Casino Royale (1967)

Barbara Bouchet: Moneypenny

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Quotes 

• Miss Moneypenny : I really have to note your qualifications.

  Cooper : Height: six foot two and a half. 184 pounds. Trophies for karate and judo, holder of the Kama Sutra black belt.

  Miss Moneypenny : Very impressive. How do you spell that?

  Cooper : I'll show you!

• Sir James : [taking the reins of the British Secret Service]  Oh, by the way, Moneypenny, since I've come in here, have you heard me stammer?

  Miss Moneypenny : No, sir!

  Sir James : Splendid. Let me know if I do; I haven't got time for that sort of thing now.

• Sir James : Good lord! Moneypenny, you haven't changed a bit.

  [Long Kiss] 

  Miss Moneypenny : Actually, I'm Miss Moneypenny's daughter.

  Sir James : How is your dear mother?

• Miss Moneypenny : [Kissing on a bed]  And what is your name?

  Cooper : Cooper, big eyes; but, don't be formal, call me Coop.

  Miss Moneypenny : It sounds like something for keeping birds.

  Cooper : That's me!

• Sir James : From now on, all remaining agents and trainees will be known as James Bond 007, including the girls.

  Cooper : Won't that be rather confusing, sir?

  Sir James : Exactly! The enemy won't know which way to turn. You are now, James Bond.

  Miss Moneypenny : Congratulations, 007.

  Cooper : And you, 007, sir.

  Sir James : Good hunting, 007!

• Sir James : I must say, this place brings back a few memories.

  Miss Moneypenny : Yes. Mother told me some of them.

  Sir James : [Opens liquor cabinet]  She probably also told you that I'm partial to jasmine tea.

  Miss Moneypenny : [Writes it down]  Jasmine tea, sir.

• Sir James : Ah, this is where you come in Moneypenny. I want you to go through all the Auxiliary Files.

  Miss Moneypenny : The lot, sir? It'll take all night.

  Sir James : Your mother did some of her best work at night.

• Sir James : No one can be such a perverse idiot as to assault a Customs official. It must be deliberate.

  Miss Moneypenny : It may just be natural talent, sir.

• Miss Moneypenny : Eh, wIll you be needing me tonight, sir?

  Sir James : Very probably.