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Film Quotes by Alan Napier

9 quotes
Macbeth
Year: 1948

Director:
Orson Welles
A Holy Father: God's benison go with you. And with those that would make good of bad, and friends of foes.
-- Alan Napier (as A Holy Father) in Macbeth (1948)
Double Crossbones
Year: 1951

Director:
Charles Barton
Capt. Ben Wickett: You fed our passengers well, Mr. Kobb?
Mr. Kobb: Very well, Captain.
Capt. Ben Wickett: Good, Ill not have it said that Bloodthirsty Ben is lacking in his duties as a host. Now that you have dined the two gentlemen, wine them.
Mr. Kobb: Aye, sir.
Capt. Ben Wickett: Then throw them overboard.
Mr. Kobb: Aye, aye, sir.
[laughter]
Action in Arabia
Year: 1944

Director:
Léonide Moguy
Eric Latimer: Don't worry about them; they're running their heads straight into a noose!
House of Horrors
Year: 1946

Director:
Jean Yarbrough
F. Holmes Harmon: [Hearing someone come in but not turning around] If you're the janitor, come back later. If you're anyone else, there's a window at the end of the hall, jump out of it.
Marnie
Year: 1964

Director:
Alfred Hitchcock
Mr. Rutland: The best thing for the inside of a man or a woman is the outside of a horse.
-- Alan Napier (as Mr. Rutland) in Marnie (1964)
Macbeth
Year: 1948

Director:
Orson Welles
Macduff: Stands Scotland where it did?
A Holy Father: Alas, poor country, almost afraid to know itself. It cannot be called our mother, but our grave...
-- Alan Napier (as A Holy Father) in Macbeth (1948)
Batman
Year: 1966

Director:
Leslie H. Martinson
Robin: Holy Houdini!
Alfred: Bless my dustpan!
-- Alan Napier (as Alfred) in Batman (1966)
36 Hours
Year: 1965

Director:
George Seaton
Maj. Jefferson F. Pike: Over 300,000 men waiting for us in the wrong place, and you're worried?
Col. Peter MacLean: Well, this business is very much like marriage, Jeff. When things are going along too smoothly, you can't help but be a bit suspicious.
-- Alan Napier (as Col. Peter MacLean) in 36 Hours (1965)
Cat People
Year: 1942

Director:
Jacques Tourneur
The Commodore: Look at that woman over there.
Doc Carver: Looks just like a cat.
-- Alan Napier (as Doc Carver) in Cat People (1942)