Quotes from The Fighting Guardsman (1946)
16 quotes
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Guard your tongue. You are addressing a gentleman!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Indeed, monsieur! I trust that to any gentleman of quality, he is nothing more than a blackguard.
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
It would be quite a romantic idea - an aristocrat who becomes a Robin Hood!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Leave this Roland to me!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
May I ask Your Majesty what right Monsieur le Baron has to wear the uniform of the King's guard?
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Monsieur, before you continue criticizing His Majesty, I want you to know that I'm a member of the royal court.
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Not so long ago, Monsieur le Baron seemed to prefer the company of servants and barmaids!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Sire, I give you my word. The wench shall be taught better manners.
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
Someday I hope to meet the thieves under more favorable circumstances. I shall teach the swine!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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Gaston de Montrevel:
We are very proud of the boar hunting in this vicinity. The creatures are plentiful - and vicious!
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George Macready
in
The Fighting Guardsman
(1946)
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