Quotes about Last Lines

Natasha Rostov: [to Pierre] You're like this house. You suffer, you show your wounds, but you stand.

- Audrey Hepburn (as Natasha Rostova) in War and Peace (1956) (1956)

[after Reardon has wrapped up the investigation, Kenyon congratulates him]
R.S. Kenyon: Owing to your splendid efforts the basic rate of The Atlantic Casualty Company - as of 1947 - will probably drop one-tenth of a cent.
[he shakes Reardon's hand]
R.S. Kenyon: Congratulations, Mr. Reardon.
Jim Reardon: I'd rather have a night's sleep.
R.S. Kenyon: Why don't you take a good rest. I must say you've earned it.
[Reardon starts to leave]
R.S. Kenyon: This is Friday... don't come in 'til Monday.
Jim Reardon: Thanks.

- Edmond O'Brien (as Jim Reardon) in The Killers (1946)

Alexander Yardley: What a Christmas! Ho, ho, what a Christmas!

- Sydney Greenstreet (as Alexander Yardley) in Christmas in Connecticut (1945)

Ben: Will you see me safely home, guv'nor, if I gives you a nice wedding present, eh?

- Leon M. Lion (as Ben) in Number Seventeen (1932)

Mr. Lundie: Tommy's love has re-awakened Brigadoon] Tommy lad, you! My, my! You must really love her. You woke me up.
[He gestures to Tommy]
Mr. Lundie: Come, lad.
[Tommy slowly crosses the bridge to Mr. Lundie, then looks about him, confused]
Mr. Lundie: You shouldna be too surprised. I told ye... if you love someone deeply enough, anything is possible.
[Tommy stares down the road towards Brigadoon]
Mr. Lundie: Even... *miracles*?

- Barry Jones (as Mr. Lundie) in Brigadoon (1954)

James Bond: [Tracy has just been shot and killed] It's all right. It's quite all right, really. She's having a rest. We'll be going on soon. There's no hurry, you see. We have all the time in the world.

- George Lazenby (as James Bond) in On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Frank Whemple: Helen! Helen! Come back! It's Frank! Come back!

- David Manners (as Frank Whemple) in The Mummy (1932)

Phillip Morgan: They're coming.

- Farley Granger (as Phillip Morgan) in Rope (1948)

Sir Humphrey Pengallan: What are you all waiting for? A spectacle? You shall have it and tell your children how the great age ended. Make way for Pengallon!

- Charles Laughton (as Sir Humphrey Pengallan) in Jamaica Inn (1939)

Perry: [his last words] I'd like to apologize, but... who to?

- Robert Blake (as Perry) in In Cold Blood (1967)