Charles Waldron
(as Bishop of Tarbes)
Bishop of Tarbes:
[he has ordered that the grotto be closed until the Emperor gives the order to open it] I wonder, my dear Peyramale, who will win - the Emperor or the Lady?
Blanche Yurka
(as Aunt Bernarde Casterot)
Aunt Bernarde Casterot:
She SEES this lady. No one else does. Who are you to say that she is wrong and you are right? She may well be a heavenly creature... You will go with her! All the women of the family must stand by her side. I'll come. And when I walk with her... let anyone dare to laugh!
Jerome Cowan
(as Emperor Louis Napoleon III)
Empress Eugenie:
You're an atheist, Louis!
Emperor Louis Napoleon III: That's the most stupid thing a sovereign could be.
Emperor Louis Napoleon III: That's the most stupid thing a sovereign could be.
Lee J. Cobb
(as Dr. Dozous)
Dr. Dozous:
[speaking of Bernadette's reaction upon seeing the Virgin Mary] Close behind her, twice in succession, I heard a long, drawn-out "Yes", wrung from her very depths.
Lee J. Cobb
(as Dr. Dozous)
Dr. Dozous:
I asked her 'Do you know what a sinner is?' And she answered, 'Certainly, Monsieur. A sinner is one who loves evil'. That's quite a good answer. What pleased me is that she said 'loves', and not 'does'.
Lee J. Cobb
(as Dr. Dozous)
Dr. Dozous:
There was something about her that precluded laughter. Her exaltation was so genuine that the observer almost had the impression that he saw what the child saw.
Jennifer Jones
(as Bernadette)
Sister Marie Therese Verzous:
Are you pert, indifferent or only stupid?
Bernadette: I'm stupid, Sister. I have a poor head for study.
Bernadette: I'm stupid, Sister. I have a poor head for study.
Jennifer Jones
(as Bernadette)
Anne Revere
(as Louise Soubirous)
Lee J. Cobb
(as Dr. Dozous)
Dutour:
If I understand you correctly, Doctor, science then excludes fraud; it excludes mental disease, and it excludes a miraculous occurrence. I venture then to ask science, what is left?
Dr. Dozous: Yes, what IS left?
Dr. Dozous: Yes, what IS left?
