Mark Antony Quotes

You’ll not turn to drink, will you?[Mark Antony]No, sir.[Lucius Vorenus]Well, you stoic types often do… when disappointed in life.[Mark Antony]

You have some notion you wish to suggest?[Gaius Octavian]I do. If a marriage was to happen between our two houses, no one could doubt all was well.[Atia of the Julii][looks at Octavian]I don’t care if all Italy burns, I’ll not marry him.[Mark Antony]

Would you like a chance to redeem yourself, Centurion?[Mark Antony]There’s no redemption.[Lucius Vorenus]No man is beyond redemption, Lucius. Not even you.[Mark Antony]

[about Servilia]Why would she want to see me? She hates me.[Atia of the Julii]So do I. That’s no bar to friendship.[Mark Antony]

When in doubt, attack![to Octavian]

What sort of woman is she?[Atia of the Julii]Who?[Mark Antony]The Egyptian girl.[Atia of the Julii]Oh, her. I barely met her. Skinny thing. Talks too much.[Mark Antony]Well, she must have something to lure a cold fish like Caesar.[Atia of the Julii]She’s a queen. Caesar would’ve f***ed Medusa if she’d worn a crown.[Mark Antony]

We do not need such people. Our men-at-arms have secured the city. We’ve received representatives from all the best elements. The Senate is with us, the knights are with us.[Gaius Cassius Longinus]The pontiffs, the urban cohorts, the lictors’ guild.[Marcus Junius Brutus]Mm, the lictors’ guild. Very good. Only rally the bakers and the flute players, and you can put on a festival.[Mark Antony]

There is a list of the most prominent friends and supporters of Brutus and Cassius left in Rome. We should kill them, before they learn what we’re about.[Gaius Octavian]You are a ferocious, little c**t… with a pen.[Mark Antony]

The ram has touched the wall. No mercy.

Tell me, how is Caecilia?[Gaius Julius Caesar]She’s healthy, I thank you.[Chief Augur]Good. I recall I forgot her last birthday.[Gaius Julius Caesar]Her birthday?[Chief Augur]Remiss of me, I know. Perhaps she would forgive my rudeness were I to send her a gift.[Gaius Julius Caesar]Oh, really, that’s not necessary.[Chief Augur]Hard to find the right gift for a woman, neh? What one loves, another scorns.[Gaius Julius Caesar]Perhaps she would accept some money.[Mark Antony]There’s an idea. Hundred-thousand sesterce, say?[Gaius Julius Caesar]Oh, that’s very kind of you. I’m afraid my wife is a woman of expensive tastes.[Chief Augur]The best women often are.[Mark Antony]Hundred and fifty thousand.[Gaius Julius Caesar]She would dress her slaves in silk if I would let her. She eats oysters for breakfast daily.[Chief Augur]She should be most careful. People often choke on oysters.[Mark Antony]

Really, Posca, ever since you got your freedom, you have become insufferably greedy. Now go home. Have a good lunch, make love to your pretty young wife, but do stop grubbing about after other people’s money. Trust me, you’ll be far more content.

Poppaea, my dove, if your husband should die… come to me, we will marry, nay?[in front of Servilius]