Film Quotes by Deborah Kerr
56 quotes
Year: 1941
Director:
John Baxter
Director:
John Baxter
Mrs. Hardcastle:
Eee Sal, you've changed. You're 'ard.
Sally: Aye, I'm 'ard. And by gosh an' I need t'be.
Sally: Aye, I'm 'ard. And by gosh an' I need t'be.
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Deborah Kerr
in
Love on the Dole
(1941)
Year: 1956
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
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Deborah Kerr
(as Anna Leonowens)
in
The King and I
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
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Deborah Kerr
(as Anna Leonowens)
in
The King and I
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
Louis:
Mother, look! The Prime Minister is naked.
Anna: Oh don't be ridiculous, Louis. He can't be all naked. He's only
[looks through the telescope]
Anna: ... half naked.
Anna: Oh don't be ridiculous, Louis. He can't be all naked. He's only
[looks through the telescope]
Anna: ... half naked.
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Deborah Kerr
(as Anna Leonowens)
in
The King and I
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
Lady Thiang:
[meeting Anna for the first time]
[singing]
Lady Thiang: There is a happy land, far far away, where saints in glory stand bright, bright as day!
Lady Thiang: [Anna looks confused] Mis-on-ary!
Anna: Oh, a missionary taught you English!
[singing]
Lady Thiang: There is a happy land, far far away, where saints in glory stand bright, bright as day!
Lady Thiang: [Anna looks confused] Mis-on-ary!
Anna: Oh, a missionary taught you English!
--
Deborah Kerr
(as Anna Leonowens)
in
The King and I
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
Lady Thiang:
They think you dress like that because you shaped like that!
Anna: Well I most certainly am not!
Anna: Well I most certainly am not!
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Deborah Kerr
(as Anna Leonowens)
in
The King and I
(1956)
Year: 1965
Director:
Jack Donohue
Director:
Jack Donohue
Shad Nathan:
You're emotionally upset, have a glass of water.
Valerie Edwards: I don't want a glass of water, I want a divorce!
Valerie Edwards: I don't want a glass of water, I want a divorce!
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Deborah Kerr
(as Valerie Edwards)
in
Marriage on the Rocks
(1965)
Year: 1946
Director:
Frank Launder
Director:
Frank Launder
Lt. David Baynes:
Where'd you get this? D'you realize you can go to prison for forging an identity card? What made you do it?
Bridie Quilty: It's nothing to do with you; it's my business.
Lt. David Baynes: It's my name! Small point, perhaps.
Bridie Quilty: Oh, isn't it like an Englishman to niggle about a thing like that?
Bridie Quilty: It's nothing to do with you; it's my business.
Lt. David Baynes: It's my name! Small point, perhaps.
Bridie Quilty: Oh, isn't it like an Englishman to niggle about a thing like that?
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Deborah Kerr
in
I See a Dark Stranger
(1946)
Year: 1969
Director:
John Frankenheimer
Director:
John Frankenheimer
Mike Rettig:
[Softly] Tomorrow, when we leave here, I want you to come with me.
Elizabeth Brandon: [Clearly surprised at the request] Come with you?
Mike Rettig: Yes.
Mike Rettig: [She makes some low sounds, and he moves toward her] Do you always offer more than you're asked for?
Elizabeth Brandon: Only to those who ask so much less than they want.
Elizabeth Brandon: [Clearly surprised at the request] Come with you?
Mike Rettig: Yes.
Mike Rettig: [She makes some low sounds, and he moves toward her] Do you always offer more than you're asked for?
Elizabeth Brandon: Only to those who ask so much less than they want.
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Deborah Kerr
(as Elizabeth Brandon)
in
The Gypsy Moths
(1969)
Year: 1957
Director:
John Huston
Director:
John Huston
Cpl. Allison, USMC:
[Sister Angela walks up next to Allison as he stares at the waves on the shoreline; beat] Hello, Ma'am.
Sister Angela: Good morning, Mr. Allison.
Cpl. Allison, USMC: I must've been off my rocker last night. A marine oughtn't to get married. His duties are with the family or the corps. One of 'em's gotta get the short end. In the service, they'd ask us, 'what's better? A bad husband, or a bad marine. Well, he ends up *both*. Do me a favor, huh, ma'am? Just... just forget I opened my big mouth.
Sister Angela: [walking away] ... certainly, Mr. Allison.
[He continues to stare out at the waves]
Sister Angela: Good morning, Mr. Allison.
Cpl. Allison, USMC: I must've been off my rocker last night. A marine oughtn't to get married. His duties are with the family or the corps. One of 'em's gotta get the short end. In the service, they'd ask us, 'what's better? A bad husband, or a bad marine. Well, he ends up *both*. Do me a favor, huh, ma'am? Just... just forget I opened my big mouth.
Sister Angela: [walking away] ... certainly, Mr. Allison.
[He continues to stare out at the waves]
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Deborah Kerr
(as Sister Angela)
in
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
(1957)