Quotes from The Red House (1947)
29 quotes
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Ellen Morgan:
Do you think there's a man on earth without something to conceal.
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Judith Anderson
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The Red House
(1947)
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Ellen Morgan:
Meg needs to be with young people like Nath. You can't condemn her to loneliness.
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Judith Anderson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
As long as the Red House stands in the quarry my whole life is Meg's and her whole life is mine.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
Don't put such a high price on courage, it's an over-rated virtue.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
Everything I love... dies.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
I picked up the whip and beat him till he wasn't handsome anymore, till he was dead, finished.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
Sometimes we figure too much son, the wrong things. Things that can never be figured. Then it's bad, bad for everyone.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
Stop that crying, stop it!
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
The truth shouldn't scare anybody, man or boy.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
There's a curse on those woods.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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