The Rescuers Down Under (1990) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Check out the funniest quotes from The Rescuers Down Under (1990), featuring short sound clips and Sfx.

Actors: Bob Newhart (Bernard), Eva Gabor (Miss Bianca), John Candy (Wilbur The Albatross), George C. Scott (Percival C. McLeach)

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31 You do? I mean, you really want to? -I don't think it's a matter of wanting, it's a matter of duty. -Duty? I never thought of it...

— Bernard (Bob Newhart), Miss Bianca (Eva Gabor)

32 Oh. Must have been sleeping on a bolt.

— Wilbur The Albatross (John Candy)

33 Passengers are requested to please fasten their seatbelts and secure all carry-ons. We'll be departing following our standard pre-flight maintenance. Thank you.

— Wilbur The Albatross (John Candy)

34 Welcome to Australia, ma'am. My name's Jake, and if there's any way I can make your stay more pleasant, don't hesitate to ask.

35 Yeah, loosen up, get the blood flowing up to the head. And a couple of these... Okay, one's enough, there we go.

— Wilbur The Albatross (John Candy)

36 I didn't make it all the way through third grade for nothing.

— Percival C. McLeach (George C. Scott)

37 Now, look, I've got a long way to go. You're gonna take me there, and you're not gonna give me any trouble about it, right? Good. Now, get!

— Bernard (Bob Newhart)

38 You don't know Bernard like I do. He'll never give up.

— Miss Bianca (Eva Gabor)

39 Gangway! Coming through. Mice on board! Clear the way! Move over madam, there you go! Coming through, sir. Thank you.

— Wilbur The Albatross (John Candy)

40 Miss Bianca, from now on, can't we just take the train?

— Bernard (Bob Newhart)

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