Kerim Bey: My friend, if you really want my advice, you should spend a few pleasant days with us here in Istanbul and then - then go home.
Kerim Bey: Take a look. You should remember him. This man kills for pleasure.
James Bond: [Sarcastically] Nice face.
Kerim Bey: It seems we've come on the wrong night. Two girls in love with the same man, threaten to kill each other. It must be settled the Gypsy way.
James Bond: [Calling room service at this Istanbul hotel] Hello. Breakfast for one at nine, please. Green figs. Yogurt. Coffee - very black. Thank you.
James Bond: [to Tatiana] Keep your head down.
[referring to a billboard advertising "Call Me Bwana", starring Anita Ekberg]
Kerim Bey: She has a lovely mouth, that Anita.
James Bond: Yes, I see what you mean.
[Punches Grant, who doesn't flinch, in the gut with brass knuckles]
Rosa Klebb: He seems fit enough. Have him report to me in Istanbul in 24 hours.
Rosa Klebb: I hope Kronsteen's efforts as Director of Planning will continue to be as successful as his chess.
Kronsteen: They will be.
Kronsteen: I shall put my plan into operations straight away - and there will be *no* failure.
Morzeny: This Grant is one of the best men we've ever had. A homicidal paranoid. Superb material.
Rosa Klebb: Who can the Russians suspect, but the British. The cold war in Istanbul will not remain cold very much longer.
Mosque Tour Guide: We are going to a highly interesting column over there, known for centuries at the Saint Sophia wishing column. Tens of thousands of people have wished here putting a right hand and middle finger in the hole.
James Bond: Can I have the grilled sole.
