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Quotes of Movie: "Dad's Army" [1968]
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Jones: Ere. I know him. He's a cheeky little monkey. He comes into my shop when it's full of persons and shouts out, "Sainsbury's." Pike: Yeah. And he runs into our bank and shouts out, "National Provincial." [open's Frazer's money box] It's a brick. It's a damn brick. Frazer: Aye, aye. It's a brick. And yon vicar can have it for the fabric of his kirk. I am refusing to obey. Mainwaring: You'll be in charge of the liquor permits Frazer. Frazer: I'm right behind you Captain. Mainwaring: Stupid boy. | |
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Frazer: We're doomed! Pike: Mum won't like it, Uncle Arthur. I'll tell mum. Wilson: Do you think that's wise sir? I never doubted you for a minute. Hodges: Put that light out! Sorry about the candles. The blinds are a bit thin for the gleam of the gas light. Godfrey: Oh, I like candles. They're more romantic. [speaking to the German from the Clock tower] Now my captain's going to ponder with you now listen. Mainwaring: Further resistance is useless. In the name of the king I demand that you surrender You can write what you like. You're not going to win this war. U. Boat Captain: Yes we are. Mainwaring: Oh no you're not. U. Boat Captain: Oh yes we are. Pike: [sings] Whistle while you work. Hitler is a twerp. He's half barmy, so's his army. Whistle while you work. U. Boat Captain: Your name will also go on zee list. What is it? Mainwaring: Don't tell him, Pike. U. Boat Captain: Pike. Sir. I wouldn't want to roam the countryside ravishing maidens. You know, when I was in the Sudan... Well Mrs. Fox is an excellent cook. Aren't you Mrs. Fox? Mrs. Fox: Well. You've always been very nice about my dumplings. Captain Mainwaring. Did I ever tell you the story about the old, empty barn. Mainwaring: Um. No. Frazer: Would you like to hear the story about the old, empty barn? Mainwaring: Um. Yes. Listen everybody. Frazer's going to tell us the story about the old empty barn. Frazer: Right. The story of the old empty barn. Well. There was nothing in it. In the words of the great E.C Cochran. "Early to bed, early to rise, no jolly good if you don't advertise". You're supposed to keep a look out like soldiers. Not talk like old women. What are you names? Jones: Jones sir. Pike: Pike sir. Walker: Smith. Jones: Walker. Walker: Oh thanks very much. Polish Officer: It's no good you try and give me falseys. They'll be no German planes over tonight. Jones: [Sirens start] Why did you have to open your big mouth? Captain Mainwaring. I've only got one thing to say to you. If you think you're getting your hands on my gold you can think again. I don't trust banks, I don't trust bankers and I don't trust you. That's all I wanted to say. Thank you. Oh I do wish that Captain Mainwaring would let my sister Dolly knit him a suit of armour. Frazer: Never mind Godfrey son. If anything goes wrong we'll get him out with a tin opener. Where did you get that gun? Godfrey: Sorry? Mainwaring: The gun. Where did you get it? Godfrey: Well it belong to my friend actually. Mainwaring: Wilson. [Pulls him over] Mainwaring: He's got a friend... A gun. Wilson: Yes I see that sir. Mainwaring: Well. I am the commanding officer. You are the sergeant. We ought to have that. Wilson: Yes I quite agree with you sir. Mainwaring: Get it from him will you? Wilson: Don't you think it would have more authority coming from you sir? Mainwaring: No. Wilson: Right. Captain Mainwaring would rather like to have your gun. Godfrey: Who would like to have it? Wilson: Captain Mainwaring. Godfrey: Well he can't have it. Mainwaring: Hand over that gun Godfrey. Godfrey: I don't see why I should. Mainwaring: Are you refusing to obey an order on active service? You realise that we could have you shot for this? Walker: That'll be a bit difficult since he's that one with the gun [laughs] Mainwaring: I wondered how long it world take you to work that one out. Just testing you, Wilson. | |
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