The Woman from Monte Carlo Quotes

The Woman from Monte Carlo is a TV program that first aired in 1970 . The Woman from Monte Carlo completed its run in 1970.

It features Ernest Haller as head of cinematography.

The Woman from Monte Carlo is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of The Woman from Monte Carlo is 65 minutes long. The Woman from Monte Carlo is distributed by Warner Bros. First National Pictures.

The cast includes: Lil Dagover as Lottie Corlaix, and Walter Huston as Captain Corlaix.

The Woman from Monte Carlo Quotes

Lil Dagover as Lottie Corlaix

• (Lil Dagover) "Robert, please, please -- don't take it so hard. It was NOT your fault."
• (Walter Huston) "Everybody thinks it was. They're all demanding my conviction. I'm to be brought to the bar like a criminal in the dock."
• (Lil Dagover) "But they can't --"
• (Walter Huston) "Execute me? No. That would be merciful. But they can humiliate me before the whole world. Take everything from me."
• (Lil Dagover) "Everything, Robert?"
• (Walter Huston) "Oh, of course not, my dear. I still have you. But those men out there, lying side by side. Men; friends I knew. Comrades. Buried in a common grave because not enough of each one was found for identification."
• (Lil Dagover) "Don't torture yourself."
• (Walter Huston) "361 seamen and commissioned officers who will never feel the deck beneath their feet again."
• (Lil Dagover) "But it was not your fault."
• (Walter Huston) "Who can tell? I let an enemy ship come close enough to sink us."

• (Lil Dagover) "I might just as well be married to the lighthouse out there."

Walter Huston as Captain Corlaix

• (Walter Huston) "When you've spent your whole life on the sea, there's little reward except the honors we pile up slowly for our old age. We hold on because of the stripes we hope to wear and the respect we get at the finish."
• (Walter Huston) "That little ship -- I used to sail it over in the lagoon. Even then I considered it was a frigate and I was in command. My mother gave it to me. In the afternoons, I'd get my nurse to take me down to the waterfront, so I could be with the sailors. Or at the end of the breakwater. There with my ribbons and the little hats streaming in the wind, I'd call out orders to the big ships lying out in the roads. I guess I must have been about five --"

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