Film Quotes by Dona Drake
3 quotes
Year: 1949
Director:
King Vidor
Director:
King Vidor
Jenny:
You want that Chicken a la King business served on toast?
Rosa Moline: Well I showed you the picture in the magazine, didn't I?
Jenny: How could I tell if there was toast under all that goo?
Rosa Moline: Well I showed you the picture in the magazine, didn't I?
Jenny: How could I tell if there was toast under all that goo?
--
Dona Drake
(as Jenny)
in
Beyond the Forest
(1949)
Year: 1950
Director:
Gordon Douglas
Director:
Gordon Douglas
Capt. Peter Blood:
What is that?
Pepita Maria Rosados: Oh, just the slaves. They're on their way back from the Marquis' pearl fisheries; the ones that are left.
Capt. Peter Blood: The ones that are left?
Pepita Maria Rosados: There are fewer every day. Last week, thirty-four. Yesterday, thirty-two. Today, who knows?
Capt. Peter Blood: What happens to them?
Pepita Maria Rosados: What happens to anyone who has to dive for pearls in water filled with sharks.
Pepita Maria Rosados: Oh, just the slaves. They're on their way back from the Marquis' pearl fisheries; the ones that are left.
Capt. Peter Blood: The ones that are left?
Pepita Maria Rosados: There are fewer every day. Last week, thirty-four. Yesterday, thirty-two. Today, who knows?
Capt. Peter Blood: What happens to them?
Pepita Maria Rosados: What happens to anyone who has to dive for pearls in water filled with sharks.
--
Dona Drake
(as Pepita Maria Rosados)
in
Fortunes of Captain Blood
(1950)
Year: 1949
Director:
Gordon Douglas
Director:
Gordon Douglas
[Annie and Rose watch the men leave on another cattle drive]
Cattle Annie: I sure wish I was one of 'em.
Rose of Cimarron: But you can't be. All you can do is sit here...and hear that tune play...and watch them leave...and wonder if they're going to come back.
Cattle Annie: You're talking about love...I'm talking about cows!
Cattle Annie: I sure wish I was one of 'em.
Rose of Cimarron: But you can't be. All you can do is sit here...and hear that tune play...and watch them leave...and wonder if they're going to come back.
Cattle Annie: You're talking about love...I'm talking about cows!
--
Dona Drake
in
The Doolins of Oklahoma
(1949)