Film Quotes by Brian Donlevy
23 quotes
Year: 1946
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
George Camrose:
We're all careless with gold. It's the cheapest thing in camp.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as George Camrose)
in
Canyon Passage
(1946)
Year: 1941
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood:
On the level, Billy. You ought to get off the bottle.
Billy: Bottle? I've never been drunk in my life.
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood: I don't mean liquor. I mean another kind of bottle - excitement... phony adventure. It's no good, Billy.
Billy: Bottle? I've never been drunk in my life.
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood: I don't mean liquor. I mean another kind of bottle - excitement... phony adventure. It's no good, Billy.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as Jim Sherwood)
in
Billy the Kid
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
John Farrow
Director:
John Farrow
Maj. Geoffrey Caton:
Boys, the honeymoon's over. From now on you're marines.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as Maj. Geoffrey Caton)
in
Wake Island
(1942)
Year: 1935
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Paul Madvig:
Hiya, Big Brain! See what I mean?
--
Brian Donlevy
in
The Glass Key
(1942)
Year: 1935
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Paul Madvig:
I just met the swellest dame... She smacked me in the kisser.
--
Brian Donlevy
in
The Glass Key
(1942)
Year: 1935
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Paul Madvig:
If you figure on getting married with *my* rock, you're nuts.
--
Brian Donlevy
in
The Glass Key
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
William A. Wellman
Director:
William A. Wellman
Steely Edwards:
Turn your thousand into a million; you can't lose without tryin'. It's all in the cards. Three-card monte, gentlemen. I want your money. The game's crooked, the cards are fixed, you can't win.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as Steely Edwards)
in
The Great Man's Lady
(1942)
Year: 1949
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Director:
Arthur Lubin
Walter Williams:
In this world, you turn the other cheek, and you get hit with a lug wrench.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as Walter Williams)
in
Impact
(1949)
Year: 1946
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Lucy Overmire:
It's so peaceful here.
George Camrose: The illusion of peace is upon us.
Lucy Overmire: You sound rather jaded.
George Camrose: Oh, these cabin raisers jade me. People planting themselves in one rough spot for the rest of their lives. I'm more for mansions and plush furniture.
George Camrose: The illusion of peace is upon us.
Lucy Overmire: You sound rather jaded.
George Camrose: Oh, these cabin raisers jade me. People planting themselves in one rough spot for the rest of their lives. I'm more for mansions and plush furniture.
--
Brian Donlevy
(as George Camrose)
in
Canyon Passage
(1946)
Year: 1935
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Director:
Frank Tuttle
[On the phone to the police chief]
Paul Madvig: Look, Rainey, I just got the tip that Nick is opening his Golden Club, tonight. Yeah, slam them down so hard they'll splash.
[Hangs up]
Paul Madvig: Well, Nick, now you know where you stand.
Paul Madvig: Look, Rainey, I just got the tip that Nick is opening his Golden Club, tonight. Yeah, slam them down so hard they'll splash.
[Hangs up]
Paul Madvig: Well, Nick, now you know where you stand.
--
Brian Donlevy
in
The Glass Key
(1942)