What is it, Raoul? If you don't mind, I'd rather Anatole stay.
5 seconds sound clip from the Phantom of the Opera (1943) movie soundboard.
You can hear this line at 00:35:53.469 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.
Quote context
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- I've heard of you, Monsieur Inspector. Your work must be exciting.
- Not so exciting as yours, monsieur. It doesn't lend itself to self-expression.
- It's not from an opera, Raoul. It's a lullaby.
- A lullaby. It didn't seem very effective as a lullaby.
- Well, you see, Monsieur Inspector, a song is capable of many interpretations by a musician.
- By a detective, too. Though no doubt the detective is usually mistaken.
- I must see you alone, Christine. I'm here on business from the Sûreté.
- With me?
- What business could mademoiselle have with the Sûreté?
- What is it, Raoul? If you don't mind, I'd rather Anatole stay.
- Very well, Christine. You know Erique Claudin?
- I knew him only as a violinist in the orchestra.
- I encountered him a few times in the foyer or on the stage or outside the Opera, but that's all.
- He acted a little strangely, but I assumed he was that way with everybody.
- Strangely? How do you mean, strangely?
- Well... I don't know. He just seemed eccentric, but harmless.
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