Don Camillo: Monsignor

00:00:14 [Do you remember the little town on the right bank of the Po...]

00:06:54 ...with the perfume of this cigar.

00:10:56 - Any news? - Nothing in particular. Listen.

00:14:49 [But Peppone already had something to hide before he left.]

00:19:03 [... having been woken rather too early by Don Camillo...]

00:26:17 They've made me a Monsignor.

00:30:04 Christianity is a democratic religion based on work.

00:34:34 Stay calm! Stand back, don't pull!

00:39:38 - Have you heard the news? - No, Dad.

00:43:20 ...we must get rid of those priests! And you defend him!

00:47:56 When they nailed me up on the cross I was wearing less than you are.

00:52:44 What are you fishing for?

00:56:27 [... on his bedside table ready to dip the thermometer into.]

01:00:11 And he's had my name put over the door, in neon lighting.

01:05:21 Yes.

01:10:08 I'd like to see what you'd do if you had a wife and six children.

01:16:28 ...to be your lawful wedded husband...

01:20:59 Nothing. Nothing at all.

01:24:33 So am I! In cases like these there's no room for détente!

01:29:24 I assure you that here things are... I've been put under enormous pressure.

01:34:08 Tell him I want an enormous bell.

01:40:46 When he was dying he asked for a bell to be tolled.

01:46:37 ...and the home. Full stop.

145:24:14 of Volume 1 of the Civil Code.