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# The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu

The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu is a 1980 film about a Chinese warlord.
    Directed by Piers Haggard. Written by Rudy Dochtermann, a parody of the novel by Sax Rohmer.

## Fu Manchu

* I shall invent an entirely new torture, against which there is no possible defense.
* I had no idea that mere domestic power could be so stimulating.

## Dialogue

    Fu Manchu: Nayland Smith again. That is very good news...
    Servant: Why is it good news, master?
    Fu Manchu: Because I'm in no condition to receive bad news. I shall fine you each 1000 yen.
    Servant: But you don't pay us, master.
    Fu Manchu: Then I shall start paying you in order to fine you.
    Fu Manchu: You were the only worthy adversary I ever had Nayland, the only one.
    Nayland Smith: But I hated you Fu. Oh God, did I hate you.
    Fu Manchu: Yes, but they were the good old days.

## Taglines

* He's evil. He's diabolical. He's invincible. He's engaged.
* BEWARE! See this movie - An hour later you'll want to see it again!

## Cast

* Peter Sellers — Fu Manchu / Nayland Smith
* Helen Mirren — Alice Rage
* David Tomlinson — Sir Roger Avery
* Sid Caesar — Joe Capone
* Simon Williams — Robert Townsend
* Steve Franken — Pete Williams
* Stratford Johns — Ismail
* John Le Mesurier — Perkins
* John Sharp — Sir Nules Thudd
* Clément Harari — Dr. Wretch

## External links

* The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu at Allmovie
# The Bride Price

The Bride Price (1976) by Buchi Emecheta The Bride Price is a 1976 novel (first published in the UK by Allison & Busby and in the USA by George Braziller) by Nigerian writer Buchi Emecheta. It concerns, in part, the problems of women in post-colonial Nigeria. The author dedicated this novel to her mother, Alice Ogbanje Emecheta. (The Bride Price is also the name of an unrelated novel by German novelist Grete Weil originally published in German as Der Brautpreis in 1988 and in English, translated by John Barrett, in 1991.)

## Quotes

* In Ibuza, every young man was entitled to his fun.The blame usually went to the girls. A girl who had had adventures before marriage was never respected in her new home; everyone in the village would know about her past, especially if she was unfortunate enough to be married to an egocentric man
* There were men who would go about raping young virgins of thirteen and fourteen, and still expect the women they married to be as chaste as flower buds.
* anything imported was considered to be much better than their own old ways.
* It is so even today in Nigeria: when you have lost your father, you have lost your parents. Your mother is only a woman, and women are supposed to be boneless. A fatherless family is a family without a head, a family without shelter, a family without parents, in fact a non-existing family. Such traditions do not change very much.

## External links

* The Bride Price
* book mate
# The Brain That Wouldn't Die

The Brain That Wouldn't Die is a 1962 film about a doctor experimenting with transplant techniques who keeps his girlfriend's head alive when she is decapitated in a car crash, then goes hunting for a new body.
    Directed by Joseph Green. Written by Rex Carlton.

## Dr. Bill Cortner

* There's more to surgery than just being a carpenter to patch up walls or a plumber to drain pipes. Our body's capable of adjusting in ways we've never dreamt of. If we could only find the key!
* Nothing is unbelievable if you have the nerve to operate.

## Jan

* Like all commodities, horror has its ultimate, and that's me.
* I'm only a head, and you're whatever you are. Together we're strong. More powerful than any of them.
* Nothing you can be is more terrible than what I am.
* Let me die.

## Kurt

* The alcoholic has his bottle, the dope addict his needle; I had my research.
* The paths of experimentation twist and turn through mountains of miscalculations and often lose themselves in error and darkness!
* You're nothing but a freak of life! And, a freak of death!
* (To Jan) He should've cut your tongue as he was at it!

## Dialogue

    Jan Compton: What's locked behind that door?
    Kurt: A horror... no normal mind can imagine. Something even more terrible than you!
    Jan Compton: No, my deformed friend, like all quantities, horror has it's ultimate, and I am that.
    Blonde Stripper: [hands on hips] You lousy tramp! Once in a blue moon I liken to a guy with class and *you* mess it up!
    Brunet Stripper: Eh! What makes you think you had him? He wouldn't have you on a bet!
    Blonde Stripper: [hands still on hips] Says who?
    Brunet Stripper: Says me! What's a guy like that want with *leftovers* for?
    Blonde Stripper: *Leftovers*?
    [blonde stripper goes to slap the brunette stripper and a man's hand appears on screen slapping the brunette stripper]
    Brunet Stripper: [puts hand to face in shock] Why you cheap third grade stripper!
    [catfight ensues between the two strippers]
    Brunet Stripper: Ow! Let go!
    Blonde Stripper: Don't you ever call me that again! Oooh!
    Brunet Stripper: I'll mash you on the butt!
    Blonde Stripper: Try!
    Brunet Stripper: Oh, I'll try!
    [camera cuts to shot of a tapestry with cats on it and a voice says "Meow!"]
    Jan Compton: And what else has happened to it?
    Kurt: What do you mean, what else? Well, it's... It's mutated some, of course. It's changed considerably

## Taglines

* Alive... without a body... fed by an unspeakable horror from hell!
* It's madness, not science!

## Cast

* Jason Evers — Dr. Bill Cortner
* Virginia Leith — Jan Compton
* Leslie Daniels — Kurt
* Adele Lamont — Doris Powell

## External links

* The Brain That Wouldn't Die quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Brain That Wouldn't Die at Rotten Tomatoes
# The Brain from Planet Arous

The Brain from Planet Arous is a 1957 film about an alien that assumes the body of a scientist.
    Directed by Nathan H. Juran. Written by Ray Buffum.

## Dialogue

    Sally Fallon: George! What about George?
    Val: The dog? He is intelligent, devoted, strong...
    Sally Fallon: And he's always with Steve and me.
    Steve March: Now this is my plan: I want all of your uranium, plutonium, all your atomic resources. I want your factories, railroad shipping, all your industrial facilities. Your workers will labour around the clock day and night, following my blueprints to build a most powerful invasion force ever gathered in the universe.
    General Brown: You mean to enslave the world?
    Russian: Russia would never agree to it!
    Steve March: There's a simple answer to that: There'll be no Russia. Your United Nations building will be turned over to me. I will teach your engineers to build a fleet of interplanetary rockets, to be armed and manned by your joint military forces. All under my command.
    General Brown: What would you do with all this power?
    Steve March: I will return to my planet Arous, and through its vast intellect, I will become master of the universe. After I'm gone, your Earth will be free to live out its miserable span of existence, as one of my satellites, and that's how it's going to be.

## Taglines

* It Will Steal Your Body And Damn Your Soul!
* Science-Fiction's most astounding story!
* The incredible space-brain invades a human body with its destructive evil power!
* Fantastic! Fearsome!

## Cast

* John Agar — Steve March
* Joyce Meadows — Sally Fallon
* Robert Fuller — Dan Murphy
* Thomas Browne Henry — John Fallon

## External links

* The Brain from Planet Arous quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Breaker

The Breaker (브레이커) is a Korean manhwa series written by Geuk-Jin Jeon and illustrated by Jin-Hwan Park (under the pen name Kamaro). The Breaker: New Waves (브레이커NW), a sequel to the original, began weekly serialization at Daum's online comics portal from 2010 onwards.

## Quotes

* (Princess) Klein: Did you really think, just because you deny the existence of a world that you don't understand, it wouldn't exist?
# The Rock

The Rock may refer to:
* Dwayne Johnson, an entertainer who wrestled under the name, The Rock
* The Rock (film), a 1996 film starring Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage
* Saint Peter, referred to by Jesus as the rock upon which the church is built

## See also

* Rock music
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# The Librarians

The Librarians (2014 - 2018)is an American television series developed by John Rogers that is broadcast on TNT, premiering on December 7, 2014. It is a direct spin-off of The Librarian Film Series.

## Season 1
### And the Crown of King Arthur [1.1]

    Eve: That... That... That's Excalibur? You call Excalibur "Cal"?
    Flynn: We are friends, best friends. Besties, really.
    Jacob: Is that a flying sword?
    Flynn: Excalibur.
    Jacob: He's got a flying sword!

### And the Horns of a Dilemma [1.3]

    Ezekiel: Close your eyes. Focus on your other senses.
    Cassandra: My other senses and I don't get along so well.

### And Santa's Midnight Run [1.4]

    Cassandra: Santa is real!
    Cassandra: Mrs. Claus is real?!
    Jenkins: Oh shiny balls, yes.
    Cassandra: Santa knows my name.
    Eve: You're gonna talk in the 3rd person, all day. Awesome.
    Santa: Now go and give them back the gift of hope.

### And the Apple of Discord [1.5]

    Cassandra: Oh no, it's not dangerous, but I think I am.

### And the Fables of Doom [1.6]

    Cassandra: Where did you get the ax?
    Jacob: I don't know. You smell that? Storm's a-comin'.
    Eve: There's a bird on you.
    Jacob: Yeah.
    Jenkins Just out of curiosity, what roles are you playing?
    Eve: Well, I'm pretty sure Stone's The Huntsman.
    Jacob: And Cassandra is Prince Charming.
    Cassandra: Weirdly.
    Jacob: And Baird is a Princess.
    Eve:Pffft! A Princess? (laughs) It's happening.
    Cassandra: Hey, come with me if you want to live!
    Cassandra: Together, we will fight. And together, we will win.
    Jamie: Dad, who are those people?
    Sheriff: They're Librarians, honey.
    Jamie: Librarians?
    Sheriff: Wow, now that I say that aloud that does not make any sense at all.

### And the City of Light [1.9]

    Ezekiel: I just think that if a super intelligent powerful alien race arrives, we should be prepared.
    Eve: You're planning on selling out the human race, aren't you?
    Ezekiel: I will absolutely sell out the human race to our new alien ovelords. Don't fight them, they know what's best for us.

### And the Loom of Fate [1.10]

    Eve: I got to see what you were like if you weren't librarian.
    Flynn: How was I?
    Eve: Scattered. Annoying. Alternating between between genius and bad puns.
    Flynn: So, business as usual.

## Cast

* Rebecca Romijn - Eve Baird
* Christian Kane - Jacob Stone
* Lindy Booth - Cassandra Cillian
* John Kim - Ezekiel Jones
* John Larroquette - Jenkins

## External links

* Official website
* The Librarians quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Life of David Gale

The Life of David Gale is a 2003 film about a man who opposes capital punishment who is accused of murdering a fellow activist and is sent to death row.
    Directed by Alan Parker and written by Charles Randolph.

## David Gale

* [Giving a lecture to his college students] Fantasies have to be unrealistic. Because the minute- the second- that you get what you want, you don't- you can't- want it anymore.
* [Giving a lecture to his college students] Living by your wants will never make you happy; what it means to be fully human is to strive to live by ideas and ideals and not to measure your life by what you ever attain in terms of your desires but those small moments of integrity, compassion, rationality, even self-sacrifice.
* This is what Pascal means when he says that we are only truly happy when daydreaming about future happiness.
* [while drunk] Socrates was ugly, Plato was fat, and, um, and Aristotle was a prissy dresser!
* I fell off the wagon and hurt myself.
* They wanted me to die knowing the key to my freedom was out there somewhere!
* Death is a gift.
* We spend our whole lives trying to stop death. Eating, inventing, loving, praying, fighting, killing. But what do we really know about death? Just that nobody comes back. But there comes a point in life - a moment - when your mind outlives its desires, its obsessions, when your habits survive your dreams, and when your losses... Maybe death is a gift. You wonder. All I can tell you is that by this time tomorrow I'll be dead. I know when. I just can't say why. You have 24 hours to find out.
* Alejandro, the woman with facial hair, has no job.
* Noemi, a shaved man, has given up on her English task.

## Bitsy Bloom

* Of course he sympathizes with murderers... he is one!
* Hate's no fun if you keep it to yourself.

## Others

* Braxton Belyeu: I'm no more afraid of the Grim Reaper than I am of a Presbyterian on Mother's Day.
* Constance Harraway: You work so hard not to be seen as a sex object. Before long, you're not seen at all.
* Zack: 73% of all serial killers vote Republican.

## External links

* The Life of David Gale quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Life of David Gale at Rotten Tomatoes
# William R. Looney III

General William R. Looney III (born 1949) is a United States Air Force general. He was Commander, Aeronautical Systems Center, Air Force Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio (2003–2005). In 2005, he assumed the command of Air Education and Training Command (AETC), Randolph AFB, Texas.

## Quotes

* If they turn on their radars we're going to blow up their goddamn SAMs [surface-to- air missiles]. They know we own their country. We own their airspace…We dictate the way they live and talk. And that’s what’s great about America right now. It’s a good thing, especially when there’s a lot of oil out there we need.
** Comments about the bombing of Iraq in the late 1990s, which he directed. Interview Washington Post (August 30, 1999); quoted in Rogue State, William Blum, Common Courage Press, 2005, p. 159.
# William Prescott

William Prescott (February 20, 1726 – October 13, 1795) was an American colonel in the American Revolutionary War who commanded the rebel forces in the Battle of Bunker Hill.

## Quotes

* The Reward due to so great and Distinguished a Character. The Subscribers beg leave to Report to your Honorable. House (Which We do in justice to the Character of so Brave a man) that under Our Own observation, we declare that A Negro Man Called Salem Poor of Col. Fryes Regiment, Capt. Ames. Company in the late Battle of Charleston, behaved like an Experienced Officer, as Well as an Excellent Soldier, to Set forth Particulars of his Conduct would be Tedious, We Would Only beg leave to say in the Person of this Negro Centers a Brave & gallant Soldier.
** Citation of Salem Poor

## Misattributed

* Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.
** These are instructions often attributed to Prescott at the Battle of Bunker Hill, but though little doubt exists that he declared them, many reports indicate they originated with Major General Israel Putnam, and even earlier instances of similar instructions have been attributed to others.
** Don't fire until I tell you; don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.
*** Prescott, as quoted in The New England Magazine Vo. XI (September 1894 - February 1895), p. 367
** Powder is scarce and must not be wasted. Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes. Then aim low. Aim at their waistbands, aim at the handsome coats; pick off the officers.
*** Instructions of Israel Putnam as quoted in "Revolutionary Heroes — No. I" in National Magazine (February 1858). p. 104. In An Essay on the Life of the Honourable Major General Israel Putnam (1818) by David Humphreys, it is indicated that these instructions were first given by Putnam and then reiterated by veteran officers Prescott, Pomeroy, John Stark, and others.
** Men, you are all marksmen — don't one of you fire until you see the whites of their eyes.
*** Philip Johnson of Newburyport is quoted as having distinctly heard Putnam say this in the History of the Siege of Boston (1873) by Richard Frothingham, p. 140. This work also indicates such instructions were repeated by many of the officers.
** By push of bayonets — no firing till you see the whites of their eyes!
*** Attributed to Frederick the Great in the Battle of Prague (6 May 1757), in A Popular History of the United States (1879) by William Cullen Bryant and Sydney Howard Gay, Vol. III, p. 403
** Silent until you see the whites of their eyes.
*** Attributed to a Prince Charles against the Austrian army at Jägendorf (22 May 1745) in A Popular History of the United States (1879) by William Cullen Bryant and Sydney Howard Gay, Vol. III, p. 403
** Dinna fire till ye see the whites o' their e'en!
*** Attributed to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw, as instructions to the Royal Scots Fusiliers at the Battle of Dettingen (27 June 1743), in The Agnews of Lochnaw : A History of the Hereditary Sheriffs of Galloway (1864) by Andrew Agnew, Ch. 33 : The twelfth Hereditary Sheriff, p. 543
# William Ragsdale

William Ragsdale (January 19, 1961–) is an American actor.

## Quotes

* The funny thing about being an actor is, at least from my point of view, you don’t spend a lot of time reflecting. You’re just on to the next thing. The work is so tricky to get sometimes. I’ve spent so much time just looking forward and trying to work on what I’m working on at the time that I don’t really think of myself as having done that much. Looking back on the resume it’s like, oh, yeah. An actor has a couple of lifetimes, I guess. I’ve been very fortunate. When you’re first starting out, for me anyway, I was a little shy telling people I was an actor. I didn’t have a lot of stuff on my resume. When you have one scene as a background guy in a television movie and call yourself an actor, that’s a little odd at first. Now I’m more comfortable with it. I’m really not aware of it until people bring it up. People that I meet in the professional world say, man you’ve been around forever. Really? I guess so. It’s great. I’ve been fortunate to work in all the venues: theater, and movies and TV and the subgenres of comedy and drama. I guess I am very, very fortunate.
** William Ragsdale Exclusive Interview (May 5, 2010)
# The X-Files (season 11)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | Main
The X-Files (1993–2002, 2016–18) is an American science fiction drama television series, which is a part of The X-Files franchise, created by Chris Carter. Starring Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny as FBI agents Dana Scully and Fox Mulder, investigators of X-Files; unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena.

### My Struggle III [11.1]

    [first lines]
    Cigarette Smoking Man: My name is Carl Gerhard Busch. But I've been known by many aliases during my long career with the U.S. government. It's been a humbling job, though I'm hardly known as a humble man. I've been a witness to history, much of it violent, much of it an abomination of the values Americans hold dear. I've had a privileged seat at the centers of power, held the reins of that power, making sacrifices few are capable of, of which even fewer are willing. If people knew the truth, they'd riot in the streets. Too much is made of the will to power, as if our will is free, our choices our own. Our destinies are forged in our bones, made real by a raging impulse to self-destruct. I'm not a bad man, more a practical man. I've taken certain gifts I was given and made good men great. It is my greatness. I'm a father to two men who have figured more in the future than they might ever know. Both would end up working for the FBI, both complex but dedicated men who sacrificed dearly, and in their dogged pursuits would end up paying a terrible price, searching for truths as I parceled them out, truths held only by the few who knew the levers of power and the invisible hand controlling them. Is there life out there? Good heavens. To doubt it is a failure of more than the imagination. It is a failure to recognize the limits of our own stupidity, the nascency of our science, the rudiment of our tools. We listen, we search. We hope for a sign, as if our eyes and ears are good enough, our brains large enough, our egos small enough. I'm an old man now. I will leave my own mark upon history, more than presidents or tyrants. I don't ask for loyalty and trust, the fleeting bonds of men. I ask only for the years to show my sons and their sons I was right. What their father did, had to be done.
# The X-Files (season 10)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | Main
The X-Files (1993–2002, 2016–18) is an American science fiction drama television series, which is a part of The X-Files franchise, created by Chris Carter. Starring Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny as FBI agents Dana Scully and Fox Mulder, investigators of X-Files; unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena.

### My Struggle [10.1]

    [first lines]
    Fox Mulder: [as narrator] My name is Fox Mulder. Since my childhood, I have been obsessed by a controversial global phenomenon. Since my sister disappeared when I was 12 years old... in what I believe was an alien abduction. My obsession took me to the FBI, where I investigated paranormal science cases through the auspices of a unit known as the X-Files. Through this unit, I could continue my work on the alien phenomenon, and the search for my missing sister. In 1993, the FBI sought to impugn my work, bringing in a scientist and medical doctor to debunk it... which only deepened my obsession for the better part of a decade, during which time that agent, Dana Scully, had her own faith tested. In 2002, in a change of direction and policy, the FBI closed the X-Files, and our investigation ceased. But my personal obsession did not.