Sadko:
We will pass, like centuries and doves.
Monsieur Manesquier:
Do you want to know a secret?
Milan:
Do I have any choice?
Milan:
One guy can't take two on, except in the movies.
Monsieur Manesquier:
[
after an abortive confrontation] I suppose my time hasn't come.
Milan:
That took guts.
Monsieur Manesquier:
I try picking a fight and find someone who likes me.
Milan:
You'd have preferred broken bottles?
Monsieur Manesquier:
[
shrugs] It would have been something to remember.
Milan:
Why two combs and two toothbrushes?
Monsieur Manesquier:
There are two kinds of men. Those who say, "I must buy a toothbrush; I've lost mine," they're adventurers. And those who have an extra brush.
Milan:
What are they?
Monsieur Manesquier:
Planners, at best.
Milan:
You have two of everything?
Monsieur Manesquier:
[
smiles] No, three!
Sadko:
Revenge is misfortune's justice.
Gardener:
Nobody ever remembers a gardener.
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