Roark.

Howard Roark.

Roark.

... Howard Roark?

I love you, Roark.

Howard Roark.

Hello? Mr. Roark?

Roark, they'll destroy you.

Roark, don't you see?

Hello, Mr. Roark.

His name is Howard Roark.

Yes, Mr. Roark.

Mrs. Roark. Oh.

Roark, this is sheer insanity.

Roark, yes or no?

It's great, Mr. Roark. It's wonderful.

How do you do, Mr. Roark?

Roark, don't go with him.

Why do you want to kill Roark?

What is Mr. Roark to you?

Roark, do I mean nothing to you?

Yes, Roark, anything you want.

Howard Roark is guilty by his very nature.

Howard Roark, the supreme egoist...

In a man like Howard Roark.

Please listen carefully, Mr. Roark.

Mr. Roark's way up on top.

Yes or no, Mr. Roark?

The Wynand building by Howard Roark.

Roark, I know what you're going to do.

Can you do that to Howard Roark?

We must come out against Roark.

You've been wonderfully patient with us, Mr. Roark.

Mr. Roark, the commission is yours.

Keating has admitted Roark designed Cortlandt.

Mr. Roark, we can't argue about this.

May I see Mr. Roark, please?

Miss Francon, may I present Howard Roark?

Every time I saw one that I liked and asked who designed it, the answer was always Howard Roark.

Isn't Mr. Roark the man you said you'd break?

I promised our answer today, Mr. Roark but unfortunately, the board of directors hasn't reached a decision yet.

I dread to think of the fate of Howard Roark, whoever he is.

No, Mr. Roark, there is too much talk and public resentment against you.

I'm sure Mr. Roark can't go on a yacht cruise.

Mr. Roark, this interview is necessary but very difficult for me.