Quotes from Son of Kong (1933)
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Hilda:
[tries to coax her show's released monkeys out of the trees] Tony, won't you please come down? Tony? Tony?
Carl Denham: You'll never catch a monkey that way. Hilda: Did you ever catch a monkey? Carl Denham: Did *I* ever catch...? [dry chuckle] Carl Denham: Lady, you'd be surprised.
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Mrs. Hudson, Landlady:
[peeking out door] There's a newsboy, and a peddler, and a taxi driver out there.
Carl Denham: I betcha a nickel they're all process servers.
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Reporter:
If I don't get a story I'll lose my job.
Carl Denham: Alright, tell 'em this: Carl Denham, the boy who was gonna make a million dollars off King Kong, is flat broke.
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
[after little Kong has broken the rifle] Now look what you've done, you big dummy!
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
[as Helstrom is clining to the small boat] Aw, Skipper, do we *hafta* bring him aboard?
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
[excited] Boy, look at him scrap! Just like his Old Man!
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Robert Armstrong
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Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
Do you think he knew he was saving me?
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Robert Armstrong
in
Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
If I don't get out of this house I'll bite someone.
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Robert Armstrong
in
Son of Kong
(1933)
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Carl Denham:
If you want me to, I'll give Helstrom a tip that he's too thick with the crew.
Englehorn: Go ahead. It's bad for discipline. Carl Denham: [sees Charlie leading a procession of the crew] Ha. We must be in Russia. Here comes the Committee of the Workers. Charlie, the Chinese Cook: Captain Englehorn! Englehorn: Well? Charlie, the Chinese Cook: Captain, I went down in the forward hold. Englehorn: What of it? Charlie, the Chinese Cook: Captain, I found something! Englehorn: What's the matter? Found what? Carl Denham: [sees Charlie reach into the crowd of sailors and pull out Hilda, who was stowing away in the forward hold] Holy mackeral!
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Robert Armstrong
in
Son of Kong
(1933)
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