Film Quotes by Claire Bloom
18 quotes
Helena Charles:
Does he drink?
Alison Porter: He's not an alcoholic if that's what you mean.
Helena Charles: Oh, that trumpet! It's almost as if he wanted to kill someone and me in particular. I've never seen such hatred in someone's eyes before, it's horrifying... and slightly exciting.
Alison Porter: He's not an alcoholic if that's what you mean.
Helena Charles: Oh, that trumpet! It's almost as if he wanted to kill someone and me in particular. I've never seen such hatred in someone's eyes before, it's horrifying... and slightly exciting.
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Claire Bloom
(as Helena Charles)
in
Look Back in Anger
(1959)
Helena Charles:
He doesn't know what love or anything else means.
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Claire Bloom
(as Helena Charles)
in
Look Back in Anger
(1959)
Helena Charles:
You're hurt because everything's changed and Jimmy's hurt because everything's stayed the same. Something's gone wrong somewhere hasn't it.
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Claire Bloom
(as Helena Charles)
in
Look Back in Anger
(1959)
Naomi Shields:
Feed the dog...
--
Claire Bloom
in
The Chapman Report
(1962)
The Lord Hastings:
The cat, the rat, and Lovell the dog / Rule all England under the hog.
--
Claire Bloom
(as The Lady Anne)
in
Richard III
(1955)
[Alice slaps Charly on the face after been hardly kissed by him]
Alice Kinnian: You - you think anyone would ever want you, you stupid moron!
[Charly leaves Alice crying]
Alice Kinnian: You - you think anyone would ever want you, you stupid moron!
[Charly leaves Alice crying]
--
Claire Bloom
(as Alice Kinian)
in
Charly
(1968)
[first lines]
Felicia: Each person who tries to see beyond his own time must face questions to which there cannot yet be proven answers.
Felicia: Each person who tries to see beyond his own time must face questions to which there cannot yet be proven answers.
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Claire Bloom
in
The Illustrated Man
(1969)
[last lines]
Felicia: Each person who tries to see beyond his own time must face questions to which there cannot yet be absolute answers.
Felicia: Each person who tries to see beyond his own time must face questions to which there cannot yet be absolute answers.
--
Claire Bloom
in
The Illustrated Man
(1969)