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Claudette Colbert, Henry Wilcoxon, and Warren William in Cleopatra (1934)

Claudette Colbert: Cleopatra

Cleopatra

Claudette Colbert credited as playing...

Cleopatra

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Quotes36

  • Cleopatra: Together we could conquer the world.
  • Julius Caesar: Nice of you to include me.
  • Cleopatra: Queens don't hiccup.
  • Marc Antony: I said things to Caesar I wish I hadn't.
  • Cleopatra: Oh?
  • Marc Antony: There's beauty in the Egyptian queen besides her face. Do you miss him?
  • Cleopatra: No, he didn't love me.
  • Marc Antony: Is that really the reason?
  • Cleopatra: No, not really. I admire men who don't love women.
  • Marc Antony: What do you mean by that?
  • Cleopatra: Oh, I don't know. Women should be but toys for the great. It becomes them both.
  • Cleopatra: Is this a time to talk of Romans? I've had no breakfast! I'm hungry!
  • Cleopatra: It's not the Senate I'm worried about but their fat wives. Do you know anything about senators, Charmion?
  • Charmion: Well, we only got here yesterday, Majesty.
  • Cleopatra: So Rome would forgive and take you back? And all they demand is for us to part. Why don't they ask the sun to fall right out of the sky?
  • Cleopatra: [last line, to Charmion and Iras] Look well for love. Look well. And not finding it, give nothing. But if blessed with Cleopatra's fortune, give all. Now, go.
  • Cleopatra: It seems strange to see you working. I've always pictured you either fighting or loving.
  • Julius Caesar: Well, I have had some experience with fighting.
  • Cleopatra: But none with loving, I suppose.
  • Julius Caesar: Well, none with pretty little queens.
  • Cleopatra: I had to walk miles across the desert to the sea... to find the fishing boat that brought me to you. But just seeing you is magic, immortal Caesar.
  • Julius Caesar: That's quite a speech. Your tongue is no longer bewitched by Caesar, eh?
  • Cleopatra: No. It's my heart now.
  • Marc Antony: Where are my men?
  • Cleopatra: Oh. Oh, Carmion, where are Romans who came here today, do you know?
  • Charmion: They're sleeping, my Queen.
  • Marc Antony: Sleeping? What for?
  • Charmion: They are - well, I should say they are a little tired.
  • Marc Antony: You mean a little drunk!
  • Cleopatra: No. Awfully drunk.
  • Marc Antony: I hope that you know that - I know that you want me to do this.
  • Cleopatra: Dear Antony, I hope you think I know that you know I know.
  • Marc Antony: I should want to go out and get drunk with a lot of men. Or, find another woman.
  • Cleopatra: Well, why don't you?
  • Marc Antony: Because you are another woman. New. Always new. Completely new.
  • Cleopatra: Welcome.
  • Herod: I hope to renew an old friendship.
  • Cleopatra: I hope so too.
  • Herod: Well, time has made you older and wiser - and me younger and more beautiful.
  • Cleopatra: My tongue's bewitched by Caesar. The man in you seems even mightier than the general.
  • Cleopatra: Come to my chambers and dine. We'll make such plans.
  • Julius Caesar: Are your plans for India or me?
  • Cleopatra: Both! Shouldn't a Queen choose as her confident, a King?
  • Julius Caesar: Shhh! The word King is not well liked in Rome.
  • Cleopatra: Caesar takes what he wants.
  • Cleopatra: If I implored you to marry me, you wouldn't?
  • Julius Caesar: I'd have to ask my wife in Rome.
  • Cleopatra: [laughs] Oh, as if you care about that. Divorce her. Together we could conquer the world!
  • Cleopatra: So, a woman isn't strong enough to help the mighty Caesar?
  • Cleopatra: Let's not talk any more.
  • Julius Caesar: I picked a flower in Britain once, the color of your eyes.
  • Cleopatra: Nothing must happen to you, my Caesar.
  • Julius Caesar: Nothing will!
  • Iras: How it all looks! Do you think you might wear this vest when you get married too?
  • [Charmion laughs]
  • Cleopatra: What?
  • Charmion: I was just thinking of the great Caesar trying to unhook it!

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