The World in His Arms (1952) | |
| Director(s) | Raoul Walsh |
| Producer(s) | Aaron Rosenberg |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Historical, Romance |
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The World in His Arms (1952) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Aaron Rosenberg.
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Jonathan Clark:
We *shall* be married!
Countess Marina Selanova: After the hanging? Or before?
Eustace, Hotel Clerk: [indicating the Portugee] Er, this gentleman is with your party?
Jonathan Clark: This gentleman is no gentleman. He's a sea-going thief who makes his living stealing seals from the Russians. He neither bathes, shaves, nor knows the feel of good clean linen. When the moon is bright, he stays out all night and howls like a dog, then curls up and sleeps on the floor till midday. That right, Portugee?
Portugee: He knows me pretty good.
Jonathan Clark: ...As for your countess Solaniva, you can tell the 'ol wench she can swim to Alaska for all I care.
Deacon Greathouse: Be sure to tell her to take the inland passage, we don't want her to scare the seals.
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Countess Marina Selanova: After the hanging? Or before?
Eustace, Hotel Clerk: [indicating the Portugee] Er, this gentleman is with your party?
Jonathan Clark: This gentleman is no gentleman. He's a sea-going thief who makes his living stealing seals from the Russians. He neither bathes, shaves, nor knows the feel of good clean linen. When the moon is bright, he stays out all night and howls like a dog, then curls up and sleeps on the floor till midday. That right, Portugee?
Portugee: He knows me pretty good.
Jonathan Clark: ...As for your countess Solaniva, you can tell the 'ol wench she can swim to Alaska for all I care.
Deacon Greathouse: Be sure to tell her to take the inland passage, we don't want her to scare the seals.
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