Romeo and Juliet (1936)

Anthony Kemble-Cooper: Gregory - Servant of the House of Capulet

Quotes 

• Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : [Samson bites his thumb at Abraham and spits on the ground]  I strike quickly being moved, than a dog of the house of Montague, moves me.

  Abraham - Servant of the House of Montague : [the Montages walk behind Samson and Abraham puts his hand on his shoulder]  Do you bite your thumb at us sir?

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : I do bite my thumb sir.

  Abraham - Servant of the House of Montague : Do you bite your thumb at us sir?

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : Is the law on our side if I say aye?

  Gregory - Servant of the House of Capulet : No.

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : No sir I do not bite my thumb at you sir, but I do bite my thumb sir.

  [the men laugh and walks away, Samson and Gregory follows Abraham and walks up to him] 

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : Do you quarrel sir?

  Abraham - Servant of the House of Montague : Quarrel sir. No sir.

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : If you do sir, then I am for you. I serve as good a man as you.

  Abraham - Servant of the House of Montague : No better, say that else.

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : Yes better!

  Abraham - Servant of the House of Montague : You lie!

  Samson - Servant of the House of Capulet : Draw if you be men!

  [Then the Capulets and Montagues pull out their swords and they fight each other with swords in the streets. The women scream as the men are getting stabbed by swords]