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Marcus Publius Glabrus:
How were you able to get my appointment without Gracchus knowing?
Marcus Licinius Crassus: I fought fire with oil. I purchased the Senate behind his back.
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Laurence Olivier
(as Marcus Licinius Crassus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Varinia:
Please die, my love... die, die now my darling!
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Jean Simmons
(as Varinia)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Varinia:
You like him, don't you.
Spartacus: Who wants to fight? An animal can learn to fight. But to say beautiful things, and to make people believe them...
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Kirk Douglas
(as Spartacus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Lentulus Batiatus:
But I'm a civilian. I'm more of a civilian than most civilians.
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Peter Ustinov
(as Lentulus Batiatus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Lentulus Biatatus:
[reacting to a slow servant] The sun's over there! I have to pay these people!
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Peter Ustinov
(as Lentulus Batiatus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Lentulus Biatatus:
There's one man I hate: Crassus.
Sempronius Gracchus: You've grown very ambitious in your hatred.
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Charles Laughton
(as Sempronius Gracchus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Kirk Douglas
(as Spartacus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Tony Curtis
(as Antoninus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Julius Caesar:
[about Spartacus] Did you fear him, Crassus?
Marcus Licinius Crassus: Not when I fought him, I knew he could be beaten. But now I fear him, even more than I fear you. Julius Caesar: Me? Marcus Licinius Crassus: Yes, my dear Caesar, you.
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Laurence Olivier
(as Marcus Licinius Crassus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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Julius Caesar:
Rome is the mob.
Marcus Licinius Crassus: No! Rome is an eternal thought in the mind of God. Julius Caesar: I'd no idea you'd grown religious. Marcus Licinius Crassus: [laughs] It doesn't matter. If there were no gods at all I'd still revere them. If there were no Rome, I'd dream of her.
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Laurence Olivier
(as Marcus Licinius Crassus)
in
Spartacus
(1960)
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