Sean Connery

Highest Rated: 100% The Red Tent (1971)

Lowest Rated: 0% Sir Billi (2013)

Birthday: Aug 25, 1930

Birthplace: Edinburgh, Scotland

One of the few movie "superstars" truly worthy of the designation, actor Sean Connery was born to a middle-class Scottish family in the first year of the worldwide Depression. Dissatisfied with his austere surroundings, Connery quit school at 15 to join the navy (he still bears his requisite tattoos, one reading "Scotland Forever" and the other "Mum and Dad"). Holding down several minor jobs, not the least of which was as a coffin polisher, Connery became interested in bodybuilding, which led to several advertising modeling jobs and a bid at Scotland's "Mr. Universe" title. Mildly intrigued by acting, Connery joined the singing-sailor chorus of the London roduction of South Pacific in 1951, which whetted his appetite for stage work. Connery worked for a while in repertory theater, then moved to television, where he scored a success in the BBC's re-staging of the American teledrama Requiem for a Heavyweight. The actor moved on to films, playing bit parts (he'd been an extra in the 1954 Anna Neagle musical Lilacs in the Spring) and working up to supporting roles. Connery's first important movie role was as Lana Turner's romantic interest in Another Time, Another Place (1958) -- although he was killed off 15 minutes into the picture. After several more years in increasingly larger film and TV roles, Connery was cast as James Bond in 1962's Dr. No; he was far from the first choice, but the producers were impressed by Connery's refusal to kowtow to them when he came in to read for the part. The actor played the secret agent again in From Russia With Love (1963), but it wasn't until the third Bond picture, Goldfinger (1964), that both Connery and his secret-agent alter ego became a major box-office attraction. While the money steadily improved, Connery was already weary of Bond at the time of the fourth 007 flick Thunderball (1965). He tried to prove to audiences and critics that there was more to his talents than James Bond by playing a villain in Woman of Straw (1964), an enigmatic Hitchcock hero in Marnie (1964), a cockney POW in The Hill (1965), and a loony Greenwich Village poet in A Fine Madness (1966). Despite the excellence of his characterizations, audiences preferred the Bond films, while critics always qualified their comments with references to the secret agent. With You Only Live Twice (1967), Connery swore he was through with James Bond; with Diamonds Are Forever (1971), he really meant what he said. Rather than coast on his celebrity, the actor sought out the most challenging movie assignments possible, including La Tenda Rossa/The Red Tent (1969), The Molly Maguires (1970), and Zardoz (1973). This time audiences were more responsive, though Connery was still most successful with action films like The Wind and the Lion (1974), The Man Who Would Be King (1975), and The Great Train Robbery (1979). With his patented glamorous worldliness, Connery was also ideal in films about international political intrigue like The Next Man (1976), Cuba (1979), The Hunt for Red October (1990), and The Russia House (1990). One of Connery's personal favorite performances was also one of his least typical: In The Offence (1973), he played a troubled police detective whose emotions -- and hidden demons -- are agitated by his pursuit of a child molester. In 1981, Connery briefly returned to the Bond fold with Never Say Never Again, but his difficulties with the production staff turned what should have been a fond throwback to his salad days into a nightmarish experience for the actor. At this point, he hardly needed Bond to sustain his career; Connery had not only the affection of his fans but the respect of his industry peers, who honored him with the British Film Academy award for The Name of the Rose (1986) and an American Oscar for The Untouchables (1987) (which also helped make a star of Kevin Costner, who repaid the favor by casting Connery as Richard the Lionhearted in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves [1991] -- the most highly publicize

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Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
0%	Sir Billi	Actor	—	2013
No Score Yet	Ever to Excel	Actor	—	2012
17%	The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen	Executive Producer Allan Quatermain	$66.4M	2003
74%	Finding Forrester	William Forrester Producer	$51.4M	2000
No Score Yet	The James Bond Story	Actor	—	2000
No Score Yet	Hollywood Screen Tests	Actor	—	2000
38%	Entrapment	Producer Robert `Mac' MacDougal	—	1999
60%	Playing by Heart	Paul	—	1998
5%	The Avengers	Sir August de Wynter	—	1998
66%	The Rock	John Patrick Mason Executive Producer	—	1996
50%	Dragonheart	Draco	—	1996
45%	First Knight	King Arthur	—	1995
25%	Just Cause	Executive Producer Paul Armstrong	—	1995
11%	A Good Man in Africa	Dr. Alex Murray	—	1994
35%	Rising Sun	Executive Producer John Connor	—	1993
20%	Medicine Man	Executive Producer Dr. Robert Campbell	—	1992
0%	Highlander 2: The Quickening	Juan Ramirez	—	1991
50%	Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves	King Richard	—	1991
No Score Yet	Great Golf Courses of the World - Scotland	Himself	—	1991
75%	The Russia House	Barley Blair	—	1990
86%	The Hunt for Red October	Marko Ramius	—	1990
38%	Family Business	Jessie	—	1989
88%	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	Dr. Henry Jones	—	1989
53%	The Presidio	Lt. Col. Alan Caldwell	—	1988
No Score Yet	Memories of Me	Sean Connery	—	1988
80%	The Untouchables	Jim Malone	—	1987
No Score Yet	Happy Anniversary 007 - 25 Years of James Bond	Actor	—	1987
74%	The Name of the Rose (Der Name der Rose)	William of Baskerville	—	1986
70%	Highlander	Ramirez	—	1986
No Score Yet	Sword of the Valiant	The Green Knight	—	1984
No Score Yet	James Bond 007: Coming Attractions	Actor	—	1984
63%	Never Say Never Again	James Bond	—	1983
17%	Five Days One Summer	Douglas	—	1983
38%	Wrong Is Right	Patrick Hale	—	1982
91%	Time Bandits	King Agamemnon	—	1981
58%	Outland	Marshal Willian O'Neil	—	1981
50%	Cuba	Major Robert Dapes	—	1979
5%	Meteor	Dr. Paul Bradley	—	1979
78%	The Great Train Robbery	Edward Pierce	—	1979
No Score Yet	The AFI Lifetime Achievement Awards: Alfred Hitchcock	Actor	—	1979
65%	A Bridge Too Far	Maj. Gen. Roy Urquhart	—	1977
No Score Yet	The Next Man	Khalil Abdul-Muhsen	—	1976
76%	Robin and Marian	Robin Hood	—	1976
No Score Yet	Arab Conspiracy	Actor	—	1976
75%	The Wind and the Lion	Mulay el-Raisuli	—	1975
96%	The Man Who Would Be King	Daniel Dravot	—	1975
95%	Murder on the Orient Express	Col. Arbuthnot	—	1974
No Score Yet	Ransom (The Terrorists)	Nils Tahlvik	—	1974
42%	Zardoz	Zed	—	1974
71%	The Offence	Det. Sgt. Johnson	—	1973
67%	Diamonds Are Forever	James Bond	—	1971
100%	The Red Tent	Roald Amundsen	—	1971
82%	The Anderson Tapes	John Anderson	—	1971
89%	The Molly Maguires	Jack Kehoe	—	1970
No Score Yet	Shalako	Shalako	—	1968
72%	You Only Live Twice	James Bond	—	1967
No Score Yet	The Bowler And The Bunnet	Director	—	1967
No Score Yet	A Fine Madness	Samson Shillitoe	—	1966
No Score Yet	Un monde nouveau	Actor	—	1966
86%	Thunderball	James Bond	—	1965
100%	The Hill	Joe Roberts	—	1965
96%	Goldfinger	James Bond	—	1964
No Score Yet	Woman of Straw	Anthony Richmond	—	1964
82%	Marnie	Mark Rutland	—	1964
96%	From Russia With Love	James Bond	—	1964
96%	Dr. No	James Bond	—	1962
No Score Yet	The Frightened City	Paddy Damion	—	1962
91%	The Longest Day	Private Flanagan	—	1962
No Score Yet	Anna Karenina	Actor	—	1961
No Score Yet	On the Fiddle	Pedlar Pascoe	—	1961
No Score Yet	Macbeth	Actor	—	1961
No Score Yet	Hard Drivers	Actor	—	1960
No Score Yet	Shakespeare's An Age of Kings	Actor	—	1960
No Score Yet	Tarzan's Greatest Adventure	O'Bannion	—	1959
100%	Darby O'Gill and the Little People	Michael McBride	—	1959
100%	A Night to Remember	Titanic Deck Hand	—	1958
No Score Yet	Another Time Another Place	Mark Trevor	—	1958
No Score Yet	Time Lock	Actor	—	1957
No Score Yet	Action of the Tiger	Mike	—	1957
No Score Yet	Hell Drivers	Johnny	—	1957
No Score Yet	No Road Back	Spike	—	1957
No Score Yet	Lilacs in the Spring (Let's Make Up)	Actor	—	1954

TV

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	YEAR
No Score Yet	The Tonight Show With Jay Leno 1992-2014	Guest	2003

Quotes from Sean Connery's Characters

James Bond:

Bond. James Bond.

Mark Rutland:

Marnie, try not to abscond with the family silver. In a week, when we are married, you can take legal possession.

Mark Rutland:	Why the pool? Why didn't you just jump overboard?
Marnie Edgar:	The idea was to kill myself-- not to feed the damned fish!
Marnie Edgar:	The idea was to kill myself not to feed the damned fish!

Capt. Borodin:	The crew know about the saboteur. They are afraid.
Marko Ramius:	Well, that could be useful when the time comes.

James Bond:

What I did was for Queen and country. Surely you don't think it gave me any pleasure?

Emilio Largo:	Someone has to lose!
James Bond:	Yes, I thought I saw a spectre over shoulder!
Emilio Largo:	What did you mean?
James Bond:	The spectre of the defeat!

Zed:	Zardoz speaks to you.

Tiffany Case:	You just killed James Bond!
James Bond:	Is that who it was? That just shows no one's indestructible.

James Bond:

That's quite a nice little nothing you're almost wearing. I approve.

Jim Malone:	Federal agents this is a raid
Jim Malone:	Federal agents! This is a raid!

Dr. Henry Jones:

I should have mailed it to the Marx Brothers!

Dr. Henry Jones:

Archaeology is the search for fact... not truth. If it's truth you're looking for, Dr. Tyree's philosophy class is right down the hall.

James Bond:	shaken not stirred
James Bond:	Shaken, not stirred.

O'Neil:

Think it over!

Pussy Galore:	My name is Pussy Galore.
James Bond:	I must be dreaming...
James Bond:	I must be dreaming.

Capt. Marko Ramius:	Ryan some things in here don't react well to bullets
Capt. Marko Ramius:	Ryan some things in here don't react well to bullets.

Dr. Henry Jones:	(To Indy) The search for the Grail, is not about archaeology. If captured by the Nazis, the armies of evil will march across the face of the earth! Do you understand me?
Dr. Henry Jones:	The search for the Grail, is not about archaeology. If captured by the Nazis, the armies of evil will march across the face of the earth! Do you understand me?
Indiana Jones:	(In a frustrated mood, turns and points to Henry) This is an obsession, Dad. I never understood it! Never! (Turns away) Neither did Mom.
Indiana Jones:	This is an obsession, Dad. I never understood it! Never! Neither did Mom.
Dr. Henry Jones:	Oh yes she did! Only too well. Until she kept her illness from me.

Robert Dapes:	I'm not asking you to go on a holiday!
Alexandra Pulido:	Don't shout. [pours some coffee] Robert, it's very nice of you, and I know what you're saying. But I don't really know you, do I? You knew me when I was a silly girl of fifteen...
Alexandra Pulido:	Don't shout. Robert, it's very nice of you and I know what you're saying. But I don't really know you, do I? You knew me when I was a silly girl of fifteen.
Robert Dapes:	Seventeen!
Alexandra Pulido:	[deep breath] ...fifteen. I fell in love with a handsome British soldier; you know what I remember most about you? Your knees!
Alexandra Pulido:	Fifteen. I fell in love with a handsome British soldier. You know what I remember most about you? Your knees!

James Bond:

A martini. Shaken, not stirred.

James Bond:

Bond. James Bond.

James Bond:	I admire your courage, Miss...
James Bond:	I admire your courage, Miss?
Sylvia:	Trench. Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr. ...
Sylvia:	Trench. Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr.?
James Bond:	Bond. closes his cigar lighter James Bond.
James Bond:	Bond. James Bond.

Dr. Henry Jones:	(When he learns Indy brought back his diary) I should've mailed it to the Marx brothers.
Indiana Jones:	Would you take it easy?
Dr. Henry Jones:	Take it easy? Why do you think I sent it home in the first place? So that it wouldn't fall into their hands!
Indiana Jones:	I came here to save you!
Dr. Henry Jones:	Oh yeah, and who's gonna come to save you, Junior?!
Indiana Jones:	I told you...(grabs machine gun and shoots Nazis) don't call me 'Junior'!

Dr. Henry Jones:	(When he learns Indy brought back his diary) I should've mailed it to the Marx brothers.
Indiana Jones:	Would you take it easy?
Dr. Henry Jones:	Take it easy? Why do you think I sent it home in the first place? So that it wouldn't fall into their hands!
Indiana Jones:	I came here to save you!
Dr. Henry Jones:	Oh yeah, and who's gonna come to save you, Junior?!
Indiana Jones:	I told you...(grabs machine gun and shoots Nazis) don't call me 'Junior'!

Dr. Henry Jones:	(When he learns Indy brought back his diary) I should've mailed it to the Marx brothers.
Indiana Jones:	Would you take it easy?
Dr. Henry Jones:	Take it easy? Why do you think I sent it home in the first place? So that it wouldn't fall into their hands!
Indiana Jones:	I came here to save you!
Dr. Henry Jones:	Oh yeah, and who's gonna come to save you, Junior?!
Indiana Jones:	I told you...(grabs machine gun and shoots Nazis) don't call me 'Junior'!

James Bond:	Welcome to Hell Blofeld
James Bond:	Welcome to Hell, Blofeld.

Honey Ryder:	Are you looking for shells?
James Bond:	No, i'm just looking.
James Bond:	No, I'm just looking.

Raisuli the Magnificent:

We will all eat lamb in Paradise.

Raisuli the Magnificent:

Mrs. Pedecaris, you're a lot of trouble.

Dr. Henry Jones:	Indiana...Indiana. Let it go.
Dr. Henry Jones:	Indiana... Indiana. Let it go.

Dr. Henry Jones:	(After hitting Indiana with the vase) Junior?
Dr. Henry Jones:	[after hitting Indiana with the vase] Junior?
Indiana Jones:	(Stands at attention) Yes, sir!
Indiana Jones:	[stands at attention] Yes, sir!
Dr. Henry Jones:	It is you, Junior!
Indiana Jones:	Don't call me that, please.

Tiffany Case:	I'll finish dressing.
James Bond:	Oh, please don't. Not on my account!

James Bond:

Welcome to hell, Blofeld!

Ernst Stavros Blofeld:	James Bond. Allow me to introduce myself. I am Ernst Stavro Blofeld. They told me you were assassinated in Hong Kong.
James Bond:	Yes, this is my second life.
Ernst Stavros Blofeld:	You only live twice, Mr. Bond.

Ernst Stavros Blofeld:	The firing power inside my crater is enough to annihilate a small army. You can watch it all on TV. It's the last program you're likely to see.
James Bond:	Well, if I'm gonna be forced to watch television, may I smoke?
Ernst Stavros Blofeld:	Yes. Give him his cigarettes. It won't be the nicotine that kills you, Mr. Bond.

Aki:	You wouldn't touch that horrible woman, would you?
James Bond:	Oh heaven forbid.

Domino Derval:	I'm glad I killed him.
James Bond:	You're glad?

James Bond:

I hope we didn't scare the fishes.

James Bond:	It looks very difficult.[Shooting from the hip, Bond shatters his clay pigeon] Why no, it isn't, is it!
James Bond:	It looks very difficult. [Shooting from the hip, Bond shatters his clay pigeon] Why no, it isn't, is it!

James Bond:

Placing Fiona's body in a chair after she is shot on the dance floor] Do you mind if my friend sits this one out? She's just dead.

Patricia Fearing:	What exactly do you do?
James Bond:	Oh, I travel... a sort of licensed troubleshooter.

James Bond:

Well now, what's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?

James Bond:	Bond, James Bond
James Bond:	Bond, James Bond.

James Bond:	Do you expect me to talk?
Auric Goldfinger:	No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!

Pussy Galore:	My name is Pussy Galore.
James Bond:	I must be dreaming.

Pussy Galore:	What happened? Where's Goldfinger?
James Bond:	Playing his golden harp.

James Bond:	Manners, Oddjob. I thought you always took your hat off to a lady.to Pussy] You know, he kills little girls like you.
Pussy Galore:	Little boys, too.

James Bond:

Shocking! Positively shocking!

James Bond:	Red wine with fish. Well that should have told me something.
Red Grant:	You may know the right wines, but you're the one on your knees. How does it feel old man?

Tania Romanova:	But, there are some English customs that are going to be changed.
James Bond:	But of course darling.

James Bond:

Tell me, does the toppling of American missiles really compensate for having no hands?

Dr. No:	The Americans are fools. I offered my services, they refused. So did the East. Now they can both pay for their mistake.
James Bond:	World domination. The same old dream. Our asylums are full of people who think they're Naploeon. Or God.

James Bond:	I think they were on their way to a funeral
James Bond:	I think they were on their way to a funeral!

Jim Malone:

Once you enter this door, there's not going back!

Jill Masterson:	Who are you!
James Bond:	Bond, James Bond.

James Bond:	Suppose when we meet in the flesh, I don't come up to her expectations.
M:	Just see that you do.

James Bond:

Let's have a little fun with Mr. Goldfinger!

Ramirez:	you have the manners of a goat, and you smell like a dung heap
Ramirez:	You have the manners of a goat. And you smell like a dung-heap!

Raisuli the Magnificent:

(Telegram) To Theodore Roosevelt: You are like the Wind and i Like the Lion. You form the tempest, The sand stings my eyes and the ground is in parched. I roar in defiance but you do not hear. But between us there is a difference. I like the Lion must remain in my place, but you like the wind, will never know yours.(Signed) Mulai Ahmed Mohammed el Raisuli the Magnificent, Lord of the Rif, Sultan to the Berbers

Raisuli the Magnificent:

[telegram] To Theodore Roosevelt: You are like the Wind and i Like the Lion. You form the tempest, The sand stings my eyes and the ground is in parched. I roar in defiance but you do not hear. But between us there is a difference. I like the Lion must remain in my place, but you like the wind, will never know yours. [signed] Mulai Ahmed Mohammed el Raisuli the Magnificent, Lord of the Rif, Sultan to the Berbers.

Jim Malone:	You wanna get Capone? Here's how you get him. He pulls a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue! That's the Chicago way
Jim Malone:	You wanna get Capone? Here's how you get him. He pulls a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue! That's the Chicago way.

"Draco":	You must have hated us very much.
Bowen:	I only hated one of you. These I killed because I wanted to kill him. But I never found and I never will. Since you're the last, he must be dead.
"Draco":	Tell me, what was he like, this dragon you hated?
Bowen:	He only had half a heart, but even that was enough to pollute an innocent boy.
"Draco":	Einon was no innocent! HE polluted the heart!
Bowen:	How do you know that? How do you know that, dragon?
"Draco":	[trying to carefully choose his words] All dragons know that story. What was to be their hope became their doom; a spoiled ungrateful child was given a great gift and destroyed it!
Bowen:	No! I knew Einon. I was his mentor, I taught him the ways of right of honor.
"Draco":	Then he betrayed you just as he did the dragon whose heart he broke.
Bowen:	That's a lie, dragon!
"Draco":	STOP CALLING ME DRAGON! I have a name.
Bowen:	Well what is it?
"Draco":	It's impossible to pronounce it in your tongue.
Bowen:	Try me.
"Draco":	It's... [a fiery pain in his left shoulder sends him to the ground]

Jim Malone:

Carry a badge carry a gun.

Dr. Henry Jones:	(Observing the vase) Late 14th century, Ming Dynasty. How it breaks the heart.
Dr. Henry Jones:	[observing the vase] Late 14th century, Ming Dynasty. How it breaks the heart.
Indiana Jones:	And the head. You hit me, Dad.
Dr. Henry Jones:	I'll never forgive myself.
Indiana Jones:	Don't worry, I'm fine.
Dr. Henry Jones:	Thank God...it's fake. See, you can tell with the cross section.

James Bond:	You expect me to talk?
Auric Goldfinger:	{chuckles}No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.
Auric Goldfinger:	[chuckles] No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.

Pussy Galore:	My name is Pussy Galore
Pussy Galore:	My name is Pussy Galore.
James Bond:	I must be dreaming
James Bond:	I must be dreaming.

Indiana Jones:	I can get it! I can almost reach it, Dad...
Dr. Henry Jones:	Indiana. Indiana, let it go.

James Bond:	Dink, meet Felix Leiter.
Dink:	Hello!
James Bond:	Felix, say hello to Dink.
Felix Leiter:	Hi, Dink.
James Bond:	Dink, say goodbye to Felix.
Dink:	Hmm?
James Bond:	Er, Man talk. TOOSHIE-SLAP
James Bond:	Er, Man talk. TOOSHIE-SLAP

Jim Malone:	"Isn't that just like a wop...brings a knife to a gunfight. Get outta here ya dego bastard!"
Jim Malone:	Isn't that just like a wop... brings a knife to a gunfight. Get outta here ya dego bastard!

Dr. Henry Jones:

You don't think he'd bring the Diary all the way back here do you? You didn't...... I should have mailed it to the Marx brothers!

James Bond:

He got the point.

William Forrester:

The Times is dinner, The National Enquirer is dessert.

Jim Malone:

What are you prepared to do.

Sanderson Reed:	Where is your sense of patriotism?
Allan Quatermain:	[stands up with a drink] God save the Queen. [the other patrons of the club mutter an apathetic return to the toast]
Nigel:	God save her.
Allan Quatermain:	[to Reed] That's about as patriotic as it gets around here.

Allan Quatermain:

If you can't do it with one bullet, don't do it at all.

Allan Quatermain:	Jekyll, come on! We'll need Hyde!
Dr. Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde:	No! Hyde will never use me again.
Dorian Gray:	Then what good are you?

Bowen:	And now, Draco, without you, what do we do? Where do we turn?
"Draco":	[rising] To the stars, Bowen. To the stars.

William Forrester:

You're the man now, dog!

Johnson:

Why ain't you beautiful? You're not even pretty. [said to wife]

Sallah:	What does it always mean, with this "Junior"?
Sallah:	What does it always mean, with this 'Junior'?
Dr. Henry Jones:	That's his name, "Henry Jones Junior"
Dr. Henry Jones:	That's his name, 'Henry Jones Junior'.
Indiana Jones:	I like "Indiana"
Indiana Jones:	I like 'Indiana'.
Indiana Jones:	We named the dog "Indiana"
Indiana Jones:	We named the dog 'Indiana'.
Marcus Brody:	May we go home now, please?
Sallah:	The Dog? You are named after the Dog? [He then laughs].
Sallah:	The Dog? You are named after the Dog? [he then laughs]
Indiana Jones:	Got a lot of fun memories with that dog.

James Bond:	Ejector seat? You must be joking.
Q:	I never joke about my work 007.

Jill Masterson:	Who are you!?
James Bond:	Bond, James Bond.

Joe Roberts:

We're all doing time here, even the screws.

Dr. Henry Jones:	They were trying to kill us!
Indiana Jones:	I know, Dad!
Dr. Henry Jones:	This is a new experience for me.
Indiana Jones:	Happens to me all the time.

James Bond:

I think they were on they're way to a funeral...

Dr. Henry Jones:	When we get to Alexandretta, we will face 3 challenges). First: "The Breath of God" - Only the penitent man will Pass. Second: "The Word of God" - Only in the footsteps of God will he proceed. Third: "The Path of God" - Only in the leap from the lion's head will he prove his worth.
Dr. Henry Jones:	When we get to Alexandretta, we will face 3 challenges; First: 'The Breath of God' - Only the penitent man will Pass. Second: 'The Word of God' - Only in the footsteps of God will he proceed. Third: 'The Path of God' - Only in the leap from the lion's head will he prove his worth.

Raisuli the Magnificent:

Ignorance is a steep hill with perilous rocks at the bottom.

Sherif:	Great Raisuli, we have lost everything. All is drifting on the wind as you said. We have lost everything.
Raisuli the Magnificent:	Sherif, is there not one thing in your life that is worth losing everything for?

Eden Pedecaris:	(playing chess with Raisuli) You are in a lot of trouble! You should never have moved that knight or kidnapped me - both will see you undone.
Eden Pedecaris:	[playing chess with Raisuli] You are in a lot of trouble! You should never have moved that knight or kidnapped me - both will see you undone.
Raisuli the Magnificent:	It is not I who determine the outcome of these events - it is the will of Allah.

Raisuli the Magnificent:

Mrs. Pedecaris, you are a lot of trouble!

Stanley Goodspeed:	If the rocket renders it aerosol, it could take out an entire city of people.
John Patrick Mason:	Really? And what happens if you drop one?
Stanley Goodspeed:	Well, happily, it will just wipe just you and me
John Patrick Mason:	How?
Stanley Goodspeed:	It's a cholinesterase inhibitor. It stops the brain from sending messages down the spinal cord within 30 seconds. Any epidermal exposure or inhalation and you'll a twinge at the small of your back as the poison seizes your nervous system... DO NOT MOVE THAT! Your muscles freezes, you can't breathe, you spasm so hard you break your back and spit your guts out. But that's after your skin melts off.
John Patrick Mason:	My God.
Stanley Goodspeed:	Well, I think we'd like God on our side at the moment, don't you?

Jim Malone:	"Enough of this running shit!"
Jim Malone:	Enough of this running shit!

William Forrester:

We walk away from our dreams afraid that we may fail, or worse yet, afeaid we may succeed.

William Forrester:

The key to a woman's heart is an unexpected gift at an unexpected time.

William Forrester:

You must write your first draft with your heart. You rewrite with your head. The first key to writing is... to write, not to think.

Indiana Jones:	[spotting an approaching fighter] 11 o'clock! Dad, 11 o'clock!
Dr. Henry Jones:	[looking at his watch] What happens at 11 o'clock?

Slumber:	(Marc Lawrence): The stiff, ehm, the deceased back there... Your brother, Mr. Franks?
Slumber:	The stiff, ehm, the deceased back there... Your brother, Mr. Franks?
James Bond:	Yes, it was.
Slumber:	(Sid Haig): I got a brudder.
Slumber:	I got a brudder.
James Bond:	Small world.

Dr. Henry Jones:

Got lost in his own museum huh?

Dr. Henry Jones:	My boy we're pilgrims in an unholy land
Dr. Henry Jones:	My boy we're pilgrims in an unholy land.

William of Baskerville:	"Have you ever known a place where a God would have felt at home ?"
William of Baskerville:	Have you ever known a place where God WOULD have felt at home?