All Hitman Quotes [Codename 47 to Blood Money]
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2018
- All quotes / dialogue of Agent 47 from Hitman: Codename 47 to Hitman: Blood Money, including Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Hitman: Contracts, mainly for use in soundboards and prank calls. David Bateson is lending his voice for the notoriously deadly assassin character ever since 2000. It's what you call a trademark of a highly successful video game franchise, thanks to Danish developer IO Interactive. Damn how I adore this series. A shame Jesper Kyd was never approached for Absolution.
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Codename 47 was basically: "ok"
Hello, I have an appointment with Herr Fuchs. Is he in?
69 likes. Noice
Frick someone ruined it
OK
I need to use the bathroom
"Colombia. Even The butterflies are corrupt" x'D I believe it
All that white powder in the air, lol.
@@VergilHiltsLT lmao
The worst part is that as a Colombian, that statement is totally accurate
Long live David Bateson
Hoorah.
Amen
I need to use the bathroom.
- 47, Agent.
The greatest quote in the history of video games.
Mine is ''Names are for friends, so I don't need one''
Even the greatest killers sometimes need to use a bathroom
I actually thought that agent 47 was the silent type not a guy of sense of humour
@@badreedinedjellali1328 well, he's silent type of guy with some humor.
I like the ending quote from Silent Assassin. "Trust no one and rely on your instincts. Forget the past. I'll never find peace here. So, I'll seek justice for myself. I'll choose the truth I like."
"She looks fine. I hope she can show me things I haven't seen yet"
Never thought I'd hear the most un47like thing said in a hitman game.
Well, she shows him location of the safe.
19:18
Never thought I'd hear agent 47 say "Bitch". That was kinda funny.
Gave him so much character. Clone doesn't mean robot!
@@VergilHiltsLT precisely
This will be deducted from his salary.
Neither did I 😂😂😂😂😂
He probably said it because of the doctors who used syringes back in his time in Romania, PTSD maybe
One of the reasons why David Bateson can never be replaced as Agent 47
Providing the voice of the Mythical Silent Assassin is no easy task especially if you've been doing it for the past 20 years
His voice is like fine wine.
"Okay"
0:32 "I'll take my business elsewhere....I need to use the bathroom" lol
Lmao. xD
17:56
Damn that's crazy...
Did you send the money?
“Oh, no! [beat] Anyway….”
0:32 This is why you're here
Diana: "Can you get her out?"
47: "Some of her"
Listening to all these lines in one go almost makes you believe 47 is a TV series' recurring villain.
Kinda, the first game is season 1, which is also rough around the edges as usual. Starting season 2, the budget always seems to expand.
11:16 - 12:00 According to me comprise the best quotes of 47 till date. He basically describes himself and his life in a nutshell.
47 very rarely spends his time on self-reflection being the cold blooded assassin and contract killer he is. This was one of the rare moments in the entire gaming series when he self reflects.
Yes, this was a major jump in his character development. The ending is powerful because he essentially frees himself at this point, and no longer has doubts or ties to the past. He decides to live free and see things for himself. His path is that of solitude.
@@VergilHiltsLT Yes.
Have to admit, kinda impressive him being such a cold-blooded assassin who, likewise, very rarely is honest with himself. Crucial moment in this amazing character's development:)
1:07 Dude...he’s been calling himself Mr. Rieper for TWENTY YEARS?
He has indeed.
He actually stopped using that name after codename 47 & they recently brought it back for the new trilogy
Nobody notices that someone dies every time Mr. Rieper checks in somewhere
0:32 all time favorite Hitman line
16:52 I always love the way he says that
Yeah, gives him more character. He's one of a kind.
25 years of a very long career,the best of the best,no one comes close,first class agent,the scalpel,the shadow,the legend,long live Mr Reaper.
6:38 Saint Penisburg.
"Seen its share of orgasms and cumshots."
What the frick
jajajajajajaja, with that ASMR voice lol
@@VergilHiltsLT Top fucking kek
12:25 - "Sori"
HUAHUAHUAUHIAHAIUHAHAAH
“Okay, Okay, Too bad, Okay”
*truly inspirational*
Poor postman was actually one of the few times I felt bad about clipping someone in these games
Who knows, maybe he was a spy or something.
Probably a spy or the target. The postman is scared about 47... he even forgets the tip... and diana tells is code red and the targets are always red. 47 kills only targets.
Probably a spy for the Franchise.
"Diana, I'm not looking for work"
19:39 Minutes of clear voice of agent 47
8:05 this is a classic
“Found a naked body, looks like party got out of hand.”
"I'd better play with it before I hide it."
@@VergilHiltsLT LOL
Lol David Bateson sounded half asleep throughout the first game.
I still like his take on C47 though. Certainly sounded colder and more "robotic", though it's obvious Bateson didn't take his job very seriously when the project was at its infancy. Lower budget and all.
"Please, look at the photograph, Mr. Clarence".
19:18
47 swears for the first time in Hitman history
12:54 - I'm not interested in borscht
No interest in food. He recharges at his local Tesla supercharger.
"Never trust anyone and rely on your instincts"
The perfect video doesn't exi-
3:26 okay I have never heard him saying that. wow
Yup. Many of these are all optional.
47 treat Diana in silent assassin so harshly lol. The time that's their nothing related and have special relationship. Only deal and job. Father Vittorio is the only real friends that 47 actually had😢
Wouldn't say that, she IS his handler after all. It's only natural that business comes first, and given the Vittorio situation, 47 was under pressure. Serves as good character development since we get to see 47's more caring side.
This video is to die for.
I thought Silent Assassin was by far a depressing story for 47. He wanted to leave that life and wanted peace but could never find it because of what he is. I do think he finally accepts what he does and what he is but I felt they retconned his character in Hitman WoA for the sake of the story.
47 sure needed a lot of stuff in Codename 47
*a sibling ressurects*
Normal person:Yay you are alive.
Agent 47:
One of my brothers.I thought I killed all of you.
There can only be one prodigal son.
You okay, 47? Talking to yourself again.
He's fine, too many killings can make you go cuckoo.
0:32 "I need to use the bathroom"
Says everything.
"Another brother. Thought I had killed all of you"
Hitman 1-4... legendary games
Yup, Absolution was a massive downgrade.
He's come so far. Remember when he used to slum it in coach and accuse the butterflies of being in on the cocaine trade? Now he's jet setting around the world on a private plane, inviting people to wrap their lips around his (coconut) balls.
Thanks for putting this together. It was a real treat
Thanks so much for such a golden comment!
Hell, he's always had the means, depending on his contract. He occupies whatever spectrum necessary.
"Good luck yourself"
I haven’t played these games, only WoA trilogy. But 47 seemed to be more talkative in the previous games, which makes him more human and it adds depth to his characters than seeming like a robot imo, it gives us an insight of his thoughts. Wish they kept this in the new trilogy.
Exactly, it also gave more incentive to play the game and find out more about 47's character. The trilogy revolves much more around the targets than 47 himself, and his dialogue consists only of stuff related to his mission. There is no higher goal behind the trilogy, really, only assassinating the targets and getting out. No iconic characters like Agent Smith or Lei Ling, either. Sad.
Tf you mean? He's 3x more talkative in the new games
@@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012 I think it's more apparent in the previous games because 47 has a lot of dialogue in the actual cutscenes and he's more of his own person. However, in the newer games' cutscenes he doesn't have much to say because(outside of missions) because Diana and Grey act as his guide in those cutscenes. If that makes since lol.
@@VergilHiltsLT Agent Smith is actually in HITMAN 2016, you can find him in the Hokkaido Mission, Situs Inversus
@@KT-pe8gw Not the Smith I know and love, though. He was always a clumsy and goofy character, sort of comic relief. And of course, named after the character in The Matrix.
,,Okay."
Hello, I have an appointment with Dr. Kovacs. My name is Tobias Rieper.
@@VergilHiltsLT Hey... I recognize you... You were the one with the needle!
Okay. Right.
“Too bad”
If you think about it though. Since his birth, he has never seen the world as anything else but targets. He had genetic traits that are being taken advantage of by the ICA. The more he sees the world the more he may wonder about his existence. Is he to feel special or exploited. He is superhuman but still human. We see him crack a smile at the end of hitman 3 as if the weight of the world had lifted for a brief second.
High profile target after target has turned him into a legend but I wonder if he sees the world and says, I need a normal life. Or has he accepted what he always was bred to be. I say this because at the end of hitman 2 he does say he won't find peace in the normal life and hangs the crucifix. He tried tho.
He isn't completely emotionless but does well to not get carried away with it. Like every other assassin, it's another day at the job.
Yup, 47 was raised into a contract killer. You can't undo that, the past will never let go. That's why he chooses to embrace it (sort of), just see things for himself rather than getting sidetracked by those that will never understand him. And possibly unintentionally lead them to trouble, like he did with Vittorio.
3:28 uuuh what
I believe it's an easter egg, or a leftover of the old voice actor. They had at least 1 other voice actor for 47, which you can hear in the game demo.
Man, 47 sure was chatty back in the day.
Wish he still was. They came up with some interesting dialogues.
I love how he uses name Tobias Rieper for 20 years
Yeah, that's a really nice franchise trait. :) Still, my favorites are Codename 47 to Blood Money.
I think every single new fan should see 4:48 at least once.
Finally, was looking for something like this!
Glad you found what you wanted!
The son.
Ah very nostalgic to listen to these old Hitman games. Even though recent WoA trilogy is great, i believe the old ones had 47 be more human. Thanks for this video😊
Codename 47: I need to use the bathroom
Hitman 2: I need to go to the basement please
What's next? 47 goes to the morgue?
I NEED TO USE THE BATHROOM
Why certainly, sir. Lemme just get the key.
If you wanna be a nice person, talk like 47
Also find David Bateson, cut out your vocal chords and replace yours with his.
VergilHilts well, I think I can try that on IMovie if I can, since I’m a professional on that
David Bateson Is King
Thanks you very much
No problem at all, it was fun making this.
0:32 is what I came here for.
Every self-respecting agent knows this.
@@VergilHiltsLT Yes, and every agent should remember this line from our most legendary agent ever for their life.
The quality of the writing has greatly improved (I can't imagine 47 telling someone to relax)
True, that's only natural though since IO really grew after Hitman 2. That was their most successful game right until Blood Money.
No Hitman game has surpassed the first four so far, IMO. And I really miss Jesper Kyd's amazing scores in the new Hitman. Don't even play them.
@@VergilHiltsLT Let's agree to disagree. IMO I think the games before Blood Money (the first game that helped me truly understand what the franchise was about), were Products of their time, ambitious as heck but limited by their hardware literally defining the "eurojank" genre. I tried contracts and it's too janky for me. Blood money is an amazing game that laid the framework for the modern titles which I think are amazing.
@@abominableyeti5639 Well, from a technical standpoint perhaps, but you're only looking at the gameplay aspect. Aesthetically, nothing can beat the first four games. The new Hitman games simply don't capture that same unique vibe anymore. This is not nostalgia speaking, I'm talking interesting level design. In new Hitman games, everything is so realistically bland that I can't play the game for more than an hour. It's just a killing simulator in super realistic environments, with realistic layouts.
The first four games had very creative levels with multiple extra touches and easter eggs to them, and also the stories felt a lot more personal. The new Hitman's story is... well, let's just say the episodic nature didn't exactly bode well with that. Until they dropped it in Hitman 2.
And also the lack of Jesper Kyd in the new Hitman games is unforgivable. I have a tendency to fall asleep in the new games because of their stale music score, and boring uninspired villains. The villains are simple people with no ability to retaliate. The first four games usually had targets act as boss battles of sort, that is if you weren't perfectly stealthy. But in some instances, you were forced to fight targets, like Mark Parchezzi III in Blood Money. Again, new games don't have that.
I could name multiple other reasons but I can assure you it's not just nostalgia speaking. The first four games are simply more interesting in what they did back then, than what Hitman is doing now with all the technology we've grown so accustomed to. Bigger maps =/= better game, Hitman has proved this many times with smaller maps in Blood Money, yet they had so much stuff in there. In other words, better tech doesn't necessarily relate to better gameplay, since it's only used to render bigger levels and more NPCs. But that's it.
Gameplay mechanics are not tied to tech fundamentally, as they're primarily ideas, and the game engine should have no issue executing these mechanics either way.
Certain old games like DMC3 (2005) have better gameplay mechanics than some modern titles.
@@VergilHiltsLT I mean for hitman to be one of the only pure stealth game franchises (sadly) to still be standing there has to be something that their modern formula is doing right. But anyways I'm glad to meet someone as passionate about a video game as you are.
@@VergilHiltsLT couldn't agree more.
This is awesome!
Thanks, Mr. 47! I sent you a postcard.
Dang bro, you forgot 1 quote, he's supposed to say "I understand" after 16:20.
Yes I have played this game a lot and yes I don't have a life.
Oh well, no biggie then. Still plenty of lines for soundboards. :D
The first clip is far too relatable
Yeah, very introverted so to speak.
I forgot how bitchy 47 was in the earlier games lol, I almost miss it compared to his more polite nature in WoA
Which gave him more character, more depth IMO. In WoA he's always cold and concentrated strictly on business and seldom talks, whereas in older games, you can hear more emotion in his voice.
The dialogues aren't even that entertaining in WoA, very Bond-esque.
6:40 St. Penisberg??? Really?
I m so ded 🤣🤣🤣xD
That's what she said.
The pronunciation is so unclear, lol. It does sound like Penisburg.
funny how the first entries had David Bateson having a mix of british and american accent until he ended up having fully american accnet
Agent 47 having a lot of questions back then :DDDD
Curious and interested.
I NEED TO USE THE B A A T H R O O M
Why certainly, sir. Lemme just get the key.
Teacher:write a script of a conversation
Me:
In Hitman Contracts (Deadly Cargo, second mission in Rotterdam) there's an alternate conversation you can have with the prostitute looking out the window. If the man guarding the car leaves, and then you speak to the prostitute, she'll ask 47 if he would like anything, and 47 will respond "Thanks, but no thanks."
Nice, I wasn't aware of this. I know that there's a patient in the first level, whom Agent 47 can converse with.
How long did you play the game for? I just recently learned the PS2 version has better graphics and audio (tested it on PCSX2). Going to revisit it there.
@@VergilHiltsLT I started playing it in 2018. I've only ever played the PC version. Maybe I'll try the PS2 one someday.
@@SweetTeaConnoisseur I highly recommend it. You'll be blown away, Pixel Shaders simply weren't capable of custom programmable effects on PS2, due to differences in hardware. I suggest either original PS2 or PCSX2 with software mode, since Hardware modes are still broken, sadly (no higher resolutions than native). Still looks amazing.
47 talking to himself
0:50 my father was a close friend and business associate with mr Hong but isn’t lee hong his father too
Indeed, lol. Ironic, is it not? He's unknowingly referring to Ort-Meyer as his father, along with Hong.
@@VergilHiltsLT he was better off saying…lee Hong is my father😂😂😂😂😂😂
good bless David Bateson.
11:16 this is was life Changing
YES.
I'm glad you're happy. :)
You....I should have known.
Ok
Too Bad
Ok
Relax
Ok
Too Bad
My head when im 9 year old i think hitman not talk and now im know he still talk
He talks quite a lot in the early games (Codename 47, Silent Assassin, Contracts and Blood Money). :)
This guy is loaded
I like Agent 47;)
Yeah, he's awesome.
“I need use the bathroom”
*OK IM LEAVING*
Those Budapest rhymes are top notch, lmao
True dat. Really dig that small... poem? Don't know what IO was thinking, but it's good.
Why does he always need to use the bathroom
Bladder is his weakness.
@@VergilHiltsLT oh dear
He is a human bean
@@VergilHiltsLT The Bathroom gave him kidney disease
For reading lines you can tell blood money has the best quality
Actually, the PS2 version of Silent Assassin has even better audio quality. I'd say probably the best. Here I used the PC version.
Voice acting from Silent Assassin all the way to Absolution was brilliant. I don't know what happened to Bateson in the new trilogy, but he fumbles nad mumbles pretty much every line.
Definitely sounds like he's not into it anymore. Honestly, I don't think the new IO cares that much either. They wanted a different voice actor for Absolution after all, we only have him because of the fans.
I also don't like how the new trilogy is missing in-game cutscenes when you're engaging in a conversation, just like other AAA titles. The devs just don't bother setting up cutscenes, interesting camera angles, etc. I'm not engaged in the conversation nor does it seem important when I can do whatever I want mid-dialogue. That's how a character loses his standing in the franchise. Strong characters are given their little moments to shine, separate screen time.
3:27 Is that just a bug in the game or did 47 intentionally do an ancient???
That's not a bug. A dialogue is not a glitch. Probably an easter egg left by developers, and a weird one. It's definitely intentional.
@@VergilHiltsLT it's a bug. the dialogue file for 47's glitched voice is called "C3_1_Dialog_Receptionist_4_2B", B stands for Bellboy. 47 usually uses the letter H for hitman.
@@CrabHead501 Finally, a conclusive answer! Thanks!
They Need To Remake Codename 47, Silent Assassin, Contracts, And Blood Money. Make A Definitive Edition Of It. ❤️❤️
I would really like that! Such a nostalgic game series.
0:32😂😂
All-time classic.
47 kicks ass
'BRO' 3886
47's the best bro. His number 48 bros aren't nearly as good.
Bro! Do you know how- Do you know how to play the game!? Bro! Bro! Bro! Bro! Bro!
he is kind
Most certainly.
I love how he sounds like he's imitating google's text to speech in the first game. He's actually pretty good in the next game, especially for the early 2000's.
Pretty good? He's 47 levels above starting Hitman 2: SA... Must be that pay rise that gave the incentive.
Zerg-eye... 17 is gone.
They came from planet Zerg!
47 doesn’t seem that much of a bad guy I love cause he was discussing his sins
Good or bad is subjective. To some he may seem a ruthless killer, but to others, he's just a man doing what he does best, occasionally taking care of a garden or two or saving someone's life, heheh.
@@VergilHiltsLT yeah I thought he was evil but he talks to everybody in here lol he sounds friendly😂😂😂😂😂
*O K A Y*
T o o b a d
@@VergilHiltsLT I need to wash my hands, excuse me.
Before we continue, I need a little break to "freshen up".
@@VergilHiltsLT You're acting weir... WHO ARE YOU?!
@@FleshBrain My father was a close friend and business associate with Mr. Hong! I consider this job an honor!
1:13
Wait, rieper?
I thought that was just a WoA thing
"I don't play politics"
Can I use this for a potential YTP ?
I'd be devastated if you didn't.
@@VergilHiltsLT ok thanks
I miss chatterbox 47
10:36 wtf with those tiny legs?
It only looks that way because of the camera positioning.