Juan Gallardo: Carmen ceta, you're the only true one in the world.


--Tyrone Power (as Juan) in Blood and Sand

Juan Gallardo: Someday I'll come back to you with a whole trunkful of clippings, and when you marry me, you'll marry the first torero of Spain, not the second or third, but the first, the greatest!


--Tyrone Power (as Juan) in Blood and Sand

Juan Gallardo: They say that when a ship is sinking all the rats leave. Good-bye, rats!


--Tyrone Power (as Juan) in Blood and Sand

Ken Norton: [after being awakened by his wife] My dreams don't do you justice.


--Tyrone Power (as Ken Norton) in Day-Time Wife

Tim Baker: Well, I haven't looked at another girl since you left.
Carol Brown: Well, I've looked at other men.
Tim Baker: Maybe, but I'll bet you didn't look at them the same way you looked at me that first night in Kansas City. Remember?... You were going east, and I was going west; then we saw each other, and I was going east!


--Tyrone Power (as Tim Baker) in A Yank in the RAF

Toni Pellerin: Look! A rainbow! Oh, Grandfather says there's a pot of gold at the end.
Ferdinand de Lesseps: One end in the Mediterranean and the other in the Red Sea. What a pot of gold for the world if they could be joined: the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. Look, Toni! That water in the old gulf. Just as it was centuries ago, when the Phoenicians sailed through. Can you imagine ships sailing right through here where we're standing?
Toni Pellerin: Ships?
Ferdinand de Lesseps: Yes. Not ancient galleys but modern ships, steamers, sailing a short trade route to the East. It could be done: no elevations, no rock formations, just a simple sand... ditch. (Heh heh heh. And I was told I was going to dig ditches.) There's fate in this, Toni. Something sent me here to Egypt when I didn't want to come, kept me here when I wanted to leave. I thought it was a dead end, has been up to now. But I can make this -- I can make this spot that we're standing on the crossroads of the Earth. Why, think of it, Toni, a canal stretching through to the Mediterranean, open to the ships of all nations! It could be done, and I can do it. I was looking for a way to serve France, and I think... I think I've found a way to serve the world.


--Tyrone Power (as Ferdinand de Lesseps) in Suez

Marie: I think I've known you would come. You promised to, you know?
Count Axel de Fersen: If you needed me, I said.
Marie: Yes, you said that.
Count Axel de Fersen: And, I said I would ask you: "Was it well done?"
Marie: It was well done. My husband has needed me. I am thankful to not have failed him.
Count Axel de Fersen: I understand.
Marie: I even love him. But the love I have for him takes nothing away from my friend. Of all there was between us the night you went away nothing has changed. For me, nothing has changed or ever will. Forgive me for telling you this without asking you if you had the right to hear it.
Count Axel de Fersen: I have the right. We knew each other for only a few hours and have been parted for long years, but the memory of you has always, will always, stand in the path of any living woman. Goodnight, madame.


--Tyrone Power (as Count Axel de Fersen) in Marie Antoinette

[Don Miguel's interrogation of Jamie Waring is interrupted by the sound of cannon fire]
Don Miguel: What is that?
Jamie: The devil looking after his own!


--Tyrone Power (as Jamie Waring) in The Black Swan

[Toni's donkey has pulled her bathing machine away from the water]
Ferdinand de Lesseps: At your service, mademoiselle.
Toni Pellerin: Make him bring back my little house. My clothes are in it.
Ferdinand de Lesseps: Well, why don't you come out and get them yourself?
Toni Pellerin: Shame on you.
Ferdinand de Lesseps: My dear young lady, I don't mind seeing you in your bathing dress.
[pause]
Ferdinand de Lesseps: Ohhh! Tch, tch, tch, tch -- shame on YOU!


--Tyrone Power (as Ferdinand de Lesseps) in Suez

[to Lady Margaret}
Jamie: If you want to eat behind my back, I promise not to notice it.


--Tyrone Power (as Jamie Waring) in The Black Swan