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Quotes from Marlowe (1969)

12 quotes
James Garner
Mavis Wald: [pulling a gun on Marlowe] Turn around.
Philip Marlowe: If that were a .45, I wouldn't argue. But a .32, I can get in a couple of words.
[Mavis raises the gun higher]
Philip Marlowe: I've said them all... But don't forget you're a lady.
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Winslow Wong: May I reach for my pocket?
Philip Marlowe: It would give me great pleasure to see you do something foolish.
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Lt. Christy French: Were you here when he got it?
Philip Marlowe: No.
Lt. Christy French: Who was?
Philip Marlowe: He was.
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Philip Marlowe: [after a goon has just ripped up his jacket] Does your mother know what you do for a living?
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Philip Marlowe: [with a gun held on him] I like your perfume. What is it?
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Philip Marlowe: Well, you're very impressive, Winslow, but I've seen dogs do better on television.
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

Rita Moreno
Philip Marlowe: You know where I can find Mavis?
Dolores Gonzáles: Mavis?
Philip Marlowe: She's not over at her place.
Dolores Gonzáles: Why should I turn you over to her?
Philip Marlowe: Because underneath the pasties is a size 40 heart.
[Dolores rolls her eyes]
Philip Marlowe: I thought you liked Mavis.
Dolores Gonzáles: I do like her, but why should she get all of the goodies?
- Rita Moreno (as Dolores Gonzáles) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Philip Marlowe: You're light on your feet, Winslow. Are you just a little gay, huh?
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)

Rita Moreno
Dolores Gonzáles: [responding, mid-striptease, to Philip Marlowe's question] The streets are paved with forgotten husbands!
- Rita Moreno (as Dolores Gonzáles) in Marlowe (1969)

James Garner
Dolores Gonzáles: I'm Dolores... with an 'O.' Dolores Gonzáles.
Philip Marlowe: Isn't that Spanish for pain?
- James Garner (as Philip Marlowe) in Marlowe (1969)