Film Quotes by Billy Bletcher
19 quotes
Pincushion Man:
Folks all hate me, how they hate me. Tickles me the way they rate me.
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Billy Bletcher
(as Pincushion Man)
in
Balloon Land
(1935)
Sgt. Pete:
Good morning, General. Did you see a little guy that you can't see?
Vocal Effects - Evil Laugh:
Spike, in this short, is named Killer. After catching Tom, with Jerry's assistance, Killer catches and "plays" Tom, as a homemade bass violin.
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Billy Bletcher
(as Vocal Effects)
in
Solid Serenade
(1946)
Wolf:
[to the other wolves in Grandma's bed] Come on, come on! Take a powder. This is my racket.
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Billy Bletcher
(as Wolf)
in
Little Red Riding Rabbit
(1944)
Doorman:
What are you going to give me?
Pincushion Man: This!
[pulls out a pin]
Doorman: Oh n -
[is stabbed by the Pincushion Man]
Pincushion Man: This!
[pulls out a pin]
Doorman: Oh n -
[is stabbed by the Pincushion Man]
--
Billy Bletcher
(as Pincushion Man)
in
Balloon Land
(1935)
Goldies:
Ah, is this the great man who bellowed, "Give me gold, not advise"?
King Midas: Goldie, Goldie! Help me, Goldie! Take away this golden curse! Don't let me starve! Take everything! My gold, my kingdom for a hamburger sandwich!
Goldies: With or without onions?
King Midas: Hamburger! Just plain old hamburger!
Goldies: Ha ha ha! Now thou art a wise and humble king. I will take back the golden touch in exchange for everything you possess. Toodle-oo!
King Midas: Goldie, Goldie! Help me, Goldie! Take away this golden curse! Don't let me starve! Take everything! My gold, my kingdom for a hamburger sandwich!
Goldies: With or without onions?
King Midas: Hamburger! Just plain old hamburger!
Goldies: Ha ha ha! Now thou art a wise and humble king. I will take back the golden touch in exchange for everything you possess. Toodle-oo!
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Billy Bletcher
in
The Golden Touch
(1935)
[last lines]
Elmer Fudd: [to the audience] Good night, all.
Weaver: [emerging from the audience as a silhouette on the screen] Good night!
[shoots Elmer Fudd in the rear]
Elmer Fudd: [to the audience] Good night, all.
Weaver: [emerging from the audience as a silhouette on the screen] Good night!
[shoots Elmer Fudd in the rear]
--
Billy Bletcher
(as Weaver from Audience / McCoy at Cellar Door)
in
A Feud There Was
(1938)
[Pete notices the cannon supposedly missing, when Donald simply painted it invisible]
Sgt. Pete: [shocked] The cannon! It's gone! A fifth columnist! He stole our cannon!
Sgt. Pete: [shocked] The cannon! It's gone! A fifth columnist! He stole our cannon!