Film Quotes by Edmund Purdom
14 quotes
Adam Calhorn Shaw:
What's their number?
Johnny Nyle: Oh, they don't believe in telephones.
Adam Calhorn Shaw: Telephones are not a matter of faith!
Johnny Nyle: Oh, they don't believe in telephones.
Adam Calhorn Shaw: Telephones are not a matter of faith!
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Adam Calhorn Shaw)
in
Athena
(1954)
Adam Calhorn Shaw:
You earned $100,000 singing?
Johnny Nyle: Well, you probably wouldn't call it singing. I'm a crooner.
Adam Calhorn Shaw: There ought to be a law against that.
Johnny Nyle: Well, you probably wouldn't call it singing. I'm a crooner.
Adam Calhorn Shaw: There ought to be a law against that.
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Adam Calhorn Shaw)
in
Athena
(1954)
King Sveno:
[speaking of Harald] I'll make him die a slow death. I want a drop of his blood for each of our soldiers he's killed.
--
Edmund Purdom
in
Last of the Vikings
(1962)
King Sveno:
Don't kill him! Save him! I want him alive!
--
Edmund Purdom
in
Last of the Vikings
(1962)
Micah:
[referring to his first sight of Samarra] Nahreeb, you said that everything has its price.
Nahreeb: She is not for a follower of Jehovah!
Micah: I mean to have her one way or the other!
Nahreeb: She is not for a follower of Jehovah!
Micah: I mean to have her one way or the other!
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Micah)
in
The Prodigal
(1955)
Micah:
[Referring to Ruth] If she did come, I would tell her that what cannot be forgotten can sometimes be forgiven.
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Micah)
in
The Prodigal
(1955)
Micah:
Asham. I've drunk deep of every wine from here to Petra, and I've had my full share of women. Yet I'm behaving like a beardless boy panting for the first forbidden fruit that he sees. A priestess who worships a painted graven image! But she's in my blood!
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Micah)
in
The Prodigal
(1955)
Micah:
I would rather be a servant in my father's house than king in Damascus.
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Micah)
in
The Prodigal
(1955)
Micah:
Sometimes, Asham, a man must make a little trouble.
--
Edmund Purdom
(as Micah)
in
The Prodigal
(1955)
The Viceroy:
...if the young man chooses to be difficult, there are methods other than the whip to loosen his tongue.