Rameses:
[banishing Moses to the desert] Here is your king's scepter, and here is your kingdom, with the scorpion, the cobra, and the lizard for subjects. Free them if you will. Leave the slaves to me.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Rameses:
[to Dathan, the next day, after Baka's death] Do you haggle with me, like a seller of melons, in the marketplace?
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Rameses:
Let him rave on, that men will know him mad.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Rameses:
So, Moses, it is I who own your woman. I know that when I hold you in my arms, it will be his face that you will see, not mine.
Nefretiri: Yes, only his face.
Rameses: I have defeated you in life, Moses. You shall not defeat me with your death. The dead do not scorch in the desert of desire, suffer from the thirst of passion, nor stumble blindly towards some mirage of lost love. But you, Hebrew, will suffer all these things, by living.
Nefretiri: You will let him live?
Rameses: I will not make him a martyr for you to cherish. No phantom will come between you and me in the night. Yes, I will let him live. From where I send him there is no return. You will never know if he has found forgetfulness in some other woman's arms. Now, look upon each other for the last time.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Nefretiri: Yes, only his face.
Rameses: I have defeated you in life, Moses. You shall not defeat me with your death. The dead do not scorch in the desert of desire, suffer from the thirst of passion, nor stumble blindly towards some mirage of lost love. But you, Hebrew, will suffer all these things, by living.
Nefretiri: You will let him live?
Rameses: I will not make him a martyr for you to cherish. No phantom will come between you and me in the night. Yes, I will let him live. From where I send him there is no return. You will never know if he has found forgetfulness in some other woman's arms. Now, look upon each other for the last time.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Rameses:
You have rat's ears and a ferret's nose.
Dathan: To use in your service, true son of Pharaoh.
Rameses: Add to them, the eyes of a weasel. And find me this would-be deliverer.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Dathan: To use in your service, true son of Pharaoh.
Rameses: Add to them, the eyes of a weasel. And find me this would-be deliverer.
--Yul Brynner (as Rameses) in The Ten Commandments
Solomon:
From the first, I knew that behind those lovely eyes is the brain of a very clever woman, who could never have traveled eight hundred leagues without a purpose.
Sheba: You have found me out. How could I hope to deceive you? I have been trying to entrap you, with these (shakes arms), to bind you with soft chains, so that I may do with you as I will.
Solomon: Every woman demands a price from a man.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Solomon and Sheba
Sheba: You have found me out. How could I hope to deceive you? I have been trying to entrap you, with these (shakes arms), to bind you with soft chains, so that I may do with you as I will.
Solomon: Every woman demands a price from a man.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Solomon and Sheba
Solomon:
Nothing must come between us.
Sheba: Not even our gods? I knew this moment would come, for the things we believe in are not the same.
Solomon: I had hoped that in time you would come to accept Jehovah.
Sheba: As King of Israel, would you abandon the god of your people for mine?
Solomon: Still, I dared hope.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Solomon and Sheba
Sheba: Not even our gods? I knew this moment would come, for the things we believe in are not the same.
Solomon: I had hoped that in time you would come to accept Jehovah.
Sheba: As King of Israel, would you abandon the god of your people for mine?
Solomon: Still, I dared hope.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Solomon and Sheba
Taras:
My son, why? Why?
Andrei Bulba: I did what I had to do.
Taras: From the day I plunged you in the river to give you life, I loved you as I loved the steppes. You were my pride! I gave you life. It is on me to take it away from you.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Taras Bulba
Andrei Bulba: I did what I had to do.
Taras: From the day I plunged you in the river to give you life, I loved you as I loved the steppes. You were my pride! I gave you life. It is on me to take it away from you.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Taras Bulba
Taras:
There's only ONE WAY to keep faith with a Pole. Put your faith in your sword and the sword in the Pole.
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Taras Bulba
--Yul Brynner (as ) in Taras Bulba