The Lion (1962) Poster

(1962)

Capucine: Christine

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Quotes 

  • King : [Saves Tina's life from lioness] 

    Tina : [King comes to Tina]  King! I knew you loved me. You saw King chose me. He's mine!

    King : [Coming to Tina] 

    Tina : Stay away from her. You naughty thing.

    King : [Mounting King] 

    Tina : King will see me home. He really loves me.

    Christine : Now your beginning to see?

    Robert Hayward : If I hadn't seen it... Well, I wouldn't have believed it. It's like witchcraft.

    Tina : [Riding away on King]  Now do you understand King? I don't want you to have anything more to do with that nasty lioness again. Who does she think she is?

  • Christine : Robert, you're not to leave the compound without a Ranger. It's a game reserve - a sanctuary for the animals, you know.

    Robert Hayward : I promise not to bite the animals.

  • Christine : Robert, I was not your property. Bullit did not steal me.

    Robert Hayward : Do you always call him Bullit?

    Christine : Everybody does. Are you trying to needle me again?

    Robert Hayward : Of course not. I just thought that by now you'd be on more - intimate terms.

    Christine : There are times when I call him John.

  • Christine : What's to become of her in this wild place? Nothing but primitives and animals for companions. Two hundred miles away from nowhere.

  • Christine : You don't want her to grow up completely wild.

    Robert Hayward : Why not? She's your daughter. She'll have your kind of appetites.

  • Robert Hayward : Who's King?

    Christine : King is a full grown lion. He happens to be Tina's constant companion. Her best friend.

    John Bullit : Yes, you should see them romping together. It's quite a sight.

  • Christine : I knew you knew.

    John Bullit : And you never think it's necessary for you to explain your actions, do you. I like it that way. You know you're somebody and you never forget it. Neither do I.

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