Film Quotes by Alan Ladd
50 quotes
Year: 1942
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Willard Gates:
Raven... how do you feel when you're doing...
[indicates murder headlines]
Willard Gates: this?
Philip Raven: I feel fine.
[indicates murder headlines]
Willard Gates: this?
Philip Raven: I feel fine.
--
Alan Ladd
(as Philip Raven)
in
This Gun for Hire
(1942)
Year: 1958
Director:
Delmer Daves
Director:
Delmer Daves
The Marshal:
Oh, that suite is taken. So is every room in the hotel. And every other hotel in town. You might try the stable across the bridge.
Peter Van Hoek: I like horses, Marshal, but not as roommates.
Peter Van Hoek: I like horses, Marshal, but not as roommates.
--
Alan Ladd
(as Peter Van Hoek)
in
The Badlanders
(1958)
Year: 1960
Director:
James B. Clark
Director:
James B. Clark
Dan:
How are you going to live now? How are you going to live without anybody to hate?
Mitch: I got a hundred thousand dollars. I don't need anybody.
Mitch: I got a hundred thousand dollars. I don't need anybody.
--
Alan Ladd
in
One Foot in Hell
(1960)
Year: 1960
Director:
James B. Clark
Director:
James B. Clark
Dan:
You know somethin'? The way you plan things, sorta slow and careful - you must want that money real bad.
Mitch: Not as much as I once wanted a dollar and eighty-seven cents.
Mitch: Not as much as I once wanted a dollar and eighty-seven cents.
--
Alan Ladd
in
One Foot in Hell
(1960)
Year: 1942
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
--
Alan Ladd
(as Philip Raven)
in
This Gun for Hire
(1942)
Year: 1946
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
Joyce Harwood:
Well, don't you even say 'Good night'?
Johnny Morrison: It's good-bye, and it's tough to say good-bye.
Joyce Harwood: Why is it? You've never seen me before tonight.
Johnny Morrison: Every guy's seen you before somewhere. The trick is to find you.
Johnny Morrison: It's good-bye, and it's tough to say good-bye.
Joyce Harwood: Why is it? You've never seen me before tonight.
Johnny Morrison: Every guy's seen you before somewhere. The trick is to find you.
--
Alan Ladd
(as Johnny Morrison)
in
The Blue Dahlia
(1946)
Year: 1946
Director:
John Farrow
Director:
John Farrow
Captain Francis A. Thompson:
Mr. Foster, remove his shirt.
2nd Mate Foster: Aye, aye, sir.
Charles Stewart: Never mind. I'll take it off.
2nd Mate Foster: Aye, aye, sir.
Charles Stewart: Never mind. I'll take it off.
--
Alan Ladd
(as Charles Stewart)
in
Two Years Before the Mast
(1946)
Year: 1946
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
--
Alan Ladd
(as Johnny Morrison)
in
The Blue Dahlia
(1946)
Year: 1946
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
Man recommending a motel:
[walking into the cheap motel] Clean sheets every day they tell me.
Johnny Morrison: How often do they change the fleas?
Johnny Morrison: How often do they change the fleas?
--
Alan Ladd
(as Johnny Morrison)
in
The Blue Dahlia
(1946)
Year: 1957
Director:
Gordon Douglas
Director:
Gordon Douglas
Joe Jagger:
Well, you know my problem. What's yours?
Chad Morgan: I should have killed a man the other day.
Joe Jagger: Killed a man? What for?
Chad Morgan: He needed it.
Chad Morgan: I should have killed a man the other day.
Joe Jagger: Killed a man? What for?
Chad Morgan: He needed it.
--
Alan Ladd
in
The Big Land
(1957)