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The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1933) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 4

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Quotes from "The Bitter Tea of General Yen" (1933 film, directed by Frank Capra), featuring short sound clips with voice.

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck (Megan Davis), Nils Asther (General Yen), Walter Connolly (Jones)

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31 Calm yourself. Conquest of a province or the conquest of a woman. What's the difference?
32 Come on, now. Don't you get to worrying. I'll get you out of this somehow. I've been in tougher spots than this before now.
33 Do you know what I expected to do tonight? I was coming to your room to kill you.
34 Don't you tell me everything you know? And if you don't, don't I know how to find it out anyway?
35 Here I have some excellent brandy. It's supposed to be over 1000 years old. Would you like to try it?
36 I expect nothing from you. Nothing but words and phrases you learned in Sunday school. You don't believe in them any more than I do.
37 I know. But human life is the cheapest thing in China.
38 It's very simple. As long as I can make my interests his interests, he is not going to betray me.
39 That chair is for my wife, who does not exist as yet.
40 That's the way we get loyalty in China.

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