From the Earth to the Moon (1958)

Ludwig Stössel: Aldo Von Metz

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  Josef Cartier : The report is out. They're getting ugly. This hoax rumor's gotten out to them.

  Jules Verne : I've received telegraphic queries on that from New York. Apparently, the morning newspapers, they have implied that nobody was aboard the Columbiad.

  Josef Cartier : So I heard, but the devil of it is that we'll never be able to prove it.

  Jules Verne : Of course we will.

  Aldo Von Metz : They haven't even been sighted since the meteor shower.

  Jules Verne : You begin to doubt too, Mr. Von Metz?

  Aldo Von Metz : Yes, I think Victor Barbicane is no longer alive. Do you?

  Jules Verne : I am certain he's alive. The trouble with scientists is, Mr. Von Metz, that they only deal with facts.

  Aldo Von Metz : [grunts]  And what do you deal with, Mr. Jules Verne?

  Jules Verne : [staring straight into the camera]  Something much more real than facts. Imagination, Mr. Von Metz.