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Reporter:
[at beginning of news reel on Charles Foster Kane's death] In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure-dome decree.
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Joseph Cotten
in
Citizen Kane
(1941)
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Stagecoach Driver / Hauler:
There ain't no bedrooms in this joint, that's a newspaper building!
Bernstein: You're getting paid, Mister, for opinions or for hauling?
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Everett Sloane
(as Bernstein)
in
Citizen Kane
(1941)
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[On Kane finishing Leland's bad review of Susan's opera singing]
Thompson: Everybody knows that story, Mr. Leland. But why did he do it? How could a man write a notice like that? Leland: You just don't know Charlie. He thought that by finishing that notice he could show me he was an honest man. He was always trying to prove something. The whole thing about Susie being an opera singer, that was trying to prove something. You know what the headline was the day before the election, "Candidate Kane found in love nest with quote, singer, unquote." He was gonna take the quotes off the singer.
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Joseph Cotten
(as Leland)
in
Citizen Kane
(1941)
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George Coulouris
(as Walter Parks Thatcher)
in
Citizen Kane
(1941)
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[Susan is leaving Kane]
Kane: [pleading] Don't go, Susan. You mustn't go. You can't do this to me. Susan: I see. So it's YOU who this is being done to. It's not me at all. Not how I feel. Not what it means to me. [laughs] Susan: I can't do this to you? [odd smile] Susan: Oh, yes I can.
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Dorothy Comingore
(as Susan)
in
Citizen Kane
(1941)
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