Col. Zapt Quotes in The Prisoner of Zenda (1937)

Rudolph Rassendyll: King for a day! What would it mean if I fail?

Col. Zapt: [Grimly] Your life and mine and Fritz's here!

Col. Zapt: Let's trust in providence.

Rudolph Rassendyll: [sardonically] You'll never get providence interested in this enterprise.

[last lines]

Col. Zapt: [to Rassendyll] Goodbye, Englishman. You are the finest Elphberg of them all!"

Rudolph Rassendyll: [preparing to leave after the coronation to recover the real king] In a couple of hours, I'll just be plain Rudolph Rassendyll.

Col. Zapt: You'll be lucky if you're not the late Rudolph Rassendyll.

Col. Zapt: [trying to explain his loyalty to the King, who mistreats him] Rudolf is my King, and I have a feeling about my King.