Film Quotes by Errol Flynn
125 quotes
Year: 1945
Director:
David Butler*Robert Florey*Raoul Walsh
Director:
David Butler*Robert Florey*Raoul Walsh
Jeanne Starr:
He called you Clay.
Clay Hardin: Un huh.
Jeanne Starr: Are they going to arrest you?
Clay Hardin: I hope not. That would spoil our whole evening.
Clay Hardin: Un huh.
Jeanne Starr: Are they going to arrest you?
Clay Hardin: I hope not. That would spoil our whole evening.
--
Errol Flynn
(as Clay Hardin)
in
San Antonio
(1945)
Year: 1942
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Victoria Ware:
You're thinking about Sullivan?
James J. Corbett aka Gentleman Jim: Yeah. I can see him now walking back to his room, alone, lying there all night and thinking, 'What's the use of ever getting up again?' John L! He'll never thump another bar and shout, 'I can lick any man in the world.' He must be lost.
James J. Corbett aka Gentleman Jim: Yeah. I can see him now walking back to his room, alone, lying there all night and thinking, 'What's the use of ever getting up again?' John L! He'll never thump another bar and shout, 'I can lick any man in the world.' He must be lost.
--
Errol Flynn
(as James J. Corbett)
in
Gentleman Jim
(1942)
Year: 1937
Director:
Frank Borzage
Director:
Frank Borzage
Doctor John Stafford:
[Seeing Paige cooking eggs] Who told you to get breakfast?
Dr. Newell Paige: My stomach!
Dr. Newell Paige: My stomach!
--
Errol Flynn
in
Green Light
(1937)
Year: 1944
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Train Conductor:
[Noticing that Bonet and Picard are handcuffed] Oh! Oh, which one of you gentlemen is the prisoner?
[Bonet nods toward Picard]
Train Conductor: Ah. of course! A bad type! What did he do?
Jean Picard: I killed a conducter for asking too many questions.
[the conductor nervously makes a quick exit]
[Bonet nods toward Picard]
Train Conductor: Ah. of course! A bad type! What did he do?
Jean Picard: I killed a conducter for asking too many questions.
[the conductor nervously makes a quick exit]
--
Errol Flynn
(as Jean Picard / Emil DuPont)
in
Uncertain Glory
(1944)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Queen Margaret:
I asked you that when I was Queen, but I am no longer.
Don Juan: You are. You always will be. I shall be the only one to knew that for just a little while there was no Queen.
Don Juan: You are. You always will be. I shall be the only one to knew that for just a little while there was no Queen.
--
Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Count D'Orsini:
[finding Don Juan with his fiancee] You'll not get away so easily, senor. You're caught!
Don Juan: [sardonically] The story of my life!
Don Juan: [sardonically] The story of my life!
--
Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
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Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Catherine:
But how long will you love me?
Don Juan: Sweet lady, love is not measured in terms of time, only in ecstasy!
Don Juan: Sweet lady, love is not measured in terms of time, only in ecstasy!
--
Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Catherine:
But you've made love to so many women.
Don Juan: Catherine, an artist may paint a thousand canvasses before achieving one work of art, would you deny a lover the same practice?
Don Juan: Catherine, an artist may paint a thousand canvasses before achieving one work of art, would you deny a lover the same practice?
--
Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Director:
Vincent Sherman
King Phillip III:
We consider Don Lorca the greatest living duellist in Spain.
Don Juan: That's certainly the mark of a good duellist, your majesty - to be living.
Don Juan: That's certainly the mark of a good duellist, your majesty - to be living.
--
Errol Flynn
(as Don Juan de Maraña)
in
Adventures of Don Juan
(1948)