Films Set In Pakistan

"This is India. The North West Frontier province. 1905. A country of many religions. Men find many reasons for killing each other - greed, revenge, jealousy or perhaps because they worship God by different names."

"The British never seem to do anything until they've had a cup of tea, by which time it's too late."

"You'll have to forgive me for speaking my mind. I happen to believe that's what it's for."

"Victoria [the train Victoria] is old, I confess that. But she has experience and when she has experience, nothing can go wrong."

"It (killing/fighting) proves that I am a true Moslem. That I care enough to fight and maybe even to die for my faith. For a country that will be all Moslem and I will belong there. Are you capable of understanding that?"

"I like children as much as you do but that one boy... My God, don't you understand? That one boy, he's a symbol, an outworn tradition that stands between my country and freedom. I shall kill him. I must kill him in order to save the lives of thousands. One life will be lost - one Indian life - but thousands will be saved."

"Kenneth More - Capt. William Charles Willoughby Scott"

"Lauren Bacall - Catherine Wyatt"

"Herbert Lom - Peter van Leyden"

"Wilfrid Hyde-White - Mr. Bridie"

"I. S. Johar - Gupta, the driver"

"Ursula Jeans - Lady Windham"

"Eugene Deckers - Peters"

"Ian Hunter - Sir John Windham"

"Jack Gwillim - Brigadier Ames"

"Govind Raja Ross - Prince Kishan"

"Basil Hoskins - A.D.C."