Movie quotes

- Rumpole of the Bailey :: Rumpole and the Summer of Discontent
  (1991)
- 00:08:31 I... suppose so.
- 00:10:37 - Meaning? - Meaning... Mr Erskine-Brown.
- 00:11:16 It's hardly likely to bring the country to its knees.
- 00:11:19 Too true, Mr Rumpole.
- 00:15:54 on a charge of a non-renewed dog licence
- 00:17:33 Yes, delighted. Come in.
- 00:18:52 The summer of discontent, that's what I call it.
- 00:19:02 My Lord, I didn't know leading questions were allowed,
- 00:19:29 Thank you, Mr Jebb.
- 00:20:13 - Why? - I didn't want to get him in trouble.
- 00:21:02 The inspector foresees no difficulty.
- 00:21:44 It's an important matter, a matter of public duty.
- 00:30:11 We're determined to pot you this time. I thought we should warn you.
- 00:33:39 Is that a legal proposition or a subject for debate?
- 00:35:51 Look at that photograph. Isn't that one of your luxury charas in Spain?
- 00:37:34 Hard day in court, you know, and happened to rise a little early.
- 00:42:03 It sounds like some naff manager in a suit, horribly un-sexy.
- 00:43:33 Yes. The inspector thinks he has probably left the country.
- 00:44:12 Mr Rumpole?
- 00:45:26 Oh, dear. Oh, my ears and whiskers. The cabinet won't like that.

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