Hans Meyer Quotes & Movies

Barry Lyndon poster

Barry Lyndon British Man

Double Team poster

Double Team Wehrmacht Adjutant

The Night of the Generals poster

The Night of the Generals Svedborg

Cannon for Cordoba poster

Cannon for Cordoba Red Sonja's Father

Red Sonja poster

Red Sonja Herr Wessel

The New Statesman poster

The New Statesman Marquis d'Apcher

Brotherhood of the Wolf poster

Brotherhood of the Wolf Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Holocaust poster

Holocaust Prussian Officer in Beer Garden

The Great White Hope poster

The Great White Hope

Clips with Hans Meyer

And some considerable experience of traveling the world - Barry Lyndon

And some considerable experience of traveling the world

Fate had determined that he should leave none of his race behind him - Barry Lyndon

Fate had determined that he should leave none of his race...

If ever I should meet him againyou will find out who is the best man of the twoI'll fight him sword or pistol captain as he is - Barry Lyndon

If ever I should meet him againyou will find out who is the...

Uh excuse me sirGood morning again young sirDon't even think about itGet down off that horseRaise your hands high above your head pleaseCome forwardStopHow do you doI'm Captain FeeneyCaptain FeeneyCaptain Feeney at your serviceThe Captain FeeneyNone - Barry Lyndon

Uh excuse me sirGood morning again young sirDon't even...

I've only a hundred guineas left to give youfor I lost the rest at cards last nightKiss me me boyfor we'll never meet again - Barry Lyndon

I've only a hundred guineas left to give youfor I lost...

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at homeBut it is a different thing to see it firsthandAnd after the death of his friendBarry's thoughts turned from those of military gloryto those of finding a way to escape the serviceto which he - Barry Lyndon

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at...

It must be very danger for you to be in the warI'm an officer and I must do my duty - Barry Lyndon

It must be very danger for you to be in the warI'm an...

A lady who sets her heart upon a lad in uniform - Barry Lyndon

A lady who sets her heart upon a lad in uniform

The Prussian service was considerably worse than the EnglishThe life that the private soldier led was a frightful onePunishment was incessantand every officer had the right to inflict itThe gauntlet was the most common penalty for minor offensesThe more - Barry Lyndon

The Prussian service was considerably worse than the...

You're a gallant soldier and have evidently come of good stock. - Barry Lyndon

You're a gallant soldier and have evidently come of...

Sir II have a confession to make to youI'm an Irishmanand my name is Redmond BarryI was abducted into the Prussian army two years agoand now have been put into your serviceby my Captain Potzdorf and his uncle the minister of policeto serve as a watch upon - Barry Lyndon

Sir II have a confession to make to youI'm an...

Five years in the armyand some considerable experience of the worldhad by now dispelled any of those romantic notions regarding lovewith which Barry commenced lifeAnd he began to have it in mindas so many gentlemen had done before himto marry a woman of - Barry Lyndon

Five years in the armyand some considerable experience of...

Have you done with my ladyI beg your pardonCome come sirI'm a man who would rather be known as a cuckold than a fool - Barry Lyndon

Have you done with my ladyI beg your pardonCome come...

The cheek He wants to step into my shoesHe wants to step into my shoesIs it not a pleasure gentlemen for me as I am drawing near the goalto find my home such a happy oneMy wife's so fond of me that she is even now thinking of appointing a successorIsn't - Barry Lyndon

The cheek He wants to step into my shoesHe wants to step...

Have some brandy, Sir Charles. - Barry Lyndon

Have some brandy, Sir Charles.

From a report in the St James ChronicleDied at spa in the kingdom of Belgiumthe right honorable Sir Charles Reginald Lyndonknight of the Bath member of Parliamentand for many years His Majesty's representative at various European courtsHe has left behind - Barry Lyndon

From a report in the St James ChronicleDied at spa in the...

Barry had now arrived at the pitch of prosperityand by his own energyhad raised himself to a higher sphere of societyhaving procured His Majesty's gracious permissionto add the name of his lovely lady to his ownThenceforth Redmond Barry assumed the style - Barry Lyndon

Barry had now arrived at the pitch of prosperityand by his...

Henceforth - Barry Lyndon

My Lord Bullingdon you seem particularly glum todayYou should be happy that your mother has remarriedNot in this wayAnd not in such hasteAnd certainly not to this manI think you judge your mother too harshlyDo you not like your new fatherNot very muchHe - Barry Lyndon

My Lord Bullingdon you seem particularly glum todayYou...

Samuel, what would the time be? - Barry Lyndon

Samuel, what would the time be?

Lord Bullingdon have you lost your tongue - Barry Lyndon

Lord Bullingdon have you lost your tongue

My father was Sir Charles LyndonI have not forgotten him if others haveLord Bullingdon you have insulted your fatherMadam you have insulted my father - Barry Lyndon

My father was Sir Charles LyndonI have not forgotten him if...

I shall not rest until I see you Lord LyndonYou have important friendsThey can tell you how these things are doneFor money well timed and properly appliedcan accomplish anything - Barry Lyndon

I shall not rest until I see you Lord LyndonYou have...

Lord Wendover Your MajestyI'm glad to see you here today Lord WendoverAnd tell me what news of Lady WendoverThank you Your Majesty Lady Wendover is much betterGood good Present my compliments to herSay we miss her company here Thank you Your MajestyAnd - Barry Lyndon

Lord Wendover Your MajestyI'm glad to see you here...

Your Majesty Mr LyndonWe were very fond of Sir Charles Lyndon And how is Lady Lyndon - Barry Lyndon

Your Majesty Mr LyndonWe were very fond of Sir Charles...

Barry was one of those born clever enough at gaining a fortunebut incapable of keeping oneFor the qualities and energies which lead a man to achieve the firstare often the very cause of his ruin in the latter case - Barry Lyndon

Barry was one of those born clever enough at gaining a...

NARRATOR Barry was one of those born clever enough at gaining a fortune - Barry Lyndon

NARRATOR Barry was one of those born clever enough at...

Will that be all Mr Redmond BarryYes that will be allWell then look you nowFrom this moment I will submit to no further chastisement from youI will kill you if you lay hands on me ever againIs that entirely clear to you sirGet out of here - Barry Lyndon

Will that be all Mr Redmond BarryYes that will be allWell...

Don't you think he fits my shoes very well Your LadyshipDear childWhat a pity it is I am not dead for your sakeThe Lyndons would then have a worthy representativeand enjoy all the benefits of the illustrious blood of the Barrys of BarryvilleWould they - Barry Lyndon

Don't you think he fits my shoes very well Your...

Barry had his faults Faster Septime ParryBut no man could say of him that he was not a good and tender fatherHe loved his son with a blind partialityHe denied him nothingIt is impossible to convey what high hopes he had for the boyand how he indulged in a - Barry Lyndon

Barry had his faults Faster Septime ParryBut no man could...

Reverend RuntI need not tell you that the recent tragedy to this familyhas made the services of a tutor no longer required at Castle HacktonAnd as we are in some considerable difficulty about moneyI'm afraid I must ask you with the greatest reluctanceto - Barry Lyndon

Reverend RuntI need not tell you that the recent tragedy to...

Your Majesty - Barry Lyndon

Lord Bullingdon has instructed meto offer you an annuityof 500 guineas a year for lifespecifically on the condition of yourleaving Englandand to be stopped the instant of your returnLord Bullingdon has also asked me to point out to youthat should you - Barry Lyndon

Lord Bullingdon has instructed meto offer you an annuityof...