Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom Quotes

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is a television show that appeared on TV in 1970 . Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom completed its run in 1970.

It features Alberto Grimaldi as producer, Ennio Morricone in charge of musical score, and Tonino Delli Colli as head of cinematography.

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is recorded in Italian and originally aired in Italy. Each episode of Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is 116 minutes long. Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is distributed by United Artists.

The cast includes: Aldo Valletti as The President, Paolo Bonacelli as The Duke, Umberto Paolo Quintavalle as The Magistrate, Giorgio Cataldi as The Bishop, and Caterina Boratto as Signora Castelli.

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom Quotes

Paolo Bonacelli as The Duke

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "Within a budding grove, the girls think but of love. Hear the radio, drinking tea and to hell with being free. They've no idea the bourgeoisie has never hesitated to kill its children."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "The limit of love is always needing an accomplice."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "This howling is the most exciting thing I have ever heard."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "It is when I see others degraded that I rejoice knowing it is better to be me than the scum of "the people". Whenever men are equal, without that difference, happiness cannot exist. So you wouldn't aid the humble, the unhappy. In all the world no voluptuousness flatters the senses more than social privilege."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "I remember I once had a mother too, who aroused similar feelings in me. As soon as I could, I sent her to the next world. I have never known such subtle pleasure as when she closed her eyes for the last time."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "On the bridge of Perati, there flies a black flag, the mourning of the Julian regiment that goes to war. On the bridge of Perati, there flies a black flag. The best young men lie under the earth."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "Are you crying for your mama? Come, I'll console you. Come here to me."
• (Aldo Valletti) "Come, little darling to your good daddy / He'll sing you a lullaby"
• (Paolo Bonacelli) "Heavens, what an opportunity you offer me. Sra Maggi's tale must be acted upon at once."
• (Female Victim) "Sir, Sir. Pity. Respect my grief. I'm suffering so, at my mother's fate. She died for me and I'll never see her again."
• (Paolo Bonacelli) "Undress her."
• (Female Victim) "Kill me. At least God, whom I implore, will pity me. Kill me, but don't dishonor me."
• (Paolo Bonacelli) "This whining's the most exciting thing I've ever heard."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "Your Excellency."
• (Umberto Paolo Quintavalle) "Mr. President."
• (Aldo Valletti) "My lord."
• (Giorgio Cataldi) "All's good if it's excessive."

• (Paolo Bonacelli) "The obscene gesticulation is like deaf-mute's language, with a code none of us, despite unrestrained caprice, can transgress."

Aldo Valletti as The President

• (Aldo Valletti) "Homage to the rear temple is often more fervent than the other."

• (Aldo Valletti) "Carlo, do this with your fingers."
• (Aldo Valletti) "And say, "I can't eat rice with my fingers like this.""
• (Male Victim) "I can't eat rice."
• (Aldo Valletti) "Then eat s***."

Umberto Paolo Quintavalle as The Magistrate

• (Umberto Paolo Quintavalle) ""Without bloodshed, there's no pardon. Without bloodshed.""

• (Umberto Paolo Quintavalle) "Signora Vaccari is sure to soon turn them into first class whores. Nothing is more contagious than evil."

• (Umberto Paolo Quintavalle) "The principle of all greatness on earth has long been totally bathed in blood. And, my friends, if my memory does not betray me; yes, that's it: without bloodshed, there is no forgiveness. Without bloodshed. Baudelaire."

Caterina Boratto as Signora Castelli

• (Caterina Boratto) "It is not enough to kill the same person over and over again. It is far more recommendable to kill as many beings as possible."

Giorgio Cataldi as The Bishop

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