Quotes from The Absent-Minded Professor (1961)
9 quotes
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Biff Hawk:
Oh, it's just Neddy the Nut out flying his old Model T.
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Tommy Kirk
(as Biff Hawk)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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First Referee:
There's nothing in the rule book that says one team can't jump higher than the other.
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Alan Carney
(as First Referee)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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Prof. Ned Brainard:
Corners beautifully, doesn't it?
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Fred MacMurray
(as Prof. Ned Brainard)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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Prof. Ned Brainard:
Let's see, flying rubber... Flubber!
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Fred MacMurray
(as Prof. Ned Brainard)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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Prof. Ned Brainard:
Mr. Hawk, let me get this straight. You want me to turn my discovery over to you so you can blackmail our government?
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Fred MacMurray
(as Prof. Ned Brainard)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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Prof. Ned Brainard:
Substance X, we dub thee... Flubber!
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Fred MacMurray
(as Prof. Ned Brainard)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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[the fire crew has arrived to rescue Alonzo Hawk, who is now bouncing out of control]
Fire Chief: [shouting through megaphone] Mr. Hawk! This is the Fire Chief speaking! We'll have everything under control in just a moment. Now Mr. Hawk, try to relax. Alonzo P. Hawk: Relax? How can I relax, you fat-head?
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Keenan Wynn
(as Alonzo P. Hawk)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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[the fire crew's net had been accidentally broken by Alonzo Hawk during their attempt to rescue him]
Fireman: I told you we needed a new one. Fire Chief: You told me? What do you think I've been telling the town council? How am I supposed to buy a new net without an appropriation? Fireman: Well, don't get hot. I only mentioned it. Fire Chief: Well, you just keep the kinks out of the fire hose. That's all I want from you. I'm the Chief!
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Ed Wynn
(as Fire Chief)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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Prof. Ned Brainard:
I'm an American! See it? My credit cards!
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Fred MacMurray
(as Prof. Ned Brainard)
in
The Absent-Minded Professor
(1961)
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