Film Quotes by Robert Barrat
5 quotes
Christian Sanders Jr.:
I don't see why Maria should suffer for a crime her grandfather committed. Why, she's as innocent as I am... or as guilty.
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Robert Barrat
(as Christian Sanders)
in
Strangler of the Swamp
(1945)
Christian Sanders:
Oh, this swamp breeds more rumors than mosquitos.
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Robert Barrat
(as Christian Sanders)
in
Strangler of the Swamp
(1945)
Thomas 'Tom' Holmes:
You used to hate the capitalists.
Max Brinker: Naturally. That was before I had money.
Max Brinker: Naturally. That was before I had money.
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Robert Barrat
(as Max Brinker)
in
Heroes for Sale
(1933)
Betty, the maid:
Mary! Mary, did you hear what happened last night?
Mary, the cook: Don't tell me the old cat went and had kittens again.
Betty, the maid: No, silly, it's Mr. Thomas!
Mary, the cook: What?
Betty, the maid: He disappeared.
Mary, the cook: Where to?
Betty, the maid: If we knew where he was, he wouldn't be disappeared, stupid. He slept... in the Blue Room!
Mary, the cook: [suddenly afraid] The ghost room?
Betty, the maid: And he's gone!
Mary, the cook: Oh...
Betty, the maid: Paul? Is it really true about Mr. Thomas?
Paul, the Butler: Yes. I warned them. But they laughed at me. But I tell you that anybody who sleeps in the Blue Room is never heard of again!
Mary, the cook: Don't tell me the old cat went and had kittens again.
Betty, the maid: No, silly, it's Mr. Thomas!
Mary, the cook: What?
Betty, the maid: He disappeared.
Mary, the cook: Where to?
Betty, the maid: If we knew where he was, he wouldn't be disappeared, stupid. He slept... in the Blue Room!
Mary, the cook: [suddenly afraid] The ghost room?
Betty, the maid: And he's gone!
Mary, the cook: Oh...
Betty, the maid: Paul? Is it really true about Mr. Thomas?
Paul, the Butler: Yes. I warned them. But they laughed at me. But I tell you that anybody who sleeps in the Blue Room is never heard of again!
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Robert Barrat
in
Secret of the Blue Room
(1933)
[first lines]
[Christian picks up a corpse lying on the bottom of Joseph's ferry]
Joseph Hart: Can I be of any more help?
Christian Sanders: No, thank you, Joseph.
[Christian picks up a corpse lying on the bottom of Joseph's ferry]
Joseph Hart: Can I be of any more help?
Christian Sanders: No, thank you, Joseph.
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Robert Barrat
(as Christian Sanders)
in
Strangler of the Swamp
(1945)