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Movie-Sounds.org › Classic Movie Quotes › A King in New York (1957)

Will that be all, Sir?

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3 seconds sound clip from the A King in New York (1957) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:25:38 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Who cares about schoolteachers?

- And their 10 year-old son that was been missing has just been found.

- That's not gonna set the world on fire either.

- He was picked up in King Shahdov's suite at the Ritz Hotel.

- Wait a minute! Yeah, we got something there! Sure.

- Will that be all, Sir?

- Some hot water.

- Sorry, Sir.

- I have a strange feeling I'm being followed.

- It's your imagination.

[...]

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Quotes from the movie A King in New York (1957), featuring short sound clips with voice.

Actors: Charlie Chaplin (King Shahdov), Oliver Johnston (Jaume), Dawn Addams (Ann Kay), Michael Chaplin (Rupert Macabee)

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