Quotes from Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
18 quotes
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Leonard Vole:
[in Christine's bombed-out hovel] It's horrible! In a gemutlich sort of way.
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Tyrone Power
(as Leonard Vole)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Leonard Vole:
But this is England, where I thought you never arrest, let alone convict, people for crimes they have not committed.
Sir Wilfrid: We try not to make a habit of it.
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Charles Laughton
(as Sir Wilfrid)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Leonard Vole:
What are you looking for?
Christine Vole: My accordion. Leonard Vole: [stepping on it] I think I've found it. Christine Vole: Step on it again. It's still breathing.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Christine)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Christine Vole:
Damn you. Damn you. Damn you! Damn you!
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Christine)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Christine Vole:
You are burning my nose.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Christine)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Mr. Myers:
I hope we are not to be deprived of the learned and stimulating company of Sir Wilfrid?
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Torin Thatcher
(as Mr. Myers)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Sir Wilfrid:
[getting progressively more agitated] The question is whether you were lying then or are you lying now... or whether in fact you are a chronic and habitual LIAR!
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Charles Laughton
(as Sir Wilfrid)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Sir Wilfrid:
[Leonard Vole has been acquitted] We've disposed of the gallows, but there's still that banana peel somewhere.
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Charles Laughton
(as Sir Wilfrid)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Sir Wilfrid:
Be prepared for hysterics and even a fainting spell. Better have smelling salts handy and a nip of brandy.
Christine Vole: I do not think that will be necessary. I never faint because I am not sure that I will fall gracefully and I never use smelling salts because they puff up the eyes. I am Christine Vole.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Christine)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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Sir Wilfrid:
I am constantly surprised that women's hats do not provoke more murders.
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Charles Laughton
(as Sir Wilfrid)
in
Witness for the Prosecution
(1957)
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