La voie lactée (1969)

L'homme à la cape: Do you have any money?
Jean: No, sir.
L'homme à la cape: Then you shall have none. And you?
Pierre: Yes, I've got a little.
L'homme à la cape: Then you shall have a great deal more.

L'homme à la cape: Go, and take to you a whore and have children of the whore. Thou shalt name the first "Ye Are Not My People." And the second "No More Mercy."

Pierre: Father, a question. Once you swallow, what becomes of the Christ?

Un serveur: Everyone should believe in God?
Richard 'maître d'hôtel': True, atheists have always existed, but they're lunatics. Or they claim to be atheists, but aren't.
Un serveur: How so?
Richard 'maître d'hôtel': Because no sensible man can believe God doesn't exist.
Un serveur: Why not?
Richard 'maître d'hôtel': The proof's in the Bible. Psalms 131: "It is the impious fool who says in his heart there is no God." That's very convincing.
Un serveur: Yes, very convincing.
Jean: Free will. What's it mean?
Pierre: What it means is between a good deed and a bad one, you can choose.
Jean: Okay, but God knows it all, no? So if I choose a bad deed, he knew it long before.
Pierre: Sure, he's always known it.
Jean: How can I be free if my actions are fixed before I do them?
Pierre: That's free will. God's grace allows you to choose to do good.
Jean: But he already knows I'll choose to do evil. Why'd he decide I'd choose evil?
Pierre: God's ways are impenetrable.

La Vierge de l'auberge espagnole: Gentlemen. A word of advice: If anyone knocks at your door, don't open.
Jean: Why not?
La Vierge de l'auberge espagnole: If there's a knock, don't open, that's all. Open to no one. Not even me.

La prostituée: Wait. I got something to tell you... I want you to make me a baby.
Jean: What for?
La prostituée: I'll name it "Ye Are Not My People."
Jean: "Ye Are Not My People..."
Pierre: And what if we had one?
La prostituée: I'd name it "No More Mercy."
Pierre: "No More Mercy"?

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Le journal d'une femme de chambre (1964)

M Monteil: So you're Celestine?.. I really like the name. Indeed, I do... But it's a bit too long, don't you think? Far too long. If you don't mind, I'll call you Marie. Marie is pretty too and it's short. Besides, I've called all my chambermaids Marie. It's a habit of mine. And not one I think I could break.

Joseph: You never really know people when you meet 'em. Women especially are hell to get to know. But now I know you well.
Celestine: You know me? Then tell me what I am.
Joseph: What you are? You're like me.
Celestine: Like you?
Joseph: I don't mean in looks. I'm old and ugly. But deep down inside, we're alike. I know what I'm talking about.

Celestine: You scare me.
Joseph: Why?
Celestine: I think you're a crook.
Joseph: A crook, me? Are you serious? Look around! I love the army! Religion! Law and order! My country, above all! Look at me. Am I lying when I say I love all that?
Celestine: No, you're not lying.
Joseph: Would a crook love all that?

Joseph: Let's be frank, like soldiers. Do you want me to marry you?

Joseph: I gotta have that café. Revolution's around the corner. There's nothing better for a café!

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