Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Yes, I must go. - That's too bad.

Listen to me. I know what you're up to, and it won't work.

You could save yourself a lot of trouble

- I'm surprised at you. - I can handle it.

Something about extremes.

you are the foremost authority on the Phantom.

- Sixteen parties, sixteen thefts? - Yes.

Your wife spent at least $30,000 on clothes during the past year.

Listen, old man.

- The ambassador. - Yes, I know.

How do you want them, matte or glossy?

But I'll never forget my lovely little pony.

I would feel better if we're friends.

- I take it the gem is in the villa. - It is.

Excuse me. My leg is caught.

Out in 12 feet of snow, chasing the Phantom.

I've met her, too, you know.

May I cut in? Thank you so much, sir.

Won't you sit down?

the names of those guests, also the location of their rooms.

- Yes. - I see.

I can positively guarantee it'll be a party to end all parties.

There was a man with a gun, and he took the sleigh and Amber.

The only thing we've found out is that it's not here.

Any More Behaviour Like This, And I’ll Have Your Stripes!

Sometimes it's healthy to have fresh air.

reality includes a good, stiff belt every now and then.

You really want to know?

We're all out of champagne.

Her Highness must have changed her mind.

Britannia, rule the waves

Would you mind if I bathed first?

A gift for your father from his grateful people.

- Don't be ridiculous. - No, I mean it.

I never make any plans.

You have a wonderful smile.

Then when I was thrown out of college,

You idiots! They're getting away from us!

In my case, fortunately,

who has never desired the basic rewards of wife and family

Yes, for half a million.

In a strange way, I admire that man.

Miss Angela Dunning.

I see your leg is much better.

It might be easier for you to forget,

Don't argue with me! I know where they've gone.

No. You think I am.

If my little pigeon wants a glass of milk...

I nearly climbed in bed with your nephew.

- You surprise me, Madame. - I expect to.

- Good-bye, Sir Charles. - Just a minute.

Good evening, Sir Charles.

Darling, you got rid of all those naughty little bubbles?

That's only half an answer.

I'd say that's a considerable exaggeration.

Yes, probably a rich uncle.

and finds it necessary to occupy the major portion of his life

- Can I help you? - Where is he?

- Do you ski, Mr. Litton? - Ski?

You know Signor 1948 from Lloyd's of London

You're aware your wife spent $7,000 at Yves St. Laurent only last month?

Do you know who that was? That was Sir Charles Litton.

Shan't be a moment, my darling. I’ll just put on my pajamas.

Inspector! Inspector!

for Your Highness to accept the facts in 1936

after we carried you home.

- What has this got to do with it? - Your salary...

- My Stradivarius. - The porter just brought it in.

What are you all talking about?

No, it's all right, darling. I'll answer it.

Quite funny that, zebra and the stripes.

It's times like this that make me realize how lucky I really am.

Then I sent you glowing reports of a brilliant academic career.

- You're not staying? - No. We're off to the slopes.

and think they can reclaim their virtue by saying, I don't remember.

- My darling. - Listen, dear.

I'd be delighted to come.

I thought you were working on the theory that he does repeat himself.

You mean that it's not helping?

Let's see you turn around.

I'm busy. You watch them.

Don't be silly. Charles doesn't mind.

The question is, what are you doing?

I was three years old when I rode my first elephant.

I find it hard to understand a man of your reputation.

I think I'll mingle.

Want to be friends, Charlie, or want to win?

I enjoy champagne in bed as much as the next man,

The window's open.

Of course. You were simply stunning in your last film.