David HemmingsQuotes

Ron: What did you see in that park?

Thomas: Nothing.

Thomas: [seeing [[w:Veruschka von Lehndorff|Verushka] ] at a London party] I thought you were supposed to be in Paris.

Verushka: I am in Paris.

Thomas: What's your name? Oh, forget it — what's the use of a name? What do you they call you in bed?

Brunette woman: I only go to bed to sleep.

Jane: [handing him back the phone] Why should I speak to her?

Thomas: [hangs up the phone, and walks around the room] Sorry love, the bird I'm with won't talk to you. … She isn't my wife, really. We just have some kids. … No, no kids, not even kids. Sometimes, though, it feels as if we had kids. … She isn't beautiful, she's... easy to live with. … No, she isn't. … That's why I don't live with her. … But even with beautiful girls, you look at them and that's that.

Jane: My private life's already a mess. It would be a disaster if…

Thomas: So what? Nothing like a little disaster for sorting things out.

Thomas: I'm fed up with those bloody bitches. I wish I had tons of money. Then I'd be free.

Ron: Free to do what?

Thomas: Why are you selling?

Shop-owner: I'd like to try something different — get off some somewhere. I'm fed up with antiques.

Thomas: Get off where?

Shop-owner: To Nepal.

Thomas: Nepal is all antiques.

Shop-owner: Is it? Perhaps I better try … Morocco.

Thomas: Don't let's spoil everything, we've only just met.

Jane: No, we haven't met — you've never seen me.

Jane: What are you doing? Stop it! Stop it! Give me those pictures. You can't photograph people like that.

Thomas: Who says I can't? I'm only doing my job. Some people are bullfighters, some people are politicians. I'm a photographer.

Jane: This is a public place — everyone has the right to be left in peace.

Thomas: It's not my fault if there's no peace. You know, most girls would pay me to photograph them.

Jane: I'll pay you.

Thomas: I overcharge. There are other things I want on the reel.

Blonde woman: Couldn't you give us just a couple of minutes?

Thomas: Couple of minutes? I haven't even got a couple of minutes to have my appendix out.

Thomas: You'll get your pictures. I promise. I always keep my word.

Thomas: You ever do any modeling? Fashion stuff, I mean. You've got it.

Thomas: What's so important about my bloody pictures?

Dildano: The time is right! The Queen is in her Chamber of Dreams.

Barbarella: What about the key?

Dildano: Ah, the key.

Dildano: There is the secret key.

Dildano: Where?

Dildano: It's invisible, of course. Only an invisible key can open an invisible wall.

Dildano: [[w:Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch|Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch] Our rendezvous point will be at 1600 hours. And our password will be… "]".

Barbarella: You mean, the secret password is "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch"?

Dildano: Exactly.

Dildano: She sleeps alone in a room above the Mathmos, surrounded by a wall of impenetrable energy, to which she alone has the secret key. There exists, however, a second secret key, which my agents have located, and is now in my possession. You want to discover the whereabouts of Durand Durand. I want to capture the Black Queen. You follow my meaning.

Barbarella: If you really do have the second secret key… why haven't you used it already?

Dildano: Ah!

Dildano: Ah. Ah — ah! Because our forces have not as yet been strong enough! The capture of the Black Queen, ah… has to be associated with a military… coup! Hmm. With your weaponry and spacecraft, this can be brought about. With the Black Queen in your control, you can get her to divulge the whereabouts of Durand Durand!

Barbarella: Yes, I see.

Dildano: Good.

Dildano: The password — quickly!

Barbarella: I don't understand!

Dildano: Are you not a political prisoner?

Barbarella: I don't think so.

Dildano: Then you're not one of us.

Barbarella: I'm from Earth.

Dildano: [[revolution] Earth! Planet of the ]s! W-w-will you join our cause?

Barbarella: What cause? Who are you?

Dildano: I-I'm Dildano, head of the revolutionary forces. This is our headquarters.

Barbarella: I suppose you realize you've saved my life.

Dildano: A life without cause is a life without effect.

Barbarella: Well, I-I'm sure I could get you a substantial recompense from my government.

Dildano: Earth woman. Shall I tell you what I would like?

Barbarella: I think I know.

Dildano: No! No, not like that! Like on Earth, on-on-on Ea— on Earth! The pill! I-I-I have the pill!

Barbarella: [[tradition] But… uh… Couldn't we do it your way? I don't want to change your ]s.

Pellinore: Forgive the interruption. Anyone here seen a beast with the head of a serpent, the body of a boar and the tail of a lion, baying like forty hounds?

Mordred: [to Arthur about Guenevere] What a magnificent dilemma! Let her die, your life is over; let her live, your life's a fraud. Which will it be, Arthur? Do you kill the Queen or kill the law?

Company: [singing] Guinevere, Guinevere.In that dim, mournful yearSaw the men she held so dearGo to war for Guinevere.

Company: [singing] Guinevere, GuinevereOh, they found GuinevereIn the dying candle's gleamCame the sundown of a dream.