum"

"Joel McCrea - Steve Judd"

"Mariette Hartley - Elsa Knudsen"

"Ron Starr - Heck Longtree"

"Edgar Buchanan - Judge Tolliver"

"R.G. Armstrong - Joshua Knudsen"

"Jenie Jackson - Kate"

"James Drury - Billy Hammond"

"L.Q. Jones - Sylvus Hammond"

"John Anderson - Elder Hammond"

"John Davis Chandler - Jimmy Hammond"

"Warren Oates - Henry Hammond"

"Byron Foulger - Abner Sampson"

"Frank Hagney - Miner"

"Percy Helton - Luther Sampson"

"Don Kennedy - Policemen on street"

"Jack Kenny - Miner"

"Michael T. Mikler - Hank"

"Carmen Phillips - Saloon girl"

"Well, hurry it up. We're working on a locomotive, not a pocketwatch."

"You crazy bastard."

"[last words] Labiche! Here's your prize, Labiche. Some of the greatest paintings in the world. Does it please you, Labiche? You feel a sense of excitement at just being near them? A painting means as much to you as a string of pearls to an ape. You won by sheer luck. You stopped me without knowing what you were doing or why. You are nothing, Labiche. A lump of flesh. The paintings are mine. They always will be. Beauty belongs to the man who can appreciate it. They will always belong to me, or a man like me. Now, this minute, you couldn't tell me why you did what you did."

"Those paintings are part of France. The Germans want to take them away. They've taken our land, our food, they live in our houses, and now they're trying to take our art. This beauty, this vision of life, born out of France, our special vision, our trust. We hold it in trust, don't you see, for everyone? This is our pride, what we create and hold for the world. There are worse things to risk your life for than that."

"One man's impossible mission - to save his country's priceless treasures!"

"It carried their hopes, their nation's honour!"

"Burt Lancaster as Paul Labiche"

"Paul Scofield as Col. Franz von Waldheim"

"Jeanne Moreau as Christine"

"Suzanne Flon as Mademoiselle Villard"

"Michel Simon as Papa Boule"

"It's interesting to watch a "bottle baby" defend her weakness. One thing I can say for you, your approach is always different. Today, it's complete submission. I can't even get a rise out of you. You know, I think I like you better when you're sloppy drunk and violent. That's the real you, and that's the one I like, the one that hates me and gives me a chance to hate back."

"Well, that's a novelty - you're refusing anything with alcohol in it! I'm not used to seeing you sober this time of day."

"You try to hide what you are in the fumes of whisky."

"Old women always give me the creeps!"

"What woman lives, who has passed the prime of her life, that would not give her remaining years to reclaim even a few moments of joy and happiness and to know the worship of men?"

"You will never escape me, you are the one in my dreams of blood!"

"Sally Howard: Well, I know you advertised for old women, but the one in the office looks like she came right out of The Mummy's Tomb!"

"Bertram Garvay: There's only one trouble with running away - you always meet yourself when you get there."

"June Talbot: Did you say whiskey? Here's to you whiskey - guardian of all frustrated wives."

"Forever young! Forever deadly! She lived off the life blood of male victims!"

"Men Were Her Prey For Eternal Youth."

"She drained men of their loves and lives."

"Coleen Gray — June Talbot"

"Grant Williams — Neil Foster"

"Phillip Terry — Dr. Paul Talbot"

"Gloria Talbott — Sally"

"I had to go the Santo Domingo bar and I had to find Agent XK-120, whom I'd never met."

"Mary-Belle Monahan, alias Mary-Monahan Belle, alias Belle-Mary Monahan, alias Monahan Marybelle: they say she was a gun moll just because Lucky Luciano gave her a Rolls Royce every Christmas and they can't really prove she sneaked into the Hollywood Bowl with a tommygun and rubbed out the convention of police chiefs in 1956. Oh, I knew that she got nailed cold when she was pushing heroin in the laundry room at Boys' Town, but I'm willing to give anyone the benefit of the doubt - especially when she's as crazy-looking as Mary-Belle."

"Renzo loved Mary-Belle, but he was the skipper and decided to go down ahead of his ship."

"So I got the girl... and guess who got the gold."

"This Gangster's "Single Partner" Isn't Even Human!"

"What was the unspeakable secret of the sea?"

"Antony Carbone — Renzo Capetto"

"Betsy Jones-Moreland — Mary-Belle Monahan"

"Robert Towne — Sparks Moran / Agent XK150 / Narrator"

"Beach Dickerson — Pete Peterson Jr"

"Well, when Voldar "accidentally" left us in the airlock and then came up here and "accidentally" threw the door switch, we knew we had to get out of there in a hurry or that would be the end of us. Eh, uh, "accidentally," of course."

"[after being asked if he is going to use a rocket sleigh] No siree! We're going out the good ol' fashioned way. Prancer and Dancer and Donder and Blitzen, and Vixen and Nixon... oh, consarnit I get those names mixed up, but the KIDS know their names."

"All this trouble over a fat little man in a red suit!"

"If we take them with us to Mars, Santa's disappearance will remain a mystery. No one on Earth will ever know that Santa Claus was kidnapped by Martians."

"You'll never get away with this, you Martian!"

"TV News Announcer: Here's another UFO Bulletin: The Defense Department has just announced that the unidentified flying object suddenly disappeared from our radar screen. They believe the object has either disintegrated in space, or it may be a space ship from another planet which has the ability to nullify all radar beams."

"TV News Announcer: [News report after Santa's disappearance] And Mrs. Claus has positively identified the kidnappers as Martians."

"U.S.A. Military Official: We are going to forget the safety checks and go after those Martian Monkeys!"

"Blast off for Mars... with Santa and a pair of Earth kids!"

"Science-Fun-Fiction at its height!"

"Santa Kidnapped by the Martians! Out-of-this-world fun 'n' action...as two Earth Kids are whisked away with him to Mars!"

"In space-blazing COLOR"

"Santa Brings Christmas Fun to Mars!"

"John Call - Santa Claus"

"Leonard Hicks - Kimar"

"Vincent Beck - Voldar"

"Bill McCutcheon - Dropo"

"Victor Stiles - Billy"

"Donna Conforti - Betty"

"Chris Month - Bomar"

"Pia Zadora - Girmar"

"Leila Martin - Momar"

"Charles Renn - Hargo"

"James Cahill - Rigna"

"Ned Wertimer - Andy Anderson"

"Doris Rich - Mrs. Claus"

"Carl Don - Chochem / Von Green"

"Ivor Bodin - Winky"

"[breaking bread during the Last Supper] Blessed you are you, oh Master, Our King of the Universe that gives us the bread, fruit of the Earth. Take, eat, therefore this is my body that will be given by you, do this in my memory. [pours wine] Blessed you are you, oh Master, Our King of the Universe that gives us the wine, fruit of the Vineyard. Take, drink, therefore this is my blood that will be spilled by many for the pardon of sins."

"[on the cross] My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"

"Behold, the sign of the pagan. As God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah, so shall he send hosts to destroy the idol worshippers. The day is coming when the sword shall descend upon her legions. Her mighty kings and princes shall grow feeble. Her stolen treasures made worthless. Her cities shall crumble into dusts. We shall raise our voice and be heard."

"[to Lucius, who is about to arrest him] Take me. But, you cannot stop Him who comes after me."

"Caesar could find no Jew to press Rome's laws on this fallen land. So, Caesar named one Herod the Great, an Arab of the Bedouin tribe as the new false and maleficent King of the Jews."

"From the dusts at Herod's feet, rebellions of Jews rose up. And Herod, in reply, planted evil seeds from which forests of Roman crosses grew high on Jerusalem's hills."

"Trapped in this darkness, the Jews survived, by one promise: God would send a Messiah to deliver them forth."

"Herod the Great, crushed by his many murders, self-crucified, fell dead. And Herod Antipas took murder for his crown."

"For Jesus saw his own disciples doubt him. Awed by his miracles, faithful to him; yet, still they wondered why the Messiah could not raise up miraculous armies to strike Judea free. Could simple love and brotherhood be weapons against Rome?"

"Herod Antipas: [observing John the Baptist from a distance] One more Messiah on the way. Do these Jews never tire of inventing deliverers?"

"Pontius Pilate: There are no such things as miracles. Only fools who believe in them."

"Barabbas: We need more fighters and fewer prophets."

"Barabbas: Judas dreams. And all dreamers are fools."

"The Power - The Passion - The Greatness - The Glory"

"The most exciting human drama the screen has ever told. A story of the Christ, His life, His deeds, the inspiration of His spoken words."

"Of good and evil, of love and hate, of peace and war."

"A Story of The Christ. The Glory of His Spoken Words."

"Jeffrey Hunter — Jesus"

"Siobhán McKenna — Mary"

"Robert Ryan — John the Baptist"

"Ron Randell — Lucius of Cyrene"

"Hurd Hatfield — Pontius Pilate"

"Viveca Lindfors - Claudia Procula"

"Rita Gam - Herodias"

"Carmen Sevilla - Mary Magdalene"

"Brigid Bazlen - Salomé"

"Harry Guardino - Barabbas"

"Rip Torn - Judas Iscariot"

"Frank Thring - Herod Antipas"

"Guy Rolfe - Caiaphas"

"Royal Dano - Peter"

"Edric Connor - Balthazar"

"Maurice Marsac - Nicodemus"

"Grégoire Aslan - Herod the Great"

"George Coulouris - a camel driver"

"Conrado San Martín - Pompey"

"Gérard Tichy - Joseph"

"Antonio Mayans - John the Apostle"

"Luis Prendes - Dismas, the Penitent thief"

"David Davies - burly man"

"José Nieto - Caspar"

"Rubén Rojo - Matthew"

"Fernando Sancho - the demon-possessed man"

"Michael Wager - Thomas"

"Félix de Pomés - Joseph of Arimathea"

"Adriano Rimoldi - Melchior"

"Barry Keegan - Gestas, the Impenitent thief"

"Rafael Luis Calvo - Simon of Cyrene"

"Tino Barrero - Andrew"

"Paco Morán - blind man of Bethsaida"

"(Incognito) Jason, when your father defended his kingdom... no man fought harder than I!"

"If I were to punish every blasphemy, I'd soon lose all loyalty and respect."

"The gods are best served by those who need their help the least."

"For the moment, let them enjoy a calm sea, a fresh breeze and each other. The girl is pretty and I was always sentimental. But for Jason, there are other adventures. I have not finished with Jason. Let us continue the game another day."

"Rise up, you dead, slain of the hydra, rise from your graves and avenge us! Those who steal the Golden Fleece must die."

"Lord Zeus, I was a sinner. I have never tried to deny it. But I didn't sin every day! Why then do you punish me every day?"

"The epic story that was destined to stand as a colossus of adventure!"

"Greatest Odyssey Of The Ages - for the first time on the screen"

"Todd Armstrong — Jason"

"Nancy Kovack — Medea"

"Gary Raymond — Acastus"

"Niall MacGinnis — Zeus"

"Laurence Naismith — Argus"

"Michael Gwynn — Hermes"

"Douglas Wilmer — Pelias"

"Jack Gwillim — King Aeëtes"

"Honor Blackman — Hera"

"John Cairney — Hylas"

"Patrick Troughton — Phineus"

"Andrew Faulds — Phalerus"

"Nigel Green — Hercules"

"Cowboys Battle Monsters in the Lost World of Forbidden Valley."

"James Franciscus — Tuck"

"Gila Golan — T.J."

"Richard Carlson — Champ"

"Laurence Naismith — Professor Bromley"

"To... uh... paraphrase the venerable adage: we shall kill two birds, with one... pillow."

"[giving eulogy for John F. Black] And so, my friends, we find ourselves gathered around the bier of Mrs... er... Mr... You Know Whom... this litter of sorrow, this cairn, this cromlech, this dread dochma, this gart, this mastaba, this sorrowing tope, this unhappy tumulus, this, this... what is the word?... this... er, coffin! Never could think of that word. Requiescat in Pace, Mr... um... Mr... the memory of your good deeds will not perish with your untimely sepulcher."

"[repeated line upon waking up from his "death"] What place is THIS?"

"FELIX GILLIE---"Why did I ever escape from prison? It was so peaceful there !""

"Your favorite creeps...together again!"

"Every shroud has a silver lining!"

"Where the GHOULS are...is where the FUN is!"

"They put new life in the undertaking business!"

"A grave case of greed gone too far!"

"A macabre romp featuring 4 great names from the Horror Hall of Fame!"

"Vincent Price — Waldo Trumbull"

"Peter Lorre — Felix Gillie"

"Boris Karloff — Amos Hinchley"

"Basil Rathbone — John F. Black, Esq"

"Joyce Jameson - Amaryllis Trumbull"

"Joe E. Brown - the Cemetery Keeper"

"Beverly Hills - Mrs. Phipps"

"Alan DeWitt - Riggs"

"Buddy Mason - Mr. Phipps"

"Douglas Williams - the Doctor"

"Linda Rogers - Phipps' Maid"

"Luree Holmes - Black's Servant"

"Rhubarb the cat - Cleopatra"

"Mr. Winthrop, three-quarters of my family have fallen into madness, and in their madness have acquired a, a superhuman strength... so that it took the power of many to subdue them."

"I suggest you leave, Mr. Winthrop. No? Then perish with us."

"See to the crypt, will you?"

"Did you know that I could hear the scratching of her fingernails on the casket lid?"

"Vincent Price - Roderick Usher"

"Mark Damon - Philip Winthrop"

"Myrna Fahey - Madeline Usher"

"Harry Ellerbe - Bristol"

"The House of Usher is no more - and the place whereon it stood is as if - it had never been."

"Edgar Allan Poe's overwhelming tale of EVIL & TORMENT"

"I heard her first feeble movements in the coffin... we had put her living in the tomb!"

"He buried her alive... to save his soul!"

"Edgar Allan Poe's demonic tale of The Ungodly... The Evil House of Usher"

"Pray, speak quietly, every sound you make is such exquisite agony to me."

"This is the father of all ironies!"

"I admire you, Mr. Strock. You do what you feel you must do without caring whether you alienate anyone or whether they understand you or not. That is my way. That is the only way for a man of dedication. I know that you would like to stop me, sir. For that reason, my impulse is to have you destroyed. My desire on the other hand is to have you join me."

"Vincent Price - Robur"

"Charles Bronson - John Strock"

"Henry Hull - Prudent"

"Mary Webster - Dorothy Prudent"

"David Frankham - Philip Evans"

"Richard Harrison - Alistair The Helmsman"

"Vito Scotti - Topage"

"Wally Campo - First Mate Turner"

"Ken Terrell - Crewman Shanks"

"[quoting from Poe's poem] Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore. While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door. "'Tis some visitor," I muttered, "tapping at my chamber door. Only this and nothing more.""

"Vincent Price - Dr. Erasmus Craven"

"Peter Lorre - Dr. Adolphus Bedlo"

"Boris Karloff - Dr. Scarabus"

"Hazel Court - Lenore Craven"

"Olive Sturgess - Estelle Craven"

"Jack Nicholson - Rexford Bedlo"

"Connie Wallace - Maid"

"William Baskin - Grimes"

"Aaron Saxon - Gort"

"There was no battle of egos, just a little discussion about technique. Peter loved to improvise, but Boris did not. Boris pointed out he was a classically trained actor who learned his lines from the script and came prepared to deliver them as written. "It puts me off," he told me of Peter's improvisations."

"I told Peter I loved what he did, but that we needed to stay a bit closer to the script. Vincent was cool with it either way."

"The supreme adventure in terror!"

"THE TERROR BEGINS AT MIDNIGHT!"

"The Macabre Masterpiece of Terror!"

"Wits and wizardry run a-fowl!"

"The year: 2020. The Moon has been explored and colonized and the next space goal is about to be reached - the first landing by on the planet Venus. Scientists profoundly hope that life, similar to that on Earth, may be found on this planet where so many physical conditions are like our own. Three rocket ships of an international expedition - the Sirius, Vega and Capella, after having successfully traveled 200 million miles are in the final stages of their journey..."

"And so man's search for intelligent life on other planets and in other galaxies will continue. For this is the heart and meaning of that great adventure - the exploration of the Universe."

"Basil Rathbone — Professor Hartman"

"Faith Domergue — Dr. Marsha Evans"

"Gennadi Vernov — Andre Ferneau, as "Robert Chantal""

"Georgiy Zhzhonov — Hans Walters, as "Kurt Boden"

"Invaders of my universe, you are doomed."

"You have come to me, feeble, stupid men, armed only with courage and foolish weapons. You have come to destroy me, but my weapons are more powerful than yours. Your own fears have created the means of your destruction. Come, then! Challenge me! We shall see who survives."

"Come. I have waited long for this moment. Give me your minds, your innermost thoughts. You are powerless. I shall drain your minds and bend your will to mine. You will submit, and I shall possess you. Through your minds and bodies I will rule you and make your world mine."

"Your courage is great, but I am still here. I will destroy you."

"Look, commander, this kind of monster I can handle."

"There was a girl. Lisa. A real chick. Hey, she was German, too. A U.N. biological expert. Boy, was she biological. I wish I could have taught her MY kind of biology."

"Paradise Uranus - complete with rats, severals Eves, and even our apples."

"Narrator: There are no limits to the imagination and man's ability to make reality out of his visions is his greatest strength. Through this skill, he has been able to conquer time and space. The story you are about to see takes place after man has solved the complex mysteries of space travel. The year is 2001. Life is changed now. The planet Earth is no longer racked by wars and threats of annihilation. Man has learned to live with himself. The United Nations is the sole governing body of the world, and the great hunger now, is for knowledge. All the planets near the Sun, including Saturn, have been explored and charted by the U.N. Space Fleet, but as yet, no sign of life in any form has been in any form has been discovered, the search goes on and systematic exploration continues. Spaceship Explorer 12 is now on a mission to survey, land and investigate the seventh planet, Uranus."

"Karl: I... I have always had an abnormal fear of rats. That's why I couldn't stand up to that... rat thing."

"Eric: We're going to pay that mirage a little visit."

"A Trip Into Pure Hell."

"Have They Terrifying Powers Of Mind Over Matter?"

"You're in Space beyond Space."

"What is this monstrous THING? With the power of mind over matter?... There beyond the stars your unspeakable fears...deepest desires...come alive...and you are trapped in a spectacle of terror- your secret fears pitted against you!"

"John Agar — Capt. Don Graham"

"Carl Ottosen — Eric"

"Peter Monch — Karl"

"Ove Sprogøe — Barry O'Sullivan"

"Louis Miehe-Renard — Svend"

"Ann Smyrner — Ingrid"

"You are from a nation of speaking people. How glorious that must be! Our society is less fortunate."

"I fear our future is done, Captain. We have returned to the cave where men first lived on earth. We have returned to our birthplace to die."

"I don't trust that man. Especially his thoughts."

"Major, I must tell you the truth, understandably not an easy thing for me to do. Everything they say about us is true. We are sick and dying. You can imagine with the envy I look upon you, Kruse, Dr. Bourman. I myself am in the first stages of mutation."

"Secretary Lloyd Patterson: Gentlemen, we've got a lot to think about."

"Trapped! ... in the incredible cosmic world that moves 100 years beyond time!"

"The Science Fiction Shocker That is a Nightmare of Reality!"

"A Spectacle of the World of Tomorrow! Fantastic Sights to Stagger the Imagination!"

"Adam and Eve of the year 2024! Only they could repopulate the world!"

"Robert Clarke — Maj. William Allison"

"Darlene Tompkins — Princess Trirene"

"Arianne Arden — Capt. Markova"

"Vladimir Sokoloff — The Supreme"

"Boyd 'Red' Morgan — Captain"

"Stephen Bekassy — Gen. Karl Kruse"

"John van Dreelen — Dr. Bourman"

"James Altgens — Secretary Lloyd Patterson"

"There are many things you will not understand here. Maybe in time you shall."

"We are able to translate all languages with voice tone waves."

"Capt. Beecher: It's quiet and lonely out here, and frankly we'll be happy to get back to that dreary old moon."

"Lt. Ray Makonnen: You know, Captain, every year of my life I grow more and more convinced that the wisest and the best is to fix our attention on the good and the beautiful. If you just take the time to look at it."

"Narrator: What the future will reveal of this story is only the beginning, only the beginning, only the beginning.."

"Captives of a power far, far out!"

"It Begins Where Others End! On the Moon!"

"Science Shocker of the Space Age."

"See!! A 6 ft. astronaut shrink to 6 inches before your very eyes! See!! The Moon Maidens! See!! The attack of the Fire People! Staring DOLORES FAITH the Girl from Outer Space!"

"Dean Fredericks — Capt. Frank Chapman"

"Coleen Gray — Liara"

"Anthony Dexter — Herron"

"Francis X. Bushman — Sessom"

"I've so little to say, and nobody who'll listen."

"If you take things as they come, if you do them step by step, we're going to be all right."

"You mean you'd exile one-third of the human race?"

"Betsy Jones-Moreland — Evelyn Gern"

"Antony Carbone — Harold Gern"

"Robert Towne — Martin Joyce"

"What you see, Lieutenant, are the remains of a noble house. Relics. Ghosts of past glory."

"Twenty years ago I was not the man you're looking at now. This land, this estate prospered. My people lived well and were happy. My wife had died some years before and I was lonely. Then, one day in the village, I saw Ilsa, a peasant girl who'd come to live there with her mother. Oh, I could have taken her! Nobles have taken the daughters of peasants since the beginning of time. But, I loved her - and she became the Baroness Von Leppe."

"Take this gun. Escort this gentleman from the castle. If he resists - kill him."

"Hello. I was afraid you drowned. So, you are real. I started to think - who are you?"

"You never said goodbye to me. In fact, you never even said hello."

"With all respect, Baron, for a ghost, she's a very active young woman."

"My father was Count Duvalier. Was, until they spilled his head into a basket one morning in the Place de la Concorde."

"There are certain other mysteries I would like to have explained, Baron, and I mean to have them explained."

"Only when the sea enters the crypt, shall we rest there together, he and I, beneath the sea."

"When the night comes, I get cold. My arms and my shoulders get cold. I don't like the night. I want to be free of it."

"I have damned you as you damned me."

"Don't go to the castle. I have told you the truth. There is no girl. Mark me, there are things beyond your understanding. Leave now, while you can."

"No! No, not the chapel! I may not enter the House of God! I have made my pact with another!"

"So, must you intrude on the dead as well as the living?"

"Lieutenant, please, don't involve yourself in these dead matters. There is nothing here but an old man and his decaying memories. I beg of you leave him in peace!"

"Boris Karloff — Baron von Leppe/Eric"

"Jack Nicholson — Andre Duvalier"

"Dick Miller — Stefan"

"Sandra Knight — Helene/Ilsa"

"Dorothy Neumann — Katrina the Witch"

"Jonathan Haze — Gustaf"

"Corman had the sketchiest outline of a story. I read it and begged him not to do it. He said "That's alright Boris, I know what I'm going to do. I want you for two days on this." I was in every shot, of course. Sometimes I was just walking through and then I would change my jacket and walk back. He nearly killed me on the last day. He had me in a tank of cold water for about two hours. After he got me in the can he suspended operations and went off and directed two or three operations to get the money, I suppose... [The sets] were so magnificent... As they were being pulled down around our ears, Roger was dashing around with me and a camera, two steps ahead of the wreckers. It was very funny."

"Dracula... Frankenstein... Raptor... And Now... ...The Terror."

"There's No Rest For The Wicked..."

""DRACULA"... "FRANKENSTEIN"... "HOUSE of WAX"... "PIT and the PENDULUM"... and now... The TERROR"

"From the depths of an evil mind a sadistic plan of revenge."

"A diabolical plan of torture ... inconceivable ... unbelievable!"

"Trapped in a Haunted Castle... There is no Escape From The TERROR"

"I did not agree to kill a man by deliberate radiation poisoning."

"There is a man who has unlocked every door, except the one to his own soul..."

"It's a serious problem. What would you do?"

"You're too old-fashioned to be a genius."

"I must know the full potential of your invention because my aim is to make an entire army invisible. Do you understand that? An entire army."

"Invisible and Deadly!"

"The Most Amazing Picture Of The Year! He's Invisible! He's Deadly!"

"WARNING! Joey Faust, escaped convict, THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN, has vowed to "appear" invisibly IN PERSON at every performance of this picture!"

"What you can't see will kill you!"

"A nation at his mercy!"

"Marguerite Chapman — Laura Matson"

"Douglas Kennedy — Joey Faust"

"James Griffith — Maj. Paul Krenner"

"Ivan Triesault — Dr. Peter Ulof"

"Boyd 'Red' Morgan — Julian"

"Tina's death has affected a great many people... but it doesn't give you or anyone else the right to be discourteous."

"Eulabelle: It's the voodoo, Dr. Gavin. It's the voodoo, I tells ya!"

"Weird! Horrifying! Fantastic!"

"Hear The Del-Aires Swing Out 6 Big Beat Songs!"

"FANTASTIC! The big-beat sound of the Del-Aires swingin' out with 6 rockin' hits!"

"HORRIFYING! Teen-age slumber party attacked by demons from the dead!"

"WEIRD! Ghoulish atomic beasts who live off human blood!"

"FOR YOUR PROTECTION! We Will not permit you to see these shockers unless you agree to release this theatre of all responsibility for death by fright!"

"FRIGHT RELEASE-This certificate absolves the management of this theatre of all responsibility for death by fright during the showing of 'THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" and 'THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE""

"Weird atomic beasts...who live off human blood!"

"The first horror monster musical!"

"John Scott — Hank Green"

"Alice Lyon — Elaine Gavin"

"Allan Laurel — Dr. Gavin"

"Eulabelle Moore — Eulabelle"

"Marilyn Clarke — Tina"

"Agustin Mayor — Mike"

"READY! SET! LAUGH! Join the fun in a nut-house of terror!"

"The Key to Spooks, Kooks, and Coffin Nooks... where the host with the most turns into a Ghost... and you... die...LAUGHING!"

"Scared stiff? Take a coffin-break!... to steady your nerves...and stifle your laughter!"

"Tom Poston — Tom Penderel"

"Robert Morley — Roderick Femm"

"Janette Scott — Cecily Femm"

"Joyce Grenfell — Agatha Femm"

"How many times have I stood before this symbol of my family's greatness? And now this crest and I are dying together. In another time and another place, I might have brought honor and glory to the Fallon family, but instead I shall leave a legacy of decay and unspeakable horror."

"Russ Harvey — Aaron Fallon"

"Helen Hogan — Cassandra"

"William McNulty — Count Lorente de Sade"

"Michele Buquor — Ann"

"Maurice Harris — Mantis"

"Go! Go! Go! The Coolest Monster Shindig of Chicks and Chills!"

"Surfer Chicks and Slimey Chills!"

"Jon Hall — Dr. Otto Lindsay"

"Sue Casey — Vicky Lindsay"

"Walker Edmiston — Mark"

"Elaine DuPont — Jane"

"Arnold Lessing — Richard Lindsay"

"You Americans have such a simple view of the world. You think that everything can be seen and touched and weighed and measured... You think you discovered reality, but you don't even know what it is."

"Because I feel the seawater in my veins. Because I listen to the roar of the sea and it speaks to me like a mother's voice. The tide pulls at my heart. And the face of the moon fills my soul with a strange longing."

"Temptress from the sea...loving...killing!"

"Was she Human?"

"Sensual ecstasy becomes supernatural terror!"

"A Unique Experience in the Weird and Terrifying!"

"Lovers caught in a dark tide of sinister TERROR!"

"Eerie strange macabre"

"Dennis Hopper — Johnny Drake"

"Linda Lawson — Mora"

"Gavin Muir — Capt. Samuel Murdock"

"Luana Anders — Ellen Sands"

"Marjorie Eaton — Madame Romanovitch"

"I worshiped your sister. I worship her still. Without her, life is meaningless. She was that substance of loveliness. [displays a painting of Elizabeth] I tried to capture it, but it was the way she walked and moved - her smile, her voice. She sang like an angel. And she could play the harpsichord as no other woman I've ever known could play."

"Could I have kept that ring without knowing it? Play the harpsichord without knowing it? Destroyed Elizabeth's room all without knowing it? My inner mind - creating evidence of Elizabeth's vengeful return because that mind knows. But I don't know! I will find out."

"I will tell you where you are. You are about to enter hell, Bartholomew. Hell! The Netherworld. The infernal region. The abode of the damned. The place of torment. Pandemonium. "Abbadon, "Tophet", "Gehenna". "Naraka", the pit! And the pendulum."

"Harlot! You will die in agony! Die!"

"The razor edge of destiny. That's the condition of man. Bound on an island from which he can never hope to escape - surrounded by the waiting pit of hell. Subject to the inexorable pendulum of fate - which must destroy him finally."

"Elizabeth was quite dead. I would stick my reputation on that fact."

"She does not haunt you, Nicholas. Can you not see that? It is you punishing yourself."

"This groundless dread must finally be put to rest. We will exhume Elizabeth."

"Buying and selling. Living and dying. The weave of life."

"Vincent Price — Nicholas/Sebastian Medina"

"John Kerr — Francis Barnard"

"Barbara Steele — Elizabeth"

"Luana Anders — Catherine Medina"

"Antony Carbone — Doctor Leon"

"Until now no one has dared to film this ...... the most diabolical classic of all time!"

"The Greatest Terror Tale Ever Told!"

"Edgar Allan Poe's diabolic classic"

"She was enslaved by evil in a terror haunted castle."

"Betrayal cuts both ways!"

"This is the beat of a human heart. Sit very still and listen. Is your heart beating in this same rhythm? You are experiencing the heartbeat of a dying man. And it is with death and dying that we concern ourselves. What happens at the point of death? What happens afterwards? What happens after death to someone who does not choose to stay dead, someone like Morella?"

"And what is it that happens just before death which leads inexorably to that death? Our second tale provides one roguish answer to that question in the story of a man who hated a cat. The Black Cat."

"What exactly is it that occurs within the moment of death, especially to a man within that moment who is not permitted to die, as in the case of Mr. Valdemar?"

"Pardon me, ladies, but could you spare a coin for a moral cripple?"

"Why don't you watch where I'm going, huh?"

"Haven't I convinced you of my sincerity yet? I'm genuinely dedicated to your destruction."

"Vincent Price — Fortunato/Valdemar/Locke"

"Maggie Pierce — Lenora Locke"

"Mary Leona Gage — Morella Locke"

"Edmund Cobb — Driver"

"Debra Paget — Helene Valdemar"

"David Frankham — Valdermar's physician"

"Peter Lorre — Montresor Herringbone"

"Joyce Jameson — Annabel Herringbone"

"Basil Rathbone — Mr. Carmichael"

"A Trilogy of Shock and Horror!"

"Can you possibly conceive it. The unendurable oppression of the lungs, the stifling fumes of the Earth, the rigid embrace of the coffin, the blackness of absolute night and the silence, like an overwhelming sea."

"Within the Coffin Lies a Man...Yet ALIVE!"

"Within the Coffin I Lie...ALIVE!"

"Ray Milland — Guy Carrell"

"Heather Angel — Kate Carrell"

"Hazel Court — Emily Gault"

"Alan Napier — Dr. Gideon Gault"

"Narrator: The Tower of London - a monument to the corruption of the soul, wherein the shadowed past a man gained the throne of England despite the insane ambition that drove him to evil and murder. He escaped the headsman's block but he could never escape the ghosts of his conscience. It is the night of April ninth in the year fourteen eighty three, the night that Edward IV, King of England, will die. Rumours that the King is on his deathbed have filled London and the people await the booming of the cannon on the battlements, for this will be the signal that Edward IV is no more."

"Queen': You have executed a most trusted woman of this court without trial. You say that your motives are honorable? Those that suspect treason in others, should first look into their own hearts for loyalty."

"Vincent Price — Richard III of England"

"Michael Pate — Sir Richard Ratcliffe"

"Joan Freeman — Lady Margaret"

"Robert Brown — Sir Justin"

"Bruce Gordon — Earl of Buckingham"

"Joan Camden — Anne Neville"

"Richard Hale — Tyrus the physician"

"Sandra Knight — Mistress Shore"

"Charles Macaulay — Duke of Clarence"

"Justice Watson — Edward IV"

"Sarah Selby — Queen"

"Donald Losby — Prince Richard"

"Sara Taft — Richard's mother"

"Eugene Mazzola — Edward V"

"Do you have the courage to spend 83 minutes in the Tower of London?"

"Mother England meets Father Terror!"

"Half Man...Half Demon... He Turned a Nation into a Chamber of Horrors!"

"Don't come alone"

"You'll need someone to hang onto when you come face to face with the blood-chilling terrors in the tower!"

"Your daughter is a fine specimen, too, isn't she father? A specimen of the most deadly thing that was ever given life."

"A trio of terror!"

"Vincent Price — Alex Medbourne / Giacomo Rappaccini / Gerald Pyncheon"

"Sebastian Cabot — Dr. Carl Heidegger"

"Brett Halsey — Giovanni Guasconti"

"Beverly Garland — Alice Pyncheon"

"Richard Denning — Jonathan Maulle"

"Mari Blanchard — Sylvia Ward"

"Abraham Sofaer — Prof. Pietro Baglioni"

"Jacqueline deWit — Hannah Pyncheon, Gerald's Sister"

"Joyce Taylor — Beatrice Rappaccini"

"Edith Evanson — Lisabetta, the landlady"

"Floyd Simmons — Ghost of Mathew Maulle"

"Gene Roth — Cabman"

"HE STRIPPED SOULS AS BARE AS BODIES!"

"Suddenly he could see through clothes, flesh... and walls!"

"Ray Milland — Dr. James Xavier"

"Diana Van der Vlis — Dr. Diane Fairfax"

"Harold J. Stone — Dr. Sam Brant"

"John Hoyt — Dr. Willard Benson"

"Don Rickles — Crane"

"Women are a universal problem in our business. Of course, uh, it's purely an academic question with me now, but, looking back, I think it's best not to look for a fixed thing. Just tie into something nice when you're away from the action and let it wear itself out."

"He'd take on anyone, at anything, anytime ....it was only a matter of who came first!"

"A RAMBLING - GAMBLING MAN!"

"HIGH FURY AND GNAWING FEAR!!"

"Steve McQueen - Eric "The Kid" Stoner"

"Edward G. Robinson - Lancey "The Man" Howard"

"Ann-Margret - Melba"

"Karl Malden - Shooter"

"Tuesday Weld - Christian Rudd"

"Joan Blondell - Lady Fingers"

"Rip Torn - Slade"

"Jack Weston - Pig"

"Cab Calloway - Yeller"

"Jeff Corey - Hoban"

"Theodore Marcuse - Felix"

"Milton Selzer - Sokal"

"Karl Swenson - Mr. Rudd"

"Émile Genest - Cajun"

"Ron Soble - Danny"

"Irene Tedrow - Mrs. Rudd"

"Midge Ware - Mrs. Slade"

"Dub Taylor - the First Dealer"

"There's more to surgery than just being a carpenter to patch up walls or a plumber to drain pipes. Our body's capable of adjusting in ways we've never dreamt of. If we could only find the key!"

"Nothing is unbelievable if you have the nerve to operate."

"Like all commodities, horror has its ultimate, and that's me."

"I'm only a head, and you're whatever you are. Together we're strong. More powerful than any of them."

"Nothing you can be is more terrible than what I am."

"Let me die."

"The alcoholic has his bottle, the dope addict his needle; I had my research."

"The paths of experimentation twist and turn through mountains of miscalculations and often lose themselves in error and darkness!"

"You're nothing but a freak of life! And, a freak of death!"

"(To Jan) He should've cut your tongue as he was at it!"

"Alive... without a body... fed by an unspeakable horror from hell!"

"It's madness, not science!"

"Jason Evers — Dr. Bill Cortner"

"Virginia Leith — Jan Compton"

"Leslie Daniels — Kurt"

"Adele Lamont — Doris Powell"

"Mrs. March had not realized her future body had such a satisfactory shape. Perhaps not as spectacular as the English girl, but in excellent taste. She couldn't help being amused. The stupid girl was not only modeling Mrs. March's future wardrobe, but Mrs. March's future body: so firm, so nicely round in places men like."

"Where were the live, fresh bodies he'd been promised?"

"Three new bodies. Fresh, live, young bodies. No families or friends within thousands of miles, no one to ask embarrassing questions when they disappear. Victor wondered which one Mrs. March would pick. The little Mexican, the girl from Vienna, or the buxom blonde? Victor knew his pick, but he still felt uneasy, making love to an 80 year old woman in the body of a 20 year old girl; it's insanity!"

"As with the other bodies stolen from cemeteries, the nerve endings of the brain were too far gone to receive a proper transplant. The experiment failed to produce anything more than a walking, breathing zombie-like creature. But the doctor permitted her to wander about the laboratory - she was harmless and at times even amusing."

"Oh, how she made them sweat. Especially this old fool, companion and gigolo. How many years she's kept him dangling on promises. Well, sometimes it's convenient to have a man, especially when he comes cheaper than servants."

"I don't want you running up and down stairs - those pretty legs will get ugly muscles!"

"Chained...to the Devil's Love Lab!"

"WANTED: Youth and Beauty. Will Pay Millions. Only Beautiful and Shapely Girls Need Apply. No References Required. Appointments After Dark Only."

"Marjorie Eaton — Mrs. March"

"Frank Gerstle — Dr. Frank"

"Frank Fowler — as Victor"

"Erika Peters — Nina Rhodes"

"Bradford Dillman — Narrator"

"I don't belong in the world-that's what it is. Something separates me from other people."

"It's funny... the world is so different in the daylight. In the dark, your fantasies get so out of hand. But in the daylight everything falls back into place again."

"[yelling into the void] WHY CAN'T ANYBODY HEAR ME?"

"They're everywhere, they're everywhere. They're not going to let me go. Everywhere I turn, there's something blocking my escape. It's trying to prevent me from living. He's trying to take me back somewhere. I can't fight anymore... I, I don't know what's real anymore."

"Minister: Profane! Sacrilege! What are you playing in this church? Have you no respect? Do you feel no reverence? Then I feel sorry for you... and your lack of soul."

"She Escaped Death. Now It Wants Her Back!"

"She Was A Stranger Among The Living."

"A story so unusual it will burn itself into your mind"

"A weird tale of the unnatural"

"A picture that will haunt you"

"Candace Hilligoss — Mary Henry"

"Frances Feist — Mrs. Thomas"

"Sidney Berger — John Linden"

"Art Ellison — Minister"

"Stan Levitt - Dr. Samuels"

"It takes a scientist to pick a scientist's brain."

"I was able to combine mathematical logic with romantic inconsistency."

"I've often wondered if you professionals know what you're looking for when you go in and steal secret papers."

"We will produce a defensive weapon that will make all offensive nuclear weapons obsolete, and thereby abolish the terror of nuclear warfare."

"Against all the evidence, Michael, I'd say you had a very unscientific mind."

"[offering Armstrong a cigar] Havana. Your loss, our gain."

"Don't look so worried, my darling girl. You are quite safe with me. I am not communistical."

"Professor Gustav Lindt: You told me nothing. You know nothing. I forbid you to leave this room!"

"Prof. Olaf Hengström: Well, I hope you're looking forward to our lunch. This hotel has an excellent smorgasbord. You know, Miss Sherman, I've often wondered why one of the leading hotels in Denmark should be called the "Hotel of England" in the French language. I suppose it's the ideal title for an international hotel."

"Farmer: [describing Armstrong's contact] You'll recognize him. He has red hair which is not his own, and his name is Hugo. But don't give him that money until after you've landed."

"It tears you apart with suspense!"

"Suspense! Action! Surprise!"

"Paul Newman — Professor Michael Armstrong"

"Julie Andrews — Sarah Sherman"

"Lila Kedrova — Countess Kuchinska"

"Hansjörg Felmy — Heinrich Gerhard"

"Tamara Toumanova — Ballerina"

"Wolfgang Kieling — Hermann Gromek"

"Ludwig Donath — Professor Gustav Lindt"

"Günter Strack — Professor Karl Manfred"

"David Opatoshu — Mr. Jacobi"

"Gisela Fischer — Dr. Koska"

"Mort Mills — Farmer"

"Carolyn Conwell — Farmer's Wife"

"Arthur Gould-Porter — Freddy, the Bookseller"

"Miss Inch: [reading from index cards] Welcome to Camp Inch, new arrivals. I am your supreme commander here. My name is... [turns to the next card and continues reading] Miss Inch. [frowns, looks back at the previous card in confusion, then re-reads the new one] Oh, yes, Miss Inch."

"Hayley Mills - Susan Evers/Sharon McKendrick"

"Brian Keith - Mitch Evers"

"Maureen O'Hara - Maggie McKendrick"

"Joanna Barnes - Vicky Robinson"

"Charlie Ruggles - Charles McKendrick"

"Cathleen Nesbitt - Louise McKendrick"

"Una Merkel - Verbena"

"Leo G. Carroll - Reverend Dr. Mosby"

"Ruth McDevitt - Miss Abbey Inch"

"Crahan Denton - Hecky"

"Nancy Kulp - Miss Grunecker"

"Maggie (wife)"

"Sharon & Susan (twin daughters)"

"I think the signing of a nuclear disarmament pact with the Soviet Union is at best an act of naivete, and at worst an unsupportable negligence. We've stayed alive because we've built up an arsenal, and we've kept the peace because we've dealt with an enemy who knew we would use that arsenal. And now we're asked to believe that a piece of paper will take the place of missile sites and Polaris submarines, and that an enemy who hasn't honored one solemn treaty in the history of its existence will now, for our convenience, do precisely that. I have strong doubts, gentlemen."

"There hasn't been a single piece of paper written in the history of mankind that could serve as a deterrent to a Pearl Harbor. I sometimes wonder why we haven't learned that lesson by now. Every 20 years or so we have to pick ourselves up off the floor bleeding and pay for that mistake. Those mistakes are delivered to us C.O.D. by peace loving men. And bought and paid for with the lives of other men. Men in uniform."

"[introducing his dog Trimmer to Col. Casey] Trimmer is a very political dog. He doesn't have many principles, but he's loyal to his friends."

"All you've got to know is this: right now the government of the United States is sitting on top of the Washington Monument, right on the very point, tilting right and left and ready to fall off and break up on the pavement. There are just a handful of men that can prevent it. And you're one of them."

"You stay put right here... I'm going to phone the White House. Tell you what, friend: when this is over you can take off your girdle and have yourself a real good cry. Say, uh, you got a dime to stop a revolution with?"

"Jordy Boy, right now, short of a Confederate miracle, you're going to be walking in a parade with both your legs cut off. But I'm not going to make matters worse by getting drunk on the job."

"Yes, I know who Judas was. He was a man I worked for and admired until he disgraced the four stars on his uniform."

"I'll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare."

"Senator Frederick Prentice: Ah, it's as simple as this: the President trusts Russia, and the American people don't. The people don't believe the Russians're going to take those bombs apart on July 1st, and neither do I."

"Colonel William "Mutt" Henderson: We seem to spend more time training for seizure than for prevention, like the Commies already had the stuff, and we had to get it back."

"Christopher Todd: That could easily mean another place. These military games... why, the multiplicity of our secret bases confuses ourselves more than the Soviets."

"I'm suggesting Mr President, there's a military plot to take over the Government of these United States, next Sunday..."

"Burt Lancaster - General James Mattoon Scott"

"Kirk Douglas - Colonel Jiggs Casey"

"Fredric March - President Jordan Lyman"

"Ava Gardner - Eleanor Holbrook"

"Edmond O'Brien - Senator Raymond Clark"

"Martin Balsam - Paul Girard"

"Andrew Duggan - Colonel Mutt Henderson"

"Hugh Marlowe - Harold McPherson"

"Whit Bissell - Senator Frederick Prentice"

"Helen Kleeb - Esther Townsend"

"George Macready - Christopher Todd"

"Richard Anderson - Colonel Ben Murdock"

"Bart Burns - Art Corwin"

"Maniac Hunts Humans In A Jungle Hell!"

"Two beautiful young girls...Defenseless against the deadly ancient crossbow!"

"He hunted humans for the sheer sport of killing ... and made his island paradise into a Hell on Earth!"

"The foulest passion of them all!"

"Wilton Graff — Dr. Albert Balleau"

"June Kenney — Betty Scott"

"Walter Brooke — Dean Gerrard"

"Robert Reed — Johnny Randall"

"SPECIAL "FRIGHT BREAK" * There will be a special FRIGHT BREAK during the showing of "Homicidal." Can your heart stand the challenge when the clock starts the COUNTDOWN?"

"A WORD OF WARNING! Please don't reveal the ending of this picture or your friends will kill you - IF THEY DON'T, I WILL! - William Castle"

"THE PICTURE WITH A "FRIGHT BREAK!""

"The story of a psychotic killer!"

"Glenn Corbett — Karl"

"Patricia Breslin — Miriam Webster"

"Joan Marshall — Emily/Warren"

"Eugenie Leontovich — Helga"

"A man of evil... with a face that could stop a heart!"

"The Only Picture With the Punishment Poll!"

"During the running of the film,the "Punishment Poll" lets YOU decide the fate of Mr. Sardonicus!"

"YOU decide the fate of Mr. Sardonicus during the "Punishment Poll"! Vote "mercy" or "no mercy" right in your theatre seat!"

"Oskar Homolka — Krull"

"Ronald Lewis — Sir Robert Cargrave"

"Audrey Dalton — Maude Sardonicus"

"Guy Rolfe — Baron Sardonicus"

"Vladimir Sokoloff — Henryk Toleslawski"

"Erika Peters — Elenka"

"Lorna Hanson — Anna"

"An absent-minded professor discovers a super-secret that will give you the greatest lift since love!"

"Tom Poston — Professor Jonathan Jones"

"Julia Meade — Professor Virginia Fenster"

"Jim Backus — Professor Kellgore"

"Cecil Kellaway — Dean Updike"

"Margaret Dumont — Persephone Updike"

"Fred Clark — General Bullivar"

"13 TERRIFIED TEENAGERS ON THE RUN!"

"The big fright! The eerie sight!"

"Murray Hamilton — Wally Sanders"

"Kathy Dunn — Candace "Candy" Hull"

"Joyce Taylor — Soldier"

"Hugh Marlowe — John Hull"

"Khigh Dhiegh — Kang"

"Norma Varden — Miss Pittford"

"HER HUSBAND...HER ROOM... ......AND ANOTHER WOMAN"

"WARNING! 'Strait-Jacket' vividly depicts ax murders!"

"Joan Crawford — Lucy Cutler Harbin"

"Diane Baker — Carol Harbin"

"Leif Erickson — Bill Cutler"

"George Kennedy — Leo"

"Will It Dare You To Dream of Things You're Ashamed to Admit!"

"WILLIAM CASTLE warns you that your dreams can make you a ..."

"Barbara Stanwyck — Irene Trent"

"Robert Taylor — Barry Morland"

"Judi Meredith — Joyce"

"Hayden Rorke — Howard Trent"

"Rochelle Hudson — Hilda"

"Jess Barker — Malone"

"Marjorie Bennett — The Manager"

"Tetsu Komai — The Gardener"

"Paul Frees — Narrator"

"Lloyd Bochner — The Dream"

"I saw what you did, and I know who you are."

"Don't laugh little girl, better run for your life. The man you were talking to, has just murdered his wife!"

"Fate dials the number...terror answers the phone!"

"You May Be the Target... of the Next Phone Call..."

"William Castle warns you: This is a motion picture about UXORICIDE!"

"It Will Jet You to the Outer Limits of Suspense, Terror and Excitement!"

"Joan Crawford — Amy Nelson"

"John Ireland — Steve Marak"

"Leif Erickson — Dave Mannering"

"Sara Lane — Kit Austin"

"Andi Garrett — Libby Mannering"

"Sharyl Locke — Tess Mannering"

"Patricia Breslin — Ellie Mannering"

"John Archer — John Austin"

"John Crawford — State Trooper"

"Joyce Meadows — Judith Marak"

"Tom Hatten — Gerald Nyes"

"Come on, I shouldn't be helping you like this. But you are my only nephew. And, a Harrison."

"LOVABLE OR LETHAL? Are they bad seeds...or frightened innocents caught in a diabolical duel with death!"

"Nigel Green — The Uncle - Major Kevin Harrison"

"Mary Badham — Chrissie"

"Pat Cardi — Barnaby Harrison"

"Robert Pickering as Sgt. Frank Travis"

"Linda Lawson — Justine"

"Ref Sanchez — Ketchman"

"Nestor Paiva — Steward"

"What's the matter, you still mad 'cause I wouldn't let you split my skull with your ax?"

"Kiss-Hungry Girl Ghosts Looking for a Live Lover in a Haunted House of Mayhem."

"The first picture to face the biggest problem of our time: the sex life of ghosts!"

"Sid Caesar — Ben Powell"

"Vera Miles — Kate Powell"

"Barry Gordon — Steve Powell"

"John McGiver — Uncle George"

"Cass Daley — Felicity Twitchell"

"Ricky Cordell — Miles Thorpe"

"Mary Wickes — Gloria Tritt"

"Jesse White — Fess Dorple"

"Robert Donner — Ebenezer Twitchell"

"Mickey Deems — Rabbit Warren"

"Nestor Paiva — Felicity's Father (final film role)"

"Doodles Weaver — Booper Mellish"

"Jay C. Flippen — Mother"

"Jill Townsend — Jenny Pruitt / Priscilla Weems / Carol Weems"

"John Astin — Dr. Frieden"

"The West will be destroyed in 14 days. Repeat, 14 days."

"It Happened In This Universe A Long Time Ahead, The Year 2118..."

"Christopher George — Hagen Arnold"

"Greta Baldwin — Karen Summers"

"Henry Jones — Dr. Crowther"

"Monte Markham — Gregory Gallea"

"Harold Gould — Col. Holt"

"Phillip Pine — Lee Craig"

"Lee Delano — Dr. Tony Verity"

"Hey! Wonder what makes 'em do it? You think they want the world to hate 'em? They wanna be punished because of some guilt complex? Hey - you think maybe they just kooky?"

"THERE'S SOMETHING IN THIS WATER THAT EATS FLESH"

"BEHIND THIS MEMBRANE... the excesses with nature are brought to such a DEPRAVED CLIMAX... that it will be hard for NORMAL HUMAN TO CONCIVE!! Be my Guest ."

"The only people who will not be STERILIZED with FEAR are those among you who are already DEAD!"

"Martin Kosleck — Prof. Peter Bartell"

"Byron Sanders — Grant Murdoch"

"Barbara Wilkin — Jan Letterman"

"Rita Morley — Laura Winters"

"Ray Tudor — Omar"

"Christopher Drake — Matt"

"Darby Nelson — Jim"

"Rita Floyd — Radio Operator"

"Warren Houston — Cab Driver"

"Barbara Wilson — Ann"

"Ira Lewis — Freddy"

"We got to stand along side of 'em so that someday they can stand alone."

"How did I know she was married? Women aren't like cattle. They ain't got a brand on their hip to let you know when you're driving another man's stock."

"Between the law and the lawless - SEVEN again... MAGNIFICENT again!"

"Yul Brynner — Chris Adams"

"Robert Fuller — Vin Tanner"

"Warren Oates — Colbee"

"Claude Akins — Frank"

"Julián Mateos — Chico"

"Virgilio Teixeira — Luis Emilio Delgado"

"Jordan Christopher — Manuel De Norte"

"Elisa Montés — Petra, Chico's Wife"

"Fernando Rey — Priest"

"Emilio Fernández — Francisco Lorca"

"Rodolfo Acosta — Lopez"

"The Magnificent Seven are back - and they don't aim to please."

"George Kennedy — Chris Adams"

"James Whitmore — Levi Morgan"

"Monte Markham — Keno"

"Joe Don Baker — Matt Slater"

"Young pawns thrust into pulsating cages of horror in a sadistic experiment!"

"A fiendish experiment performed with sadistic horror!"

"See Teenage Girls Thrust Into the Weird Pulsating Cage of Horror!"

"Don Sullivan — Reg"

"Katherine Victor — Dr. Myra"

"Steve Conte — Whorf"

"J.L.D. Morrison — Brandt"

"Brianne Murphy — Pam"

"Paul Pepper — Skip"

"Mitzie Albertson — Julie"

"Jay Hawk — Morrie"

"Mike Concannon — Sheriff"

"Nan Green — Dotty"

"Don Neeley — Maj. Coleman"

"Mitch Evans — Gorilla"

"Chuck Niles — Ivan"

"You Actually See the Weird Fantastic Rituals of the Headhunters!"

"See hypnotic love create shocking bestial desire!"

"Robert Clarke — Steve Duval"

"Dorothy Haney — Marlene"

"Robert Christopher — Whorf"

"William White — Dione"

"In the Lab of Death!"

"Heinous Chills!"

"Lon Chaney Jr. — The Mummified Werewolf"

"Yerye Beirut — Dr. Janning"

"George Mitchell — Dr. Frederick Munson"

"Fred Hoffman — Detective Hammond"

"Rosita Arenas — Ann Taylor"

"Ramón Gay — Dr. Edmund Redding"

"Yolanda Varela — The Girl Carried Off By The Werewolf"

"ROARING GUNS against RAGING MONSTER!"

"KILLERS CLASH!"

"SEE THE GREATEST NAMES IN TERROR HISTORY...IN ONE BIG SHOW!"

"John Lupton — Jesse James"

"Narda Onyx — Dr. Maria Frankenstein"

"Estelita Rodriguez — Juanita Lopez (final film role)"

"Cal Bolder — Hank Tracy"

"Jim Davis — Marshal MacPhee"

"Steven Geray — Dr. Rudolph Frankenstein"

"Rayford Barnes — Lonny Curry"

"THE WEST'S DEADLIEST GUNFIGHTER! THE WORLD'S MOST DIABOLICAL KILLER!"

"SEE THE GREATEST NAMES IN TERROR HISTORY...IN ONE BIG SHOW!"

"Chuck Courtney — William 'Billy the Kid' Bonney"

"John Carradine — Count Dracula"

"Melinda Plowman — Elizabeth (Betty) Bentley"

"Virginia Christine — Eva Oster"

"Walter Janovitz — Franz Oster"

"Bing Russell — Dan 'Red' Thorpe"

"Olive Carey — Dr. Henrietta Hull (final film role)"

"Roy Barcroft — Sheriff Griffin"

"Count Dracula and His Coffin-Mate Countess Dracula Need Young Girls to Stay Alive ... Another 300 Years!"

"HORROR BEYOND BELIEF... LIES WAITING FOR ALL WHO DARE ENTER THE VAMPIRE'S DUNGEON!"

"ONCE THE GATE CLOSES YOU'LL NEVER GET OUT!"

"John Carradine — George"

"Paula Raymond — Countess Townsend"

"Alexander D'Arcy — Count Dracula"

"Robert Dix — Johnny"

"Jennifer Bishop — Liz Arden"

"Robert Louis Stevenson's Study in Terrifying Evil!"

"Sometimes, Terror Has A Handsome Face."

"THE NERVE-SHATTERING STORY OF A MAN WHO COMMITTED EVRY OUTRAGE IN THE BOOK... LIVING A LIFE OF HORROR BEYOND IMAGINATION!"

"Paul Massie — Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"

"Dawn Addams — Kitty Jekyll"

"Christopher Lee — Paul Allen"

"David Kossoff — Dr. Littauer"

"There's danger in that hungry plant... it thrives on meat!"

"Margaret, I can't stand hysterics. Especially in the morning."

"Please leave, I want to be alone with Konga."

"Konga! Konga! Put me down! Put me down, I say!"

"[to Dr. Decker over breakfast] What are you having with your poached egg? Murder?"

"Supt. Brown: Fantastic... There's a huge monster gorilla that's constantly growing to outlandish proportions loose in the streets!"

"Not since "King Kong"...has the screen exploded with such mighty fury and spectacle!"

"Michael Gough — Dr. Charles Decker"

"Margo Johns — Margaret Decker"

"Jess Conrad — Bob Kenton"

"Claire Gordon — Sandra Banks"

"Austin Trevor — Dean Foster"

"Jack Watson — Superintendent Brown"

"George Pastell — Professor Tagore"

"Vanda Godsell — Bob's Mother"

"Stanley Morgan — Inspector Lawson"

"Grace Arnold — Miss Barnesdell"

"Leonard Sachs — Bob's Father"

"Nicholas Bennett — Daniel"

"Terror that takes you beyond any fear you've ever known!"

"Terror that tears the screams right out of your throat!"

"Michael Sarrazin — Wylie"

"Gayle Hunnicutt — Kassia Lancaster"

"Eleanor Parker — Aunt Danny"

"Tim Henry — Luke"

"Laurence Naismith — Dr. Mills"

"Mother, I don't care what tragedy hangs over this family. I want to get married. I'm engaged to be married. I'm going to get married."

"Castle Haloran is a bit perplexing, a very strange place really, old and musty, the kind of place you'd expect a ghost to like to wander around in."

"The typewriter. He wouldn't forget that. He'd have to write letters on the plane. I wonder if he'll rot under water?"

"You know, the one thing in the world that really chills my bones to the marrow is when a pretty girl in a wedding dress looks at me and finds me repulsive."

"Drink's the only road to survival in this climate. Despite your useless American education, you're still Irish, you know. Drink up."

"I've known this family for a very long time. I've been aware of the atmosphere of depression and the slightly demented quality that hangs over it."

"I've discovered things in this house that make me uneasy."

"These nursery rhymes are notoriously expressive."

"Billy Haloran: [singing] Fishy, Fishy, In the brook, Daddy caught you, On a hook..."

"Kane: Sometimes I get the feeling you think I'm some sort of a Christmas Tree decoration. Hang me up and look at me on all happy days and tie me up and put me in a box when it gets gloomy."

"Simon: Forgive me, Miss. The last thing in the world old Simon would want to do is to frighten a fresh, young beauty - like yourself."

"Simon: Don't turn me over to the bulls."

"Are You Afraid of Death by Drowning?... Have You Ever Attempted Suicide?... Have you Ever Thought of Committing Murder?"

"You Must Pass the "D-13" Test To Prepare You for the Horrifying Experience of Dementia 13. If You Fail the Test...You Will Be Asked to Leave the Theater!"

"William Campbell — Richard Haloran"

"Luana Anders — Louise Haloran"

"Patrick Magee — Dr. Justin Caleb"

"Bart Patton — Billy Haloran"

"Mary Mitchell — Kane"

"Eithne Dunne — Lady Haloran"

"Peter Read — John Haloran"

"Karl Schnazer — Simon, the poacher"

"Ron Perry — Arthur"

"Derry O'Donovan — Lillian, the maid"

"Barbara Dowling — Kathleen Haloran"

"Do not weep for me; weep for yourselves, and for your children. For a time is coming when men will say "blessed are the barren, the wombs that never bore a child." And they will say to the mountains "fall on us," and to the hills "cover us," for if these things are done when the wood is green, what will happen when it is dry?"

"[last lines] Go now, and teach all nations. Make it your first care to love one another and to find the kingdom of God, and all things shall be yours without me asking. Do not fret then for tomorrow; leave tomorrow to fret over its own needs, for today...today's troubles are enough. And lo, I am with you always, even onto the end of the world..."

"Narrator: [first lines] In the beginning was the word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. I am He. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him, was made nothing that has been made. In Him was life, and the life was the light of man. And the light shines on in the darkness, and the darkness grasped it not. The greatest story ever told..."

"King Herod: The child of imagination is the child I fear."

"John the Baptist: [repeated line] Repent!"

"The Dark Hermit - Satan: A long climb, wasn't it? A long hard climb...You know, some people think the whole of life should be like that, hm..."An easy life is a sinful life". Not so, my friend...A man's life can be as easy as he wishes to make it. And it can be easy, my friend. If one knows the way to power and glory in this world."

"Caiaphas: Jesus of Nazareth, your crimes are so many I scarcely know where to begin."

"Pontius Pilate: [to Jesus] You claim to be the son of God. Which one? Mars? Hercules? Jupiter? Which God are you the son of?"

"The Centurion: [after Jesus dies] Truly, this man was the Son of God."

"Exclusive Limited Engagement!"

"The George Stevens Production"

"Max von Sydow — Jesus"

"Dorothy McGuire — the Virgin Mary"

"Charlton Heston — John the Baptist"

"Claude Rains — Herod the Great"

"Jose Ferrer — Herod Antipas"

"Telly Savalas — Pontius Pilate"

"Martin Landau — Caiaphas"

"David McCallum — Judas Iscariot"

"Donald Pleasence — "The Dark Hermit" (Satan)"

"Michael Anderson, Jr. as James the Just"

"Roddy McDowall as Matthew"

"Joanna Dunham as Mary Magdalene"

"Joseph Schildkraut as Nicodemus"

"Ed Wynn as "Old Aram""

"America's Funniest Family in their FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE"

"Herman races the world's fastest cars in his DRAG-ULA special!"

"Fred Gwynne — Herman"

"Yvonne De Carlo — Lily"

"Al Lewis — Grandpa"

"Butch Patrick — Eddie"

"Debbie Watson — Marilyn"

"Hermione Gingold — Lady Effigie Munster"

"Robert Pine — Roger Moresby"

"Terry-Thomas — Cousin Freddie Munster"

"Jeanne Arnold — Cousin Grace Munster"

"John Carradine — Cruikshank"

"You think you've been getting away with it all this time, standing by. Well, son... your bystanding days are over! You're in it now, up to your neck! They told me that you're a genius with explosives. Start proving it! [gesturing with his pistol] You got me in the mood to use this thing, and by God, if you don't think of something, I'll use it on you! I mean it."

"...To win a war, you have to be just as nasty as the enemy. What worries me is that we're likely to wake up one morning and find out we've become even nastier than they were."

"[as the team prepares to leave, Miller comes stomping in] Everybody stay exactly where you are! The party's over. Somebody stepped on the cake! [opens his case] Exhibit A: a clockwork fuse. Elementary and archaic, but they work. Only this one doesn't work, you know why? The clock's okay, but the contact arm's been broken off. This clock could tick away until Christmas, and it wouldn't set off a firecracker! [throws it in a corner] Exhibit B: Exhibit B is missing! All my slow-burning fuses are gone, disappeared, vanished! Exhibit C: my time pencils. [holds one up] Seventy-five grains of fulminate of mercury in every one of them, enough to blow off my hand. And very unstable, very delicate. [He smacks the one in his hand against the bundle of the rest, then violently crumples the whole mess together, and throws them in a corner] Which means there is a traitor in this room."

"She is my friend, Anna. She is one of us. It's bad that this happened to her. Before the Germans came, she was a school teacher in Mandrakos. Last year, she was caught. They tortured her to make her betray us. They whipped her until the white of her bones showed. Some nights we could hear her screaming. Then they took her to the fortress and they kept her there for six months. When they let her go, she could not speak. She has never spoken since, not even in her dreams. Even I have never been allowed to see the scars on her back. But she's a good fighter - as good as any of you. She is like a ghost. She goes anywhere. She got us these guns and she kills without mercy. You are very lucky brother."

"Prologue Narrator: [opening lines] Greece and the islands of the Aegean Sea have given birth to many myths and legends of war and adventure. And these once-proud stones, these ruined and shattered temples bear witness to the civilization that flourished and then died here and to the demigods and heroes who inspired those legends on this sea and these islands. But, though the stage is the same, ours is a legend of our own times, and its heroes are not demigods, but ordinary people. In 1943, so the story goes, 2000 British soldiers lay marooned on the tiny island of Kheros, exhausted and helpless. They had exactly one week to live for in Berlin the Axis high command had determined on a show of strength in the Aegean Sea to bully neutral Turkey into coming into the war on their side. The scene of that demonstration was to be Kheros, itself of no military value, but only a few miles off the coast of Turkey. The cream of the German war machine, rested and ready, was to spearhead the attack, and the men on Kheros were doomed unless they could be evacuated before the blitz. But the only passage to and from Kheros was guarded and blocked by two great, newly designed, radar-controlled guns on the nearby island of Navarone. Guns too powerful and accurate for any allied ship then in the Aegean to challenge. Allied intelligence learned of the projected blitz only one week before the appointed date. What took place in the next six days became the legend of Navarone."

"An impregnable fortress... An invincible army... and the unstoppable commando team."

"The Greatest High Adventure Ever Filmed!"

"Gregory Peck - Capt. Keith Mallory"

"David Niven - Cpl. Miller"

"Anthony Quinn - Col. Andrea Stavrou"

"Stanley Baker - Pvt. 'Butcher' Brown"

"Anthony Quayle - Maj. Roy Franklin"

"Irene Papas - Maria Pappadimos"

"Gia Scala - Anna"

"James Darren - Pvt. Spyro Pappadimos"

"James Robertson Justice - Commodore Jensen"

"Richard Harris - Squadron Leader Barnsby, Royal Australian Air Force"

"Bryan Forbes - Cohn"

"Allan Cuthbertson - Maj. Baker"

"Michael Trubshawe - Weaver"

"Percy Herbert - Sgt. Grogan"

"George Mikell - Hauptsturmführer Sessler"

"Walter Gotell - Oberleutnant Muesel"

"Tutte Lemkow - Nikolai"

"Albert Lieven - Commandant"

"[as the camera pans over the Rocky Mountains] This land has a name today, and is marked on maps. But the names and the marks and the maps all had to be won, won from nature and from primitive man."

"[about the Erie Canal ] About 150 years ago, an idea took shape in the mind of a man named DeWitt Clinton. And in the way Americans have of acting out their dreams, it came to be."

"[about the Civil War] Evening of April 6, 1862. The guns that roared all day fell silent, around a little church called the Shiloh Meeting House. Many a man had met his God that Sunday... but not in church... It had been the bloodiest day of the war on the Western Front. In the morning it had looked like a Confederate victory, but by nightfall, no man dared use the words "win" or "lose." After Shiloh, the South never smiled."

"The west was won by its pioneers, settlers, adventurers is long gone now. Yet it is theirs forever, for they left tracks in history that will never be eroded by wind or rain - never plowed under by tractors, never buried in the compost of events. Out of the hard simplicity of their lives, out of their vitality, of their hopes and sorrows grew legends of courage and pride to inspire their children and their children's children. From soil enriched by their blood, out of their fever to explore and be, came lakes where once were burning deserts - came the goods of the earth; mines and wheat fields, orchards and great lumber mills. All the sinews of a growing country. Out of their rude settlements, their trading posts came cities to rank among the great ones of the world. All the heritage of a people free to dream, free to act, free to mold their own destiny."

"O Lord, without consulting with Thee, we have sent thy way some souls whose evil ways passeth all understanding. We ask Thee humbly to receive them... whether you want them or not! Amen."

"I've got two things no one can ever take from me: This... [pointing to a picture of her husband] and my land in Arizona."

"[to Mike King] Take a good look. You wanted a war, mister, you got one. I hope you're the first man killed in it."

"It ain't quite what I expected. There ain't much glory in lookin' at a man with his guts hanging out."

"[to Zeb Rawlings] Settled down for a year, once. Took ten years off my life!"

"One of these days I'm likely to pay you Rawlingses a little visit."

"There's only one kind of peace I know of, Marshal. That's the kind my brother's got."

"Agatha Clegg: [Lily has asked to partner-up with Agatha in a wagon train] You know something ? I got a hunch you're gonna draw men like fish to bait. Maybe I can catch one of them while they swim by. You got yourself a partner."

"Cpl. Peterson: Mrs. Rawlings, there ain't much glory in trompin' behind a plow."

"The epic journey of four generations of Americans who carved a country with their bare hands."

"A FABULOUS ROMANTIC ADVENTURE"

"It's here! The mightiest adventure ever filmed!"

"24 Great Stars In The Mightiest Adventure Ever Filmed!"

"Spencer Tracy - Narrator"

"James Stewart - Linus Rawlings"

"Carroll Baker - Eve Prescott Rawlings"

"Debbie Reynolds - Lillith Prescott van Valen"

"Karl Malden - Zebulon Prescott"

"Agnes Moorehead - Rebecca Prescott"

"Walter Brennan - Col. Jeb Hawkins"

"Brigid Bazlen - Dora Hawkins"

"Lee Van Cleef - river pirate"

"Gregory Peck - Cleve Van Valen"

"Robert Preston - Roger Morgan"

"Thelma Ritter - Agatha Clegg"

"John Larch - a gambler"

"David Brian - Lilith's attorney"

"George Peppard - Zeb Rawlings"

"Andy Devine - Corporal Peterson"

"Harry Morgan - Gen. Ulysses S. Grant"

"John Wayne - Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman"

"Russ Tamblyn - Confederate deserter"

"Raymond Massey - President Abraham Lincoln"

"Henry Fonda - Jethro Stuart"

"Richard Widmark - Mike King"

"Carolyn Jones - Julie Rawlings"

"Lee J. Cobb - Marshal Lou Ramsey"

"Eli Wallach - Charlie Gant"

"Harry Dean Stanton - a member of Gant's gang"

"Mickey Shaughnessy - Deputy Stover"

"Once you're marked by the tiger, you're never the same."

"[Terry Bowen: Are you glad I came, Dad?] Why shouldn't I be? You're my son."

"Clint Walker as Hugh Bowen."

"Jay North as Terry Bowen."

"Sajid Khan as Raji."

"I. S. Johar as One-Eye."

"P. Jairaj as Gammu Ghat."

"Nana Palsikar as Raji's Father."

"Uma Rao as One Eye's Daughter."

"Madhusdan Pathak as Station Master."

"Sonia Sahni as Sheela."

"Leo McCarey who gave you "Going My Way" and "The Bells of St. Mary's" now brings you his crowning achievement."

"How Violators of Human Decency Work Their Terror Countdown!"

"William Holden — Father O'Banion"

"Clifton Webb — Father Bovard"

"France Nuyen — Siu Lan"

"Athene Seyler — Sister Agnes"

"He ruled a savage empire!"

"King of the Wolfpack!"

"Lobo as Himself"

"Emile Genest as Cattleman 1"

"Walter Pidgeon as Cattleman 2"

"Rex Allen as Narrator"

"Sons of the Pioneers as Themselves"

"Sherman Brothers as Themselves"

"[At a costume ball, to a police sergeant costumed as a zebra who drinks from the punch bowl] Any more behaviour like this and I'll have your stripes!"

"[having stepped on and broken the violin] Oh well, if you've seen one Stradivarius, you've seen them all."

"David Niven - Sir Charles Lytton"

"Peter Sellers - Inspector Jacques Clouseau"

"Robert Wagner - George Lytton, Sir Charles' nephew"

"Capucine - Simone Clouseau, Inspector Clouseau's wife"

"Claudia Cardinale - Princess Dala"

"Brenda De Banzie - Angela Dunning"

"Colin Gordon - Tucker"

"John Le Mesurier - Defense attorney"

"James Lanphier - Saloud"

"Guy Thomajan - Artoff"

"Michael Trubshawe - Felix Townes, novelist"

"Riccardo Billi - Aristotle Sarajos, Greek shipowner"

"Meri Welles - Monica Fawn, Hollywood starlet"

"Martin Miller - Pierre Luigi, photographer"

"Fran Jeffries - ski lodge singer"

"You only live once... so see the Pink Panther twice!!!"

"The star-studded international cast of the year sparkling in the wackiest, most wonderful sport - on the glamorous Italian Riviera where the jet-set swings, sways and plays..."

"A Madcap Frolic Of Crime and Fun"

"Facts, Hercule, facts! Nothing matters but the facts. Without them the science of criminal investigation is nothing more than a guessing game."

"[after getting his hand caught in a spinning globe] Look at that. I have Africa all over my hand."

"I believe everything and I believe nothing. I suspect everyone and I suspect no one."

"Well, Cato, I'm back on the case. Ah-ha! [hits him] Now to set the trap, catch the killer and prove to the world that Maria Gambrelli is innocent... of murder. We must accelerate our training program. You must learn to attack me whenever and wherever I least expect it. And you, you must give no quarter."

"Prison is bad enough, without uncomfortable furniture."

"Give me ten men like Clouseau and I could destroy the world."

"If someone has been murdered here, please let it be Clouseau."

"The screen commits the perfect comedy!"

"There was a young sleuth full of tricks, solving murders would give him such kicks, till a suspect he treasured was found to be measured 36-26-36!"

"It's Sellers the Sleuth... and there's nothing he won't do to track down a body -- dead or alive!"

"This is a real high calibre comedy!"

"Meet the inspector who was always on the job In The Bedroom... In The Nightclub... In The Nudist Colony!"

"... The Picture That Gets Away With Murder!"

"Peter Sellers - Inspector Jacques Clouseau"

"Elke Sommer - Maria Gambrelli"

"George Sanders - Benjamin Ballon"

"Herbert Lom - Charles Dreyfus"

"Tracy Reed - Dominique Ballon"

"Graham Stark - Hercule Lajoy"

"Moira Redmond - Simone"

"Vanda Godsell - Madame LaFarge"

"Maurice Kaufmann - Pierre"

"Ann Lynn - Dudu"

"David Lodge - Georges"

"André Maranne - François"

"Martin Benson - Maurice"