Smile, my boy. It's sunrise.
2nd most-quoted character in Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (2014): in 3 of its 11 quotes
A line from Teddy RooseveltTeddy's last words and Robin Williams' last lines spoken on camera.
More lines from Teddy Roosevelt
1 quoteScenes with Teddy Roosevelt
1 sceneDada!
No, no, I'm not your dada. Yes, we look similar.
Dada.
No touching. [he slaps Laa's hand] Stop it.
Sir Lancelot, at your service.
Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States of America.
I have no idea what that means.
Where the heck are we?
Ohh... Pompeii.
This is the last round up!
We must never speak of what happened here today.
You are speaking to the Pharaoh. Kiss my staff!
Oh, uh... is it okay if I don't?
You always put the monkey in charge?
Oh, he's not in charge, we're just following him.
That's what being in charge means.
Never run from a big cat, Lawrence.
You can't ambush me with that kinda cute!
Stay.
That's right, just make sure she stays in there.
You better let me out! What are you staring at? What, have you never seen a gorgeous woman before... who could be a model if she didn't love pizza so much.
I guess this is it.
Indeed. And I know young Nick will do great things.
Yeah, he's uh... Ready to take on the world all by himself.
Then you've done your job. You've done your job. It's time for your next adventure.
How exciting.
Farewell, Lawrence. [draws his sword; it looks as though he's gone dormant, and then shouts at Larry, who jumps, causing Teddy to laugh] Bully! Gotcha! [laughs] Smile, my boy. [looks out at the illuminated window] It's sunrise. [Larry looks at the window as Teddy returns to his usual pose, and looks back just in time to see Teddy go dormant permanently, marking the end of him and the other exhibits coming to life at night]
