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Year: 1951

Director:
Hugo Fregonese

Apache Drums

Joe Madden: Sally, I've been thinking about Sam - - Sam and me. He's done fine tonight. In a bad spot like this, he's the best help a man could have.
Sally: Sometimes it's easier to be brave than honest, Joe.

-- Coleen Gray (as Sally) in Apache Drums (1951)

Year: 1960

Director:
Edward Dein

The Leech Woman

June Talbot: Did you say whiskey?
[Pouring herself a shot]
June Talbot: Here's to you whiskey - guardian of all frustrated wives.

-- Coleen Gray in The Leech Woman (1960)

Year: 1947

Director:
Henry Hathaway

Kiss of Death

Nettie: Nick Bianco hadn't worked for a year. He had a record - a prison record. They say it shouldn't count against you but when Nick tried to get a job the same thing always happened: "Very sorry." No prejudice, of course, but no job either. So this is how Nick went Christmas shopping for his kids.

-- Coleen Gray (as Nettie) in Kiss of Death (1947)

Year: 1951

Director:
Hugo Fregonese

Apache Drums

Sally: It's a kind of pity that I only like bad men and want to make them good.

-- Coleen Gray (as Sally) in Apache Drums (1951)

Year: 1952

Director:
Phil Karlson

Kansas City Confidential

Joe Rolfe: Look, you're a nice girl, but in case you're thinking of mothering me, forget it! I'm no stray dog you can pick up, and I like my neck without a collar. Now get lost!
Helen Foster: Now I'm supposed to be hurt. Maybe even cry. But I won't. I think you're in trouble, and I'm going to help you.

-- Coleen Gray (as Helen Foster) in Kansas City Confidential (1952)

Year: 1954

Director:
Lesley Selander

Arrow in the Dust

Bart Laish: But after your father died, why didn't you go back home?
Christella Burke: Delaware is small. It's crowded with too many memories.

-- Coleen Gray in Arrow in the Dust (1954)

Film Quotes by Coleen Gray