Film Quotes by Dorothy Malone
10 quotes
Year: 1963
Director:
William Asher
Director:
William Asher
Prof. Robert O. Sutwell:
Marianne, this book will be my triumph.
Marianne: And you'll never get it though the mail. But hang on to the picture rights, I'm sure American International will snap it up in a minute.
Marianne: And you'll never get it though the mail. But hang on to the picture rights, I'm sure American International will snap it up in a minute.
--
Dorothy Malone
in
Beach Party
(1963)
Year: 1955
Director:
Frank Tashlin
Director:
Frank Tashlin
Rick Todd:
Well, what's the rush? I never met a lady cartoonist before.
Abigail 'Abby' Parker: [Sarcastically] All lady cartoonists are extremely grateful.
Abigail 'Abby' Parker: [Sarcastically] All lady cartoonists are extremely grateful.
--
Dorothy Malone
in
Artists and Models
(1955)
Year: 1955
Director:
Frank Tashlin
Director:
Frank Tashlin
Abigail 'Abby' Parker:
You told him to kiss me?
Rick Todd: Lady, if I'd known he was going to kiss you, I wouldn't have sent a boy to do a man's job.
Abigail 'Abby' Parker: [slap] That's for the man. You can tell him the job's filled.
Rick Todd: Lady, if I'd known he was going to kiss you, I wouldn't have sent a boy to do a man's job.
Abigail 'Abby' Parker: [slap] That's for the man. You can tell him the job's filled.
--
Dorothy Malone
in
Artists and Models
(1955)
Year: 1961
Director:
Robert Aldrich
Director:
Robert Aldrich
Belle Breckenridge:
To me, it always seems like it's the women who keep on living. Men kill or get killed and women bury them. We're professional survivors.
--
Dorothy Malone
in
The Last Sunset
(1961)
Year: 1958
Director:
Art Napoleon
Director:
Art Napoleon
Diana Barrymore:
I don't want to write a book about my life. Living it was bad enough!
--
Dorothy Malone
in
Too Much, Too Soon
(1958)
Year: 1956
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Marylee Hadley:
But you don't have to take my word for anything. Just try keeping your head clear and your eyes open.
Kyle Hadley: Why should you care? You've never cared about me.
Marylee Hadley: ...Or your wife.
Kyle Hadley: Why are you putting your two cents in?
Marylee Hadley: Only because of Mitch. Because I've never had him. And your wife has.
[Kyle slaps her]
Kyle Hadley: Why should you care? You've never cared about me.
Marylee Hadley: ...Or your wife.
Kyle Hadley: Why are you putting your two cents in?
Marylee Hadley: Only because of Mitch. Because I've never had him. And your wife has.
[Kyle slaps her]
--
Dorothy Malone
(as Marylee Hadley)
in
Written on the Wind
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Marylee Hadley:
I'm allergic to politeness.
--
Dorothy Malone
(as Marylee Hadley)
in
Written on the Wind
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Marylee Hadley:
That was no lady. That was your wife.
Kyle Hadley: Where are they going?
Marylee Hadley: I don't know. Where would you take your best friends wife?
Kyle Hadley: You're a real sweet kid.
Marylee Hadley: Now, be nice to me brother. One morning, we'll wake up and be all alone together.
Kyle Hadley: Where are they going?
Marylee Hadley: I don't know. Where would you take your best friends wife?
Kyle Hadley: You're a real sweet kid.
Marylee Hadley: Now, be nice to me brother. One morning, we'll wake up and be all alone together.
--
Dorothy Malone
(as Marylee Hadley)
in
Written on the Wind
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Director:
Douglas Sirk
--
Dorothy Malone
(as Marylee Hadley)
in
Written on the Wind
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Douglas Sirk
Director:
Douglas Sirk
--
Dorothy Malone
(as Marylee Hadley)
in
Written on the Wind
(1956)