Film Quotes by Flora Robson
6 quotes
Count Emilio Ponticelli:
It is a pity that the race will now be won by a Protestant.
Mother Superior: A Protestant? Sisters, don't stand there gazing. This good Catholic needs our help!
Mother Superior: A Protestant? Sisters, don't stand there gazing. This good Catholic needs our help!
Spanish Ambassador:
If your majesty will not hear words, we must come to cannon and see if you will hear them.
Queen Elizabeth I of England: If you use threats of that kind, I will chase you out of my kingdom.
Spanish Ambassador: But, your grace. You MUST listen.
Queen Elizabeth I of England: Must? Little man, little man, must is NOT a word to use to princes. Our council shall confer with you. Meanwhile, go home and be quiet!
Queen Elizabeth I of England: If you use threats of that kind, I will chase you out of my kingdom.
Spanish Ambassador: But, your grace. You MUST listen.
Queen Elizabeth I of England: Must? Little man, little man, must is NOT a word to use to princes. Our council shall confer with you. Meanwhile, go home and be quiet!
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Flora Robson
in
Fire Over England
(1937)
Miss Baker Wise, M.P.:
You're a human gun! They've turned you into a human rifle!
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Flora Robson
(as Miss Barker)
in
Guns at Batasi
(1964)
Nell Dawson:
With every month that passes things will become easier for you. Six months from now you'll be accepted here.
Frieda: By you?
Nell Dawson: By nine people out of ten.
Frieda: By you?
Nell Dawson: I'm the tenth.
Frieda: By you?
Nell Dawson: By nine people out of ten.
Frieda: By you?
Nell Dawson: I'm the tenth.
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Flora Robson
in
Frieda
(1947)
Nell Dawson:
Yes, I was wrong. No matter who they are, no matter what they've done, you can't treat human beings as though they were less than human... without becoming less than human yourself.
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Flora Robson
in
Frieda
(1947)
Lockwood: Where’s he going in the storm?
Ellen: She calls him – and he follows her out onto the moor…
Ellen: She calls him – and he follows her out onto the moor…
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Flora Robson
(as Ellen)
in
Wuthering Heights
(1939)