Andre Trochard: [to Isabelle] Your opinion of me has no cash value. - Basil Rathbone (as Andre Trochard) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Andre Trochard: Out of my way, you lout! Albert: [deadpan] You frighten me. - Aldo Ray (as Albert) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: [Referring to the Ducotels] People like that - how can you cut their throats? Albert: [Dryly] It isn't easy. - Aldo Ray (as Albert) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: I'll say one thing about prison. You meet a better class of people. - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: I'm going to buy them their Christmas turkey. Albert: "Buy"? Do you really mean "buy"? Joseph: Yes, buy! In the Spirit of Christmas. The hard part's going to be stealing the money to pay for it. - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: If you don't mind my saying so, Albert, he's got it all over you. - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: In the immortal words of somebody or other, "Well done, Adolphe." - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: That's the way it is, "in the midst of life," et cetera, et cetera, I forget the rest of it. - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Joseph: We came here to rob them and that's what we're gonna do - beat their heads in, gouge their eyes out, slash their throats. Soon as we wash the dishes. - Humphrey Bogart (as Joseph) in We're No Angels (1955)

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Albert: [looking at the Navy officer in full dress whites] I think he looks like a glass of milk. - Aldo Ray (as Albert) in We're No Angels (1955)

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