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from The Swan (1925)
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Prince Albert
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- The Swan (1956) Played by Alec Guinness (as Prince Albert)
- "Actor's Studio"
... aka "The Play's the Thing" - USA (last season title)
- The Swan (1950) TV episode, Played by George Keane (as Prince Albert) - One Romantic Night (1930) Played by Rod La Rocque (as Prince Albert)
... aka "The Swan" - USA (alternative title) - The Swan (1925) Played by Adolphe Menjou
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From The Swan (1956)
Prince Albert: Your father used to call you his swan, so I am told. I think that's a good thing to remember. Think what it means to be a swan. To glide like a dream on the smooth surface of the lake, and never go to the shore. On dry land, where ordinary people walk, the swan is awkward, even ridiculous. When she waddles up the bank she painfully resembles a different kind of bird, n'est-ce-pas? See more »
Prince Albert: Your father used to call you his swan, so I am told. I think that's a good thing to remember. Think what it means to be a swan. To glide like a dream on the smooth surface of the lake, and never go to the shore. On dry land, where ordinary people walk, the swan is awkward, even ridiculous. When she waddles up the bank she painfully resembles a different kind of bird, n'est-ce-pas? See more »
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