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Tom Blue: By land or by sea, you can always rely on Tom Blue for wrong doin' of any nature!
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Tom Blue: I'm a better man drunk than sober for any kind of work.
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Tom Blue: I've never seen you like this before Jamie. Hanging your head like a pelican over a wench -- and if you ask me, a flousy wench! No more feelin' than a load of clams. If you kick her in the heart, she'll break your leg. Ah Jamie -- why? There's hundreds of wenches prettier than her -- all ready to leap into your arms if you give 'em a whistle.
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Tom Blue: There he goes... It's the end of the Spanish Maine!
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Tom Blue: There's nothin' like a stretch on the rack to raise a thirst!
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: Captain Waring. Captain Waring!
Tom Blue: Clear the deck for action, Henry, here comes the last broadside!
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: I'm not afraid of you gallows dancers.
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Maureen O'Hara
(as Lady Margaret Denby)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: I'm not eating with you.
Jamie: Oh, you'd rather starve, eh? Lady Margaret Denby: Yes. Jamie: A little fasting wouldn't hurt you any! Also, it might improve your manners.
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: I'm sleeping with a pistol after this -- and if you come near me, I'll shoot you!
Jamie: There you are (gives her a pistol). I give you permission to blast my head off if I'm ever idiot enough to come within a foot of you.
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: Let me down!
Jamie: Well good morning! You put on a little weight as I remember...
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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