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Humphrey Bogart
(as Joseph)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Albert:
I read someplace that when a lady faints, you should loosen her clothing.
Joseph: [Sarcastically] It's that kind of reading that got you into trouble.
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Humphrey Bogart
(as Joseph)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Albert:
If crime showed on a man's face, there wouldn't be any mirrors.
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Aldo Ray
(as Albert)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Humphrey Bogart
(as Joseph)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Albert:
Tell him there's a deadly poisonous snake inside of the cage. Tell him.
[Joseph eaves the room. Re-enters a few seconds later] Albert: You didn't tell him? Albert: [after a pause] He knows already.
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Aldo Ray
(as Albert)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Albert:
What if she knows his handwriting?
Joseph: If you got a beautiful note like this, would you bother comparing signatures? Albert: No. It'd have to be signed by a girl, though.
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Aldo Ray
(as Albert)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Felix Ducotel:
[to his wife] You know how miserable I get when I'm unhappy.
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Leo G. Carroll
(as Felix Ducotel)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Felix Ducotel:
Don't misunderstand me. It's true that I never liked my cousin, only because he was not likable. He had a number of good points, I'm sure. I just can't think of any.
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Leo G. Carroll
(as Felix Ducotel)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Felix Ducotel:
I'll say one thing for crooks - they give you an honest day's work.
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Leo G. Carroll
(as Felix Ducotel)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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Peter Ustinov
(as Jules)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
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