A scene from A Night at the Opera 1935
Henderson

Hey, I think these fellows are phonies!

Driftwood

What's that you say?

Henderson

You heard me.

Driftwood

Did you hear what he said? He said you boys are imposters and you absolutely don't belong here at all.

Fiorello

Did he say that about us? I've never been so insulted!

Driftwood

[to the Mayor]

Do you hear what they say? They say they've never been so insulted in their life and they absolutely refuse to stay here!

Mayor

No, no, please. He didn't mean it. Tell them he didn't mean it.

Driftwood

[confers with the aviators]

Of course, you know this means war!

Mayor

[to Henderson]

Now see what you've done!

In this scene

Otis B. Driftwood Groucho Marx More Driftwood quotes →
Fiorello Chico Marx More Fiorello quotes →
Henderson Robert Emmett O'Connor More Henderson quotes →
Mayor Purnell Pratt

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