Film Quotes by Tomas Milian
6 quotes
Linda Moreno:
Do you always gin up your women?
Jed: You're more than just a woman to me. You're like a shower of milk from heaven!
Jed: You're more than just a woman to me. You're like a shower of milk from heaven!
Jed:
[eating a bowl of pasta] Whoever thought of spaghetti was a genius. He must have made a damn fortune.
Jed:
That's one way you can tell the difference between a man and a woman. A man can spit, and a woman can't!
Year: 1965
Director:
Carol Reed
Director:
Carol Reed
Raphael:
For what is an artist in this world but a servant, a lackey for the rich and powerful? Before we even begin to work, to feed this craving of ours, we must find a patron, a rich man of affairs, or a merchant, or a prince or... a Pope. We must bow, fawn, kiss hands to be able to do the things we must do or die.
[chuckles]
Raphael: We are harlots always peddling beauty at the doorsteps of the mighty.
Michelangelo: If it comes to that, I won't be an artist.
Raphael: [scoffs] You'll always be an artist. You have no choice.
[chuckles]
Raphael: We are harlots always peddling beauty at the doorsteps of the mighty.
Michelangelo: If it comes to that, I won't be an artist.
Raphael: [scoffs] You'll always be an artist. You have no choice.
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Tomas Milian
(as Raphael)
in
The Agony and the Ecstasy
(1965)
Vincenzo Moretto, 'Il gobbo':
Hey what's your name, man?
Theodore: Theodore.
Vincenzo Moretto, 'Il gobbo': Ah, Theodore, son of a whore. Good to know you!
Theodore: Theodore.
Vincenzo Moretto, 'Il gobbo': Ah, Theodore, son of a whore. Good to know you!