Alberto Bravano: [to Kirk Edwards at the party] Take a drink, my friend, and say what you have in your heart. But you never drink. You never say. Because you are afraid of what you have in your heart!


--Marius Goring (as Alberto Bravano) in The Barefoot Contessa

Alberto Bravano: [to Kirk Edwards] How many millions have you in tax-exempt bonds, and oil wells whose power of production your government so generously protects, while it denies similar benefits to the human brain?


--Marius Goring (as Alberto Bravano) in The Barefoot Contessa

Alberto Bravano: To make a hundred dollars into a hundred and ten dollars - this is work. To make a hundred million into a hundred and ten million, this is inevitable.


--Marius Goring (as Alberto Bravano) in The Barefoot Contessa

Conductor 71: [speaking with strong French accent] Your time was up. But they missed you because of your ridiculous English climate.


--Marius Goring (as Conductor 71) in A Matter of Life and Death

Conductor 71: After all, what is time? A mere tyranny.


--Marius Goring (as Conductor 71) in A Matter of Life and Death

Conductor 71: Ah, these English! What is the good of kissing a girl if she does not feel it?


--Marius Goring (as Conductor 71) in A Matter of Life and Death

Conductor 71: One is starved for Technicolor up there.


--Marius Goring (as Conductor 71) in A Matter of Life and Death

Julian Craster: One day when I'm old, I want some lovely young girl to say to me, "Tell me, where in your long life, Mr. Caster, were you most happy?" And I shall say, 'Well, my dear, I never knew the exact place. It was somewhere on the Mediterranean. I was with Victoria Page." "What?" she will say. "Do you mean the famous dancer?" I will nod. "Yes, my dear, I do. Then she was quite young, comparatively unspoiled. We were, I remember, very much in love."


--Marius Goring (as Julian Craster) in The Red Shoes

Julian Craster: Vicky?
Victoria Page: Julian I love you!
Julian Craster: But you love that more.


--Marius Goring (as Julian Craster) in The Red Shoes

Kirk Edwards: You've never done an honest day's work in your life!
Alberto Bravano: I *have* never done a day's work in my life - honest OR dishonest, but neither have you... To make 100 dollars into 110 dollars, this is work. To make 100 million into 110 million, this is inevitable.


--Marius Goring (as Alberto Bravano) in The Barefoot Contessa