Film Quotes by Terence Stamp
9 quotes
Miranda Grey:
I've stayed the four weeks.
Freddie Clegg: I just have to have you here a little longer.
Miranda Grey: Why? What more can I do? What more can you want?
Freddie Clegg: You know what I want... it's what I've always wanted. You could fall in love with me if you tried. I've done everything I could to make it easy. You just won't try!
Freddie Clegg: I just have to have you here a little longer.
Miranda Grey: Why? What more can I do? What more can you want?
Freddie Clegg: You know what I want... it's what I've always wanted. You could fall in love with me if you tried. I've done everything I could to make it easy. You just won't try!
--
Terence Stamp
in
The Collector
(1965)
Billy Budd:
Farewell to the Rights of Man!
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Terence Stamp
(as Billy Budd)
in
Billy Budd
(1962)
Billy Budd:
God bless Captain Vere!
--
Terence Stamp
(as Billy Budd)
in
Billy Budd
(1962)
Billy Budd:
It's wrong to flog a man. It's against his being a man.
--
Terence Stamp
(as Billy Budd)
in
Billy Budd
(1962)
Blue:
I'm tired, Mr. Parker... particularly of you.
--
Terence Stamp
in
Blue
(1968)
Freddie Clegg:
Don't worry. I'll respect your every privacy.
--
Terence Stamp
in
The Collector
(1965)
Freddie Clegg:
There'd be a blooming lot more of this sort of thing, if more people had the time and the money.
--
Terence Stamp
in
The Collector
(1965)
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Terence Stamp
in
The Collector
(1965)
William O'Daniel, maintopman:
[After Jenkons' burial at sea] Well, that's the end of Enoch Jenkins. Over the side he goes and his mates soon forget him.
Alan Payne, maintopman: They'll not forget him so soon, I'm thinking.
The Dansker, sailmaker: Ah, whatever happened to Jenkins, he ain't worried now. He got a hundred fathoms between him and the troubles of his life.
Billy Budd: I'd rather be buried at sea than on the shore when I come to die. Will you stand by the plank, mates, so I can shake a friendly hand before I sink?
[After a pause, they all laugh]
Billy Budd: .
Alan Payne, maintopman: They'll not forget him so soon, I'm thinking.
The Dansker, sailmaker: Ah, whatever happened to Jenkins, he ain't worried now. He got a hundred fathoms between him and the troubles of his life.
Billy Budd: I'd rather be buried at sea than on the shore when I come to die. Will you stand by the plank, mates, so I can shake a friendly hand before I sink?
[After a pause, they all laugh]
Billy Budd: .
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Terence Stamp
(as Billy Budd)
in
Billy Budd
(1962)