Charles Korvin credited as playing...
Kapitän Thiele
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: When I had my heart attack, there was a dream I had. You can talk about death - I've seen it many times as a doctor - but you never know what it's like until it happens to you... I dreamt I had already died. I dreamt I was in a box with sweat broke out all over my body. I wanted to cry out 'I can't be dead, I haven't lived!'.
- Capt. Thiele: Who has?
- Capt. Thiele: I'm glad to get out of Veracruz. The whole damn country is ready to explode. Well, did you get a look at them? Anything interesting? Anything interesting at all?
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: There is a dwarf. That high.
- [holds his hand level with his hip]
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: A couple of young American painters. And a Jewish salesman - with an infectious sense of humor.
- Capt. Thiele: Women, Willie. Women!
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: Well, a rather attractive middle-aged American woman, but I'm afraid she's too far from the cradle for you.
- Capt. Thiele: Those are the kind that can sometimes appreciate what they are getting.
- Capt. Thiele: What would you have liked to have been, Willy?
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: A good doctor.
- Capt. Thiele: Don't you think you are?
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: Fair to middlin'.
- Capt. Thiele: What should I tell them this time?
- Dr. Wilhelm Schumann: Tell them anything you like. Tell them I had to fix the toilets.