Kenner (1968)

Jim Brown: RoyKenner

Quotes 

• Sandy : Roy, don't do it.

  Roy Kenner : Look, Sandy, I've come a helluva ways from Singapore to do this job and I'm gonna do it. You understand?

  Sandy : Hate. You're full of hate. It'll eat out your guts. You're gonna get yourself in a jam!

• Roy Kenner : What did I do?

  Saji : Run now, ask later!

• Henderson : I'm indebted to you for allowing me to help. You're doing my karma a power of good.

  Roy Kenner : Karma?

  Henderson : Yes. It's a charming notion they have here. We're all accountable for our deeds, mental and physical. Judgment coming only with death. How is your karma?

• Roy Kenner : Saji says you play a mean sitar.

  Anasuya : Me?

• Roy Kenner : This pint-sized Gunga Din saved my life.

• Anasuya : It's my karma.

  Roy Kenner : Your karma? What the hell did you ever do wrong, except believe a guy who gave you a kid and a promise.

  Anasuya : Something in a past life for which I must pay for now and many lives to come.

  Roy Kenner : I only know about this life. And I only care about this life. And about how I felt when I first saw you.

• Roy Kenner : I'll be back.

  Anasuya : Somebody better pray for you so you can be born again. Let me be the one.

• Roy Kenner : It's impossible.

  Anasuya : Nothing's impossible if you have faith.

• Roy Kenner : The quicker I get going, the sooner I can finish my business.

  Anasuya : What is your business?

  Roy Kenner : Forget it.

• Anasuya : Oh, look. Vultures from the Tower of Silence. That's where the Parsis leave their dead.

  Roy Kenner : Yeah. Not all vultures fly, though.

• Henderson : Ah, good riddance! They cling like limpets. They're all the same, these little half-caste bastards.

  Roy Kenner : And you're a full-caste bastard.