Prof. Hildebrand: There's no harm in a man looking his best.
Hendrik Manderson: It won't make any difference in your case.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Hendrik Manderson) in Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation

Domini Enfilden: What an extraordinary man. Is he mad?
Batouch: Yes, he's undoubtedly English.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Batouch) in The Garden of Allah (1936)

Anthony Marchand aka Mr. M.: Gratitude in most men is usually a secret desire to receive greater benefits.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Anthony 'Mr. M.' Marchand) in The Cheaters

Otto Frank: [to Anne] Being here has certain advantages for you. Now for instance, you remember that battle you had with your mother the other day on the subject of overshoes? You said you would rather die than wear overshoes, remember? And what happened? In the end you had to wear them. Now, you see, for as long as we are here, you won't have to wear overshoes, isn't that great? And the piano. You won't have to practice on the piano. I tell you, this is going to be a fine life for you.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank

Otto Frank: Always remember this Anna, there are no walls, no bolts, no locks that anyone can put on your mind.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank

Otto Frank: For the past two years we have lived in fear. Now we can live in hope.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank

Otto Frank: We don't need the Nazis to destroy us. We're destroying ourselves.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank

[first lines]
Kraler: Mr. Frank. - Mr Frank?
Otto Frank: Kraler. - Mr. Kraler. Miep. My good friends.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank

Duke d'Orléans: Paris is waiting for you... lights, music, dancing, the opera. A new world is waiting for you! Conquer Paris and you'll conquer Madame Du Barry.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Duke d'Orléans) in Marie Antoinette

Anne Frank: [voiceover] In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.
Otto Frank: [spoken] She puts me to shame.


--Joseph Schildkraut (as Otto Frank) in The Diary of Anne Frank