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Sean Connery, Ralph Fiennes, and Uma Thurman in Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir (1998)

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Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir

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  • John Steed: After all, according to your file, you're a psychopathic personality with schizophrenic delusions, suffering from recurring amnesia based on traumatic repression leading to outbursts of antisocial and violent behavior. Knight to king seven. Check.
  • Emma Peel: Is that really what you think of me?
  • John Steed: Well... just my type, Mrs. Peel.
  • Alice: [holding a submachine gun, to Steed and Emma Peel] Would you please be so kind as to hit the ground, if it's not too much trouble?
  • [Fires submachine gun, kills the bad guy]
  • Alice: I hope he was a baddie.
  • Alice: He says unless we accept his demands, the weather will keep getting colder and colder until we'll all have to go to hell just to warm up.
  • Sir August de Wynter: Take India. You can have a good 10 inches overnight, there.
  • Sir August de Winter: You will buy your weather from me! And by God you'll pay for it.
  • John Steed: Oh, just one thing...
  • Emma Peel: Good luck?
  • John Steed: Something like that.
  • Sir August de Wynter: Weather is no longer in God's hands but in mine.
  • Father: Hello, Mrs. Peel, welcome back to The Ministry. Now we're going to have a talk.
  • Emma Peel: About the weather, how topical!
  • Father: It'll help pass the time.
  • Emma Peel: Time would pass anyway if you think about it logically! But then so few do think logically, or even anti-logically. Clockwise or anti-clockwise, tick-toc, toc-tick, see-saw, Margery Daw. It amounts to the same thing! After all how do you know I'm the real Mrs Peel?
  • Father: How real do you feel, Mrs. Peel?
  • Emma Peel: I'll repeat the question, bypassing the weather, which, no doubt, being British, we'll return to in a moment. Do I walk like Mrs Peel, talk like Mrs Peel? Am I witty, wise, wonderful to know? Or, do I go around shooting Ministry agents, attempting to rule the world on my days off?
  • Father: Now you're just playing games!
  • Emma Peel: I suppose Mother warned you about women like me?
  • John Steed: Until now, I didn't know there were women like you.
  • Sir August de Wynter: [addressing the world leaders] Now is the winter of your discontent!
  • Techinian: [first lines - after negotiating gauntlet] Well done, Steed.
  • John Steed: My pleasure.
  • John Steed: But the nuns were a surprise.
  • Techinian: We try.
  • Mother: Nothing is impossible, Father, I often think of 6 impossible things before breakfast.
  • John Steed: Mrs. Peel, what kept you?
  • Emma Peel: The weather.
  • Sir August de Wynter: "John Steed." What a horse's arse of a name.
  • Sir August de Winter: A man with an umbrella is a man praying for rain.
  • John Steed: And a man without one is a fool.
  • Bailey: Oh, fuck!
  • [last lines]
  • Mother: [raising champagne glass] A toast; to a job well done.
  • Emma Peel: To a narrow escape.
  • Mother: Macaroon?
  • Emma Peel: [shaking her head to Mother,] Thank you, Steed.
  • John Steed: No, no. Thank you, Mrs. Peel.
  • [All drink champagne as camera zooms off roof top]
  • Sir August de Wynter: Nothing is impossible, only mathematically improbable.
  • John Steed: Mrs. Peel, you're needed.
  • Emma Peel: How now, brown cow.
  • Sir August de Wynter: Rain or shine, all is mine!
  • [repeated line]
  • John Steed, Emma Peel: Tea?
  • Emma Peel: [confronted with wiring panel] Was it red or black? Here goes, eeny, meeny, miney...
  • John Steed: So much for science, I'll stick to swordplay.
  • Invisible Jones: Talk to the pipe, it helps.

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