Waterloo (1970)

Share this quote on facebook [to a trumpeter, trying fruitlessly to recall the British cavalry] Stop that useless noise...! You'll hurt yourself.

Share this quote on facebook Give me night, or give me Blücher.

Share this quote on facebook Next to a battle lost, there's nothing so melancholy as a battle won.

Share this quote on facebook I can't believe my ears. You all stand before me, waving a piece of paper, crying 'abdicate, abdicate!' I WILL NOT! I WILL NOT, NOT, NOT!

Share this quote on facebook I am France, and France is me!

Share this quote on facebook [launching his attack on the French right] Raise high the black flags, children. No pity. No prisoners. I'll shoot any man I see with pity in him. Forward!

Share this quote on facebook [attempting to rally the Imperial Guard] Up to them. Up to them! Do I fight alone? Are you French? Fight with me! Are you the Guard? Stand with me! Do you know me? I am Ney! Ney, Marshall of France!

Share this quote on facebook British artillery commander: Sir, Napoleon has ventured within range. May I have your permission to try a shot?
Wellington: [stares at him a moment] Certainly not! Leaders of armies have better things to do than fire at each other.

Share this quote on facebook [after a cannon shot has landed near the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Uxbridge]
Uxbridge: By God sir, I've lost my leg.
Wellington: By God sir, so you have.

Share this quote on facebook [as the Old Guard advances]
Officer: Sire! The Prussians are in the woods! Blucher is in the woods!
Napoleon: If I made one mistake in my life, I should have burned Berlin.
Blucher: Raise high ze black flags my children! No pity! No prisoners! I'll shoot anyone who has pity in him! Forward!

Share this quote on facebook Charles Borromel as Mulholland

Share this quote on facebook Roger Green as Duncan

Share this quote on facebook Susan Wood as Lady Sarah Lennox