The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) Quotes

The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) is a TV show that first aired in 1970 . The Prisoner of Zenda ended its run in 1970.

It features Pandro S. Berman as producer, Alfred Newman (composer) in charge of musical score, and Joseph Ruttenberg as head of cinematography.

The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) is 96 minutes long. The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Stewart Granger as King Rudolf V, Stewart Granger as Rudolf Rassendyll, Deborah Kerr as Princess Flavia, Robert Coote as Fritz von Tarlenheim, and Jane Greer as Man.

The Prisoner of Zenda (1952 film) Quotes

Stewart Granger as Rudolf Rassendyll

• (Stewart Granger) "I hope your trout take as much interest in me as you do. I shan't be able to land them fast enough."

• (Stewart Granger) "Half my kingdom -- for a match."

• (Stewart Granger) "You must forgive me if I seem a little slow, but it's a bit early in the day to see double. Even for me."

• (Stewart Granger) "I hope the crown's a better fit."

• (Stewart Granger) "I was hoping that our skeleton was safe at home in our family cupboard."
• (Robert Coote) "Some skeletons are prodigious travelers."

• (Stewart Granger) "I propose a toast."
• (Jane Greer) "Here here."
• (Robert Coote) "Another toast."
• (Stewart Granger) "A toast to -- have we anybody left?"
• (Stewart Granger) "Your brother Michael, perhaps?"
• (Stewart Granger) "We drink to Michael in vinegar, my friend, not in good wine."

• (Stewart Granger) "I probably looked like a prize idiot and talked like one too."
• (Deborah Kerr) "You're too modest. You really looked and acted like a King today."
• (Stewart Granger) "Oh, thank you."
• (Deborah Kerr) "It was delightfully unexpected."
• (Stewart Granger) "Oh."

• (Stewart Granger) "I know my clothes are a little conservative, but we English always dress as if we're going to a funeral when we're on a holiday."

• (Stewart Granger) "But surely, no woman in her right senses would prefer the duke to you."
• (Rupert of Hentzau) "Women are never in their right senses, thank goodness."

• (Stewart Granger) "You're a good fellow. Oh, you're English, but you're a good fellow."

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