And don't think you're frightening me. I've heard all about you, you antediluvian tyrant! Yeah, you don't impress me. I don't see anything so terrifying about you.

— (James Stewart)

12 seconds sound clip from the The Moon's Our Home (1941) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:49:37 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Twelve o'clock and Cinderella's lost her slipper.

- Just what is the meaning of this scene?

- I thought I made that clear. I'm looking for Sarah Brown, or Cherry Chester, or whatever she happens to be calling herself today.

- She's not here!

- She isn't? Well, I'll look for her myself.

- Get out of this house! Get out or I'll have you arrested!

- Now, now, I won't.

- And don't think you're frightening me. I've heard all about you, you antediluvian tyrant! Yeah, you don't impress me. I don't see anything so terrifying about you.

- Well, what do you want?

- What do I want? Do you see this slipper? I want the foot that goes in it.

- Do you see this marriage certificate? It's a claim check on a girl! A girl about five feet two, red hair, green eyes, face covered with freckles.

- She's willful, spoiled, has a terrible disposition...

- My granddaughter!

- My wife!

- Your wife?

[...]