Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: [leading Sir Robert to the torture chamber] This castle is very old, Sir Robert. It was built in a dim age of fearful barbarity.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: A ghoul, as I'm sure you know, is a disgusting creature who opens graves and feeds on corpses.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: Good morning, Madam.
Maude Sardonicus: Good morning.
Baron Sardonicus: May I come in?
Maude Sardonicus: Well, I...
Baron Sardonicus: Do not worry. I'm not a man who's affectionate in the morning hours.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: My name was not always Sardonicus, and I did not always wear a mask.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: What I had not forseen was that the face of my father, the muscles stretched by a terrible death recoil, would look directly and hideously upon me, the dead lips drawn back in a constant and soul-shattering smile.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus


Mr. Sardonicus

Mr. Sardonicus

Baron Sardonicus: You must know first of all that I am the victim of a little domestic tragedy. My wife does not love me. She has always been a wife in name only. She is revolted, you see. Revolted by my face.
Maude Sardonicus: It's not only that.
Baron Sardonicus: Oh come, Madam! My crudeness? My cruelty? My arrogance? This is what you tell yourself in your womanish passion, is it not? But it is my face you bar your door against, not my character flaws.


--Guy Rolfe (as Baron Sardonicus / Marek Toleslawski) in Mr. Sardonicus

The Stranglers of Bombay

The Stranglers of Bombay

Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith: [Interrogating witness through translator] Now tell him that no one can live anywhere for 40 years without seeing a great deal. What has he seen?
[the translator confers with the witness]
Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith: [Impatiently] Well?
Translator: He says he has seen 40 harvests and 160 changes of season.


--Guy Rolfe (as ) in The Stranglers of Bombay

The Stranglers of Bombay

The Stranglers of Bombay

Capt. Harry Lewis: [to Mary] This is some kind of organized conspiracy. I know it, and I'll find it out!


--Guy Rolfe (as ) in The Stranglers of Bombay

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