The Conformist (1970 film)

"Ten years ago, my father was in Munich. Often, after the theater, he told me that he'd go with friends to a Bierstube. There was a nutty man they thought a fool. He spoke about politics. He was quite an attraction. They'd buy him beer and encourage him. He'd stand up on the table making furious speeches. It was Hitler."

"It's funny, though, you know? Everyone would like to be different from the others, but instead you want to be the same as everyone else."

"Oh, hunchbacks bring good luck."

"He'll be a typical intellectual, disagreeable and impotent."

"[somewhat inebriated] Shopping is only for women. Husbands pay!"

"[disgusted by Marcello's inability to act and leaving their car] How disgusting! I've always said so. Make me work in the shit - sure, but not with a coward! It's up to me! Cowards, homosexuals, Jews - they're all the same thing! If it were up to me, I'd stand them all against a wall! Better yet - eliminate them when they're born!"

"Jean-Louis Trintignant - Marcello Clerici"

"Stefania Sandrelli - Giulia"

"Gastone Moschin - Manganiello"

"Enzo Tarascio - Professor Quadri"

"Fosco Giachetti - Il colonnello"

"José Quaglio - Italo"

"Dominique Sanda - Anna Quadri"

"Pierre Clémenti - Lino"