Louis Howe: You don't have to remember a thing. You just read it!
Eleanor Roosevelt: I don't like *reading* a speech.
Louis Howe: Did you think the Gettysburg Address was ad-libbed?

- Hume Cronyn (as Louis Howe) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Eleanor Roosevelt: I have this naive view that you should pursue principles without calculating the consequences.
Louis Howe: You're no politician.

- Hume Cronyn (as Louis Howe) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: [putting on his hat to wave at the photographers that he has eluded by boarding the train secretly] Do I look snappy?

- Ralph Bellamy (as Franklin Delano Roosevelt) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I feel I've had to go through the fire for some reason. Eleanor, it's a hard way to learn humility, but I've had to learn it by crawling. I know what is meant "You must learn to crawl, before you can walk."

- Ralph Bellamy (as Franklin Delano Roosevelt) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I have no intention of retiring to Hyde Park and rusticating.

- Ralph Bellamy (as Franklin Delano Roosevelt) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Louis, why in hell must you keep pacing up and down?
Louis Howe: I'm nervous!

- Hume Cronyn (as Louis Howe) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: When you're forced to sit a lot, and watch others move about, you feel apart, lonely - because you can't get up and pace around.

- Ralph Bellamy (as Franklin Delano Roosevelt) in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)