Duc de Lavalle: [to D'Artagnan] You stood pain well, monsieur. Now we'll see how you can face death.


--Robert Douglas (as ) in At Sword's Point

Duke de Lorca: You can see we have several interesting devices in this chamber. They have the tendency to break a man's will. If the first one fails, we try another until we find exactly the right one to loosen the tongue.
Count de Polan: I've heard of men whose tongues have withstood it.
Duke de Lorca: Yes, but they now speak with the tongues of angels.


--Robert Douglas (as Duke de Lorca) in Adventures of Don Juan

Marchese Alessandro de Granazia: If only I could be sure you're as honest as you are pretty, but then with a collar around your neck... it's hard to tell whether your throat's blushing from passion or deceit.


--Robert Douglas (as Marchese Alessandro de Granazia) in The Flame and the Arrow

King Phillip III: This is treason!
Queen Margaret: You will never succeed. The people will rise against you!
Duke de Lorca: Shepherds may change, but sheep remain sheep.


--Robert Douglas (as Duke de Lorca) in Adventures of Don Juan

Ellsworth Toohey: Artistic value is achieved collectively by each man subordinating himself to the standards of the majority.


--Robert Douglas (as Ellsworth M. Toohey) in The Fountainhead

Ellsworth Toohey: I play the stock market of the spirit and I sell short


--Robert Douglas (as Ellsworth M. Toohey) in The Fountainhead