The Day They Robbed the Bank of England

O'Shea:
A hundred and sixty thousand pounds is a matter for the police. A million is a political offensive. It also lasts longer.

O'Shea:
Robbing grocers' tills and blowing up public lavatories will not make a nation out of Ireland.

Cohoun:
It disposes of a few Englishmen.

O'Shea:
They breed like rabbits.

O'Shea:
[about Norgate] He was a mining engineer, but he found it easier to extract gold from banks than from frozen streams.

Capt. Monty Fitch:
There is nothing wrong with soldiering. You see, I'm never called on to think in my profession. And I'd rather like to. Just once. And then I'd know...

Charles Norgate:
Know what?

Capt. Monty Fitch:
Whether I stay a soldier because there's nothing else I can do, or because I choose to. I'd probably make a fearful hash of it. Thinking I mean.

Capt. Monty Fitch:
The colonel has given me the entire weekend on duty.

Charles Norgate:
That's rough.

Capt. Monty Fitch:
Bank holiday in the bank.