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Col. Francis Burke:
We need money! It's blood for our veins! It's air for the lungs of us!
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Col. Francis Burke:
Why, you swindling scum of a coward! You mouse-hearted imitation of a man! You green crawling snake that slipped up from the slime when your thieving mother wasn't looking!
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Col. Francis Burke:
You have the honor to address Colonel Francis Burke, gentleman of Dublin, chevalier of France, and hunted refugee of a devastated ragtag army.
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Jamie Durie:
[Seeing Burke being kissed by several girls] Burke, on your way.
Col. Francis Burke: Not again, Jamie. The dear helpless females want comforting. Where's the heart of you?
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Jamie Durie:
[Watching Burke being kissed by several girls] Burke, come on!
Col. Francis Burke: Would you have me leave these poor, lonesome bits of depravity? I'm about to enrich the lives and experience of them!
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Jamie Durie:
Burke, we've got to get out of here.
Col. Francis Burke: And what could be simpler? The guard could have no objection to that!
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Jamie Durie:
Now, one of two things, Irishman. Either we fight on the spot, or we be comrades. Which is it to be?
Col. Francis Burke: Cut each other's throats or be friends for life - either way, is it? Jamie Durie: It makes no difference to me. Col. Francis Burke: And how do we make the decision? Jamie Durie: Heads, we fight. [He flips a coin] Col. Francis Burke: Tails. Good. I'm a wee bit tired at the moment.
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Roger Livesey
(as Col. Francis Burke)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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Matthew Bull:
I don't like his eyes. I don't trust him.
Jamie Durie: Well, that's strange, when I'm so fond of you.
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Errol Flynn
(as Jamie Durie)
in
The Master of Ballantrae
(1953)
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