Camelot (film)

"[angrily] Mordred, I must remind you that I am a civilized man. With occasional lapses."

"The adage, "Blood is thicker than water," was invented by undeserving relatives."

"Just when I reach the golden age of eligibility and wooability. Is my fate determined by love and courtship? Oh, no. [Bitterly] Clause one: fix the border; Clause two: establish trade; Clause three: deliver me; Clause four: stop the war; five, six: pick up sticks. How cruel! How unjust! Am I never to know the joys of maidenhood? The conventional, ordinary, garden variety joys of maidenhood?"

"[about Mordred] The one thing I can say for him is that hes bound to marry well. Everybody is above him."

"Mordred: [to Arthur about Guenevere] What a magnificent dilemma! Let her die, your life is over; let her live, your lifes a fraud. Which will it be, Arthur? Do you kill the Queen or kill the law?"

"Merlyn told me once: Never be too disturbed if you dont understand what a woman is thinking. They dont do it often."