Film Quotes by Broderick Crawford
42 quotes
Year: 1950
Director:
Henry Levin
Director:
Henry Levin
George Knowland:
That was a double breasted, overstuffed idiot.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as George Knowland)
in
Convicted
(1950)
Year: 1950
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Harry Brock:
How d'ya like that?! He could've had a hundred grand. She could've had me. Both wind up with nothin'. Dumb chump! Crazy broad!
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Harry Brock)
in
Born Yesterday
(1950)
Year: 1950
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Harry Brock:
Look, this way I give her somethin', I'm a swell fella. We get married, she's got it coming, she thinks.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Harry Brock)
in
Born Yesterday
(1950)
Year: 1942
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Jug Martin:
Hey, Pressure, why didn't she ever write me all that time we were in prison?
J. Chalmers 'Pressure' Maxwell: Well. maybe it's because she knows you can't read.
Jug Martin: I never thought of that.
J. Chalmers 'Pressure' Maxwell: Well. maybe it's because she knows you can't read.
Jug Martin: I never thought of that.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Jug Martin)
in
Larceny, Inc.
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Jug Martin:
I see the problem, strategy.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Jug Martin)
in
Larceny, Inc.
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Jug Martin:
The situation calls for strategy.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Jug Martin)
in
Larceny, Inc.
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Jug Martin:
Weepy, I don't like the idea of going into a bank through the front door.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Jug Martin)
in
Larceny, Inc.
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Jug Martin:
Why we'll all be typhoons!
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Jug Martin)
in
Larceny, Inc.
(1942)
Year: 1952
Director:
Phil Karlson
Director:
Phil Karlson
Mark Chapman:
Get her in here, we have to be at the ballroom at 8. No time for face powder.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Mark Chapman aka George Grant)
in
Scandal Sheet
(1952)
Year: 1952
Director:
Phil Karlson
Director:
Phil Karlson
Mark Chapman:
Write me a sob story. 'Miss Lonelyheart' won't be lonely anymore.
--
Broderick Crawford
(as Mark Chapman aka George Grant)
in
Scandal Sheet
(1952)