Sig Ruman movie quotes
10 quotes from 3 movies
The Bold Caballero (1936) as Commandante Sebastian Golle
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[the Commandante lashes his whip at Don Diego]
Don Diego Vega: Mercy! What have I done?
Commandante Sebastian Golle: Nothing. That's just to keep my hand in incase I have to lash the life out of some fool who would betray me.
Don Diego Vega: Mercy! What have I done?
Commandante Sebastian Golle: Nothing. That's just to keep my hand in incase I have to lash the life out of some fool who would betray me.
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Commandante Sebastian Golle: You said you'd give anything to him who hangs Zorro, remember? Now, will you give half of Santa Cruz to me... by marriage?
Lady Isabella Palma: I marry a sweating, grease-brain brute like you? No, never.
Lady Isabella Palma: I marry a sweating, grease-brain brute like you? No, never.
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Lady Isabella Palma: But this is treason!
Commandante Sebastian Golle: No, lady. This is common sense. You would betray me tomorrow as you betrayed him today.
Commandante Sebastian Golle: No, lady. This is common sense. You would betray me tomorrow as you betrayed him today.
A Day at the Races (1937) as Steinberg
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Whitmore: May I present to you, Dr. Leoplod X. Steinberg of Vienna. And this is Dr. Hackenbush.
Steinberg: Ah, doctor. I have a few questions I would like to ask you.
Hackenbush: I would have a few questions I would like to ask you. Steinberg, what do you do with your own razorblades?
Steinberg: HUH!!?
Steinberg: Ah, doctor. I have a few questions I would like to ask you.
Hackenbush: I would have a few questions I would like to ask you. Steinberg, what do you do with your own razorblades?
Steinberg: HUH!!?
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Mrs. Upjohn: Dr. Hackenbush tells me I'm the only case in history. I have high blood pressure on my right side and low blood pressure on my left side.
Steinberg: There is no such thing. She looks as healthy as any woman I ever met.
Hackenbush: You don't look like as though you ever met a healthy woman.
Steinberg: WHAT?!!
Steinberg: There is no such thing. She looks as healthy as any woman I ever met.
Hackenbush: You don't look like as though you ever met a healthy woman.
Steinberg: WHAT?!!
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Whitmore: May I present to you, Dr. Leoplod X. Steinberg of Vienna. And this is Dr. Hackenbush.
Steinberg: Ah, doctor. I have a few questions I would like to ask you.
Hackenbush: I would have a few questions I would like to ask you. Steinberg, what do you do with your old razorblades?
Steinberg: HUH!!?
Whitmore: I've been telling Dr. Steinberg about your unusual case.
Steinberg: Yes, and I would like to hear more about this ailment, "double blood pressure?" [looks scornfully at Hackenbush.]
Mrs. Upjohn: Dr. Hackenbush tells me I'm the only case in history. I have high blood pressure on my right side and low blood pressure on my left side.
Steinberg: Hah! There is no such thing. She looks as healthy as any woman I ever met.
Hackenbush: You don't look like as though you ever met a healthy woman.
Steinberg: WHAT?!!
Steinberg: Ah, doctor. I have a few questions I would like to ask you.
Hackenbush: I would have a few questions I would like to ask you. Steinberg, what do you do with your old razorblades?
Steinberg: HUH!!?
Whitmore: I've been telling Dr. Steinberg about your unusual case.
Steinberg: Yes, and I would like to hear more about this ailment, "double blood pressure?" [looks scornfully at Hackenbush.]
Mrs. Upjohn: Dr. Hackenbush tells me I'm the only case in history. I have high blood pressure on my right side and low blood pressure on my left side.
Steinberg: Hah! There is no such thing. She looks as healthy as any woman I ever met.
Hackenbush: You don't look like as though you ever met a healthy woman.
Steinberg: WHAT?!!
Ninotchka (1939) as Iranoff
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Mercier: [examining the jewels] Very good, superb, excellent, it would be foolish to belittle the quality of the merchandise but your terms are impossible. My counter offer is the absolute maximum...We're undertaking this deal only because of the prestige involved. And frankly, we're expected to take a loss.
Iranoff: [scoffing] Capitalistic methods.
Buljanoff: They accumulate millions by taking loss after loss.
Iranoff: [scoffing] Capitalistic methods.
Buljanoff: They accumulate millions by taking loss after loss.
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Buljanoff: [in a hotel in Constantinople] Imagine, we don't have to whisper any more.
Iranoff: No, we can say whatever we want. We can shout...we can complain...Look. [He opens the door and speaks loudly into the corridor] The service in this hotel is terrible! [He shuts the door] See! Nobody comes...nobody pays any attention. That's freedom.
Buljanoff: That's bad management.
Iranoff: No, we can say whatever we want. We can shout...we can complain...Look. [He opens the door and speaks loudly into the corridor] The service in this hotel is terrible! [He shuts the door] See! Nobody comes...nobody pays any attention. That's freedom.
Buljanoff: That's bad management.
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Ninotchka: [seeing the large size of her room] Which part of the room is mine?...If I stay here a week, I will cost the Russian people seven cows. Who am I to cost the Russian people seven cows?... [She loyally places a picture of Lenin on the desk] I'm ashamed to put the picture of Lenin in a room like this.
Iranoff: Do you want to be alone, comrade?
Ninotchka: No.
Iranoff: Do you want to be alone, comrade?
Ninotchka: No.
