Our Man Flint

Mr. Cramden:
Flint, I owe you my life. The medic said four more seconds, and I -

Derek Flint:
*Three* more seconds.

Mr. Cramden:
Damn it, man, is there anything you don't know?

Derek Flint:
A great many things, sir.

Cramden:
You traveled all the way to Moscow to watch a ballet?

Derek Flint:
No, to teach!

Cramden:
Your code book.

Derek Flint:
If you don't mind, sir, I prefer to use my own personal code.

Cramden:
But I would rather you use the government code.

Derek Flint:
I already know mine. It's a mathematical progression, 40-26-36. It's based on...

Cramden:
I can imagine what it's based on.

Cramden:
Flint, the government needs you.

Derek Flint:
Yes, well, it's good to be wanted, sir.

Derek Flint:
Say, why does that eagle attack me?

Derek Flint:
An anti-American eagle. It's diabolical.

Mr. Cramden:
Flint, the world's in trouble!

Derek Flint:
Well, it usually is, but it manages to extricate itself without my help.

Derek Flint:
Hans Gruber, Hitler youth movement, escaped during the Nuremberg Trials.

Gruber:
I'm a much nicer person now...

Derek Flint:
Repeat after me: I am not a pleasure unit.

Gila:
Where are you going?

Derek Flint:
I'm going to put Galaxy into orbit.

Cramden:
Flint?

Cramden:
Of course it can, that's why he's Flint!

Dr. Wu:
Ours would be a perfect world! Why?

Derek Flint:
Because it's your idea of perfection, gentlemen - not mine!

Derek Flint:
I don't need any men.

Cramden:
You said you were joining the team.

Derek Flint:
But the team's not joining me.

Leslie:
It worries me so when he stops his heart this way. It's over three hours, isn't it?

Anna:
Yes. But it does relax him.

Leslie:
Must be a dangerous assignment.

Gila:
Mr. Flint will cause no more trouble. I have just received the information I requested.

Dr. Schneider:
You mean the impregnable Mr Flint does have one weakness?

Gila:
No Dr. Schneider! Four!

You control the weather you control the world. Our Man Flint 1966 2.33 into the film