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Governor, please.

4 seconds sound clip from the The 72 Desperate Rebels (1978) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:10:14 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- How dare you treat me with such disrespect? Your manners are awful!

- I want to see Po Ho Nin

- The master doesn't wanna see you.

- You...

- Sergeant! Send him away!

- Governor, please.

(Soldiers drawing swords)

(Laughing maniacally) (2)

- Bring in the prisoners!

- Presenting the challenger.

- Our warrior Wu Li Wei has killed many men, 98 in all.

[...]

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The 72 Desperate Rebels (1978) Sound Clip

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Quotes from The 72 Desperate Rebels (1978 film), featuring sound bites and sfx sampled from the movie.

Actors: Hua Chung, Barry Chan, Ying Bai (Po Ho Nin)

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