Ricardo Montalban's best known TV role is that of wish granter Mr. Roarke on Fantasy Island. (edit)

Eli (to Hughes): If Count Borba can't sell you to nobody, he ain't about to turn you in. (edit) Annie: I thank ye for the toast, Count darlin', and I'll put it on your bill. (edit) Annie (to de Borba): Associatin' with the English in these troubled times is like sleepin' with the devil. (edit) Daniel: No tankard of ale for you, Annie?
Annie: No, I never foul me innards with the devil's brew. (edit) Borba: In a sense, I am relieved. I was beginning to think you were a dullard but now you have restored your reputation and I have lost mine. (edit) Borba: Come now, Boone, even you should realize that British victory is inevitable. How can untrained rabble defeat the best armies in the world? (edit) Borba: You saved my life.
Daniel: Don't bother thankin' me. If I didn't need you to lead me back to your camp I'd a let him finish you off. (edit) Annie (about Borba): A fine gentleman and someday, God willing, he'll be mine.
Mingo: But Annie, he's the leader of the Bell thieves. (edit) Daniel: Are you really a Count?
Borba: Oh, yes, yes, but an impoverished one at the moment. (edit) Borba (to Daniel): You and I are different. You are dedicated to a lost cause and I am dedicated to a winning cause called Count de Borba. A Count, I hasten to add, who has fallen on hard times. (edit) Eli (about Hughes): He ain't no gentleman. He just talks like one. (edit) Hughes (about the Liberty Bell): Lord Howe will be most pleased.
Borba: So will Count de Borba when you load it on the wagon and get it out of here. (edit) Borba (after Hughes doublecrosses him): I assure you, Major, I will do all in my power to bring about your demise. (edit) Daniel: Are you all right?
Borba: Wiser but poorer. (edit)

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