Film Quotes by Peter O'Toole
137 quotes
Year: 1966
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Nicole Bonnet:
Is this how you normally work, by the mile?
Simon Dermott: I'm thinking. Look at my forehead: all wrinkled!
Simon Dermott: I'm thinking. Look at my forehead: all wrinkled!
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Peter O'Toole
(as Simon Dermott)
in
How to Steal a Million
(1966)
Year: 1966
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Nicole Bonnet:
Your arm is much better.
Simon Dermott: Oh no no, it hurts, it hurts.
Nicole Bonnet: It's the other arm.
Simon Dermott: The infection is spreading.
Simon Dermott: Oh no no, it hurts, it hurts.
Nicole Bonnet: It's the other arm.
Simon Dermott: The infection is spreading.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as Simon Dermott)
in
How to Steal a Million
(1966)
Year: 1965
Director:
Clive Donner*Richard Talmadge
Director:
Clive Donner*Richard Talmadge
Man In Strip Club:
[Richard Burton in cameo appearance] Excuse me, haven't *you* seen *me* somewhere before?
Michael James: I know the name, but I can't remember the face.
Michael James: I know the name, but I can't remember the face.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as Michael James)
in
What's New Pussycat
(1965)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
[bleeding after being stabbed] My horse bit me.
King Henry II: Hahaha! It's too funny! My lord here makes us all look silly at the jousts with his fancy horsemanship, he goes to his saddlebags, and gets bitten like a groom. You look quite shaken, little Saxon. Funny, I can't bear the thought of you in pain. All this, just to get me a drink?
King Henry II: Hahaha! It's too funny! My lord here makes us all look silly at the jousts with his fancy horsemanship, he goes to his saddlebags, and gets bitten like a groom. You look quite shaken, little Saxon. Funny, I can't bear the thought of you in pain. All this, just to get me a drink?
--
Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
[returning the Lord Chancellor's ring] Forgive me.
King Henry II: You give the lions of England back to me like a little boy who doesn't want to play anymore. I would have gone to war with all England's might behind me, and even against England's interests, to defend you, Thomas. I would have given away my life laughingly for you. Only I loved you and you didn't love me. That's the difference.
King Henry II: You give the lions of England back to me like a little boy who doesn't want to play anymore. I would have gone to war with all England's might behind me, and even against England's interests, to defend you, Thomas. I would have given away my life laughingly for you. Only I loved you and you didn't love me. That's the difference.
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Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
England is a ship. The king is captain of the ship.
King Henry II: That's neat. I like that.
King Henry II: That's neat. I like that.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
God rest his soul.
King Henry II: He will, He will. He'll be much more use to God than he ever was to me.
King Henry II: He will, He will. He'll be much more use to God than he ever was to me.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
Honor is a private matter within; it's an idea, and every man has his own version of it.
King Henry II: How gracefully you tell your king to mind his own business.
King Henry II: How gracefully you tell your king to mind his own business.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Thomas a Becket:
Tonight you can do me the honor of christening my forks.
King Henry II: Forks?
Thomas a Becket: Yes, from Florence. New little invention. It's for pronging meat and carrying it to the mouth. It saves you dirtying your fingers.
King Henry II: But then you dirty the fork.
Thomas a Becket: Yes, but it's washable.
King Henry II: So are your fingers. I don't see the point.
King Henry II: Forks?
Thomas a Becket: Yes, from Florence. New little invention. It's for pronging meat and carrying it to the mouth. It saves you dirtying your fingers.
King Henry II: But then you dirty the fork.
Thomas a Becket: Yes, but it's washable.
King Henry II: So are your fingers. I don't see the point.
--
Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Peter Glenville
Director:
Peter Glenville
Empress Matilda:
Oh, if I were a man!
King Henry II: Thank God, madam, He gave you breasts! An asset from which I derived not the slightest benefit.
King Henry II: Thank God, madam, He gave you breasts! An asset from which I derived not the slightest benefit.
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Peter O'Toole
(as King Henry II)
in
Becket
(1964)