Quotes from Bright Leaf (1950)
10 quotes
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Chris Malley:
The nice thing about being rich is having so much money.
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Jack Carson
(as Chris Malley)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Major Singleton:
I'm afraid I don't believe in cigarettes, much less a machine for makin' them. It turns my stomach, sir, every time I have occasion to witness someone pokin' one of those vile concoctions into their face. I deal in cigars, sir. Nothing less.
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Donald Crisp
(as Major James Singleton)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Major Singleton:
I'm too old a horse to change my gait.
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Donald Crisp
(as Major James Singleton)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Gary Cooper
(as Brant Royle)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Lawyer Calhoun:
We all felt pretty bad about your... trouble.
Brant Royle: Yeah, I'll bet you cried hour after hour.
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Gary Cooper
(as Brant Royle)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Sonia Kovac:
No woman who wants something is a lady. If she is, she doesn't get it.
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Lauren Bacall
(as Sonia Kovac)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Brant Royle:
Goodbye, Carpetbagger. If it means anything to you now, the worst mistake I made was you.
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Gary Cooper
(as Brant Royle)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Lauren Bacall
(as Sonia Kovac)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Brant Royle:
Still my girl?
Sonia Kovac: Don't bet on it! You think all yuh have to do is snap your finger at me. All these years and not even a letter! Brant Royle: Nothing to write about. Sonia Kovac: I could have been dead. Brant Royle: Then what good would a letter be?
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Gary Cooper
(as Brant Royle)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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Margaret Jane Singleton:
You know, I'll say one thing for Brant Royle: when he looks at me, I know I'm a woman.
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Patricia Neal
(as Margaret Jane Singleton)
in
Bright Leaf
(1950)
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