Alma Brown: I go in for those prize contests. "How Shinette shampoo changed my life" in 20 words or less. They give free trips to Europe but I end up with the fountain pens and the Japanese binoculars. - Patricia Neal (as Alma Brown) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: Give me a clean white shirt. Alma Brown: Boy, you're real big with the "please" and "thank you," aren't you? Hud Bannon: Please get up off your lazy butt and get me a clean white shirt. Thank you. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: Happens to everybody. Nobody gets out of life alive. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: I'll do anything to make you trade him. Alma Brown: No thanks. I've done my time with one cold-blooded bastard, I'm not looking for another. Hud Bannon: Too late, honey, you already found him. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: I'll remember you, honey. You're the one that got away. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: Man like that sounds no better than a heel. Alma Brown: Aren't you all? Hud Bannon: Honey don't go shooting all the dogs 'cause one of 'em's got fleas. Alma Brown: I was married to Ed for six years. Only thing he was ever good for was to scratch my back where I couldn't reach it. Hud Bannon: You still got that itch? Alma Brown: Off and on. Hud Bannon: Well let me know when it gets to bothering you. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: My momma used to love me, but she died. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: The only question I ever ask any woman is "What time is your husband coming home?" - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: They're letting ladies in free tonight Alma, you just might qualify. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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Hud Bannon: You don't look out for yourself, the only helping hand you'll ever get is when they lower the box. - Paul Newman (as Hud Bannon) in Hud (1963)

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