"There's a certain type of black tribesman that bends in the wind. Blends into the background. Mostly he employs the help of the dead to destroy other people. "The Night Dancer", they call him."

"They say the trouble with the Irish is that they rely too much on dreams and not enough on gunpowder. Whereas the English were shy on dreams, as usual, but had plenty of the other. Now we had both."

"So our plans were set. One, the traitor, Aaron Sherritt; dead, as arranged. Two; the police special from Benalla coming to meet us, the line torn up to send the train to hell, as arranged. Three; Superintendent Hare, if he lives, easily worth an outlaw's mother. And four; the townspeople out of harms way, drinks on us, as arranged."

"And wasn't this the challenge of your whole life, Superintendent? A feather in your cap? You can't catch me. You don't have a hope of catching me, so you take my friends instead - over a hundred men arrested, stuck in stinking cells without trial while their crops perish in the fields. And guess what? Not one of 'em caves in and tries to claim the reward. Not one of 'em. They loved me the just same and hated you all the more, didn't they? Did you really think I was gonna let 'em all rot?"

"[last words] Such is life."

"They said I'd lost what it meant to be human, maybe never had it in the first place, but wasn't this about protecting the ones I loved? The ones who gave me food, and shelter, even the clothes on me back? And therefore wasn't it now a war?"

"Like Buffalo Soldiers, Ned Kelly takes a dense novel as its source material - in this case, Our Sunshine by Robert Drewe - and applies liberal amounts of voiceover to both stitch together an episodic narrative and provide a flavour of the book. But Kelly was, of course, more than a book, and Jordan - perhaps hamstrung by a limited budget - elides key episodes, hurries others, and singularly fails to elucidate the precise relationships of the Kelly gang."

"Naomi Watts - Julia Cook"

"I was the hero of Hughes Creek. I can still see the glint in me Da's eye as he looked down at me, his hand on me shoulder. What did he call me that day? Ah, what did Da call me? That's right. He called me Sunshine."

"I wore it seriously, me hero's sash of green and gold - proof that I'd saved a life as well."

"What I best recall is riding alone with the sun behind me, seeing me own shadow cantering ahead against the roadside weeds and willows, and leaving me stretched far behind galloping to chase it. Like a centaur in the picture books."

"I've never shot a man, but if I do, so help me God, you'll be the first!"

"A film about the legendary outlaw whose story outgrew his life"

"Joel Edgerton - Aaron Sherritt"

"Laurence Kinlan - Dan Kelly"

"Rachel Griffiths - Susan Scott"

"You can kill a man but not a legend."

"Geoff Morrell - Robert Scott"

"[to Sheila] You really are a heartless monster. You know, I don't live my life in black and white, and I do not want your fucked up frigid ideas about anything. [pause] You know, I am so sick of running away from who I am. There's nothing wrong with success or pleasure. In fact, why am I apologising for it, mum? I have fucked everything that moves. And I've taken every drug known to man, all of them. You know what?... I enjoyed every last minute of it."

"No, it's not okay. This isn't right. [on himself as a young boy] He's not the bitch, I'm the bitch. I'm the bitch!"

"Zarina Wahab – Hiraben Modi"

"Imran Hasnee – Zafar"

"Barkha Bisht Sengupta – Jashodaben Modi"

"Boman Irani – Ratan Tata"

"Manoj Joshi – Amit Shah"

"Kishori Shahane – Indira Gandhi"

"Vivek Oberoi – Narendra Modi"

"Sonu Sood – Rahul Gandhi"

"I’ll raise my head for the tricolour and I’ll raise my voice for the common people."

"Who gave birth to Pakistan? Who broke our country into pieces in 1947? If Sardar Patel, instead of Nehru, was our PM then neither would we have have lost the war with China nor would have Pakistan taken half of Kashmir away nor would our brave soldiers have lost their lives because of terrorism."

"Narrator: Namo Namo gunjega is desh mein (Namo Namo will echo throughout this country)."

"Minister: I’m going crazy and it’s Modi who is driving me crazy. He doesn’t get bribed nor allows anyone else to. He doesn’t sleep and doesn’t let others too."

"Bill Kennedy — Thierache, her Executioner"

"Cecil Kellaway — Jean Le Maistre"

"Jeff Corey — her Prison Guard"

"John Parrish — Jean Beaupere, a Judge"

"Victor Wood — Nicolas Midi, a Judge"

"Houseley Stevenson — The Cardinal of Winchester"

"Aubrey Mather — Jean de La Fontaine"

"Herbert Rudley — Thomas de Courcelles, a Prosecutor"

"Alan Napier — Earl of Warwick"

"Philip Bourneuf — Jean d'Estivet, a Prosecutor"

"Frank Puglia — Nicolas de Houppeville, a Judge"

"Taylor Holmes — the Bishop of Avranches"

"William Conrad — Guillaume Erard, a Prosecutor"

"Mary Currier — Jeane, Countess of Luxembourg"