Quotes from Diplomatic Courier (1952)
19 quotes
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Mike Kells:
[about Joan] No. If I'm in this, it's my own business. But she's a woman. It's lucky for her she's sore at me. I stood her up last night.
Col. Mark Cagle: A thing like that just wets her appetite. She'll meet you at one o'clock at the Nationale. Mike Kells: Don't you stop at nothing? Col. Mark Cagle: She's an American isn't she? Let her do something for her country.
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Stephen McNally
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Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Mike Kells:
[to Janine about Sam's watch] Where did they get this? Did they take it off Sam's body? Was it part of your pay?
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Tyrone Power
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Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Mike Kells:
[to Janine] Oh no, no, no! I've been to your apartment. I don't like what happens there. Like getting slugged.
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Tyrone Power
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Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Mike Kells:
[to Janine] Well, he left in a hurry. It turned out he had an appointment to get killed. That's right, his timing was a little off. You'll be sorry to hear the car got him and not me.
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Tyrone Power
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Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Mike Kells:
[to Joan] Go home. Take off your spurs and go to bed.
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Tyrone Power
in
Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Janine Betki:
[to Mike] He loved you as only some brothers love.
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Hildegard Knef
in
Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Janine Betki:
You're making a great mistake Mr. Kells. Sam was my friend.
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Hildegard Knef
in
Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Col. Mark Cagle:
[about bugging Janine's apartment] I want to hear every word she says. I want to hear it when she reads.
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Stephen McNally
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Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Col. Mark Cagle:
[about Janine] She's an appealing dish no doubt. Most bad women are. One way or another, that's why they can be so successfully bad.
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Stephen McNally
in
Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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Joan Ross:
[to Mike] Well, the next time you're near Richmond, Indiana there's a little drug store there. It's practically the whole town. Well, drop in and tell them that the last time you saw me... the little girl is doing great. Just great.
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Patricia Neal
in
Diplomatic Courier
(1952)
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