Film Quotes by Frank Sinatra
99 quotes
Robbo:
You look like the day they fixed the electricity at the death house.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Robbo)
in
Robin and the 7 Hoods
(1964)
Tony:
This isn't a family. It's just a bunch of people living at the same address.
--
Frank Sinatra
in
Tony Rome
(1967)
Vince Talmadge:
Hey, don't leave me here! I'm anti-Semitic!
--
Frank Sinatra
(as Vince Talmadge)
in
Cast a Giant Shadow
(1966)
Miss Adelaide:
And what was that about?
Nathan Detroit: His wife's having a baby.
Miss Adelaide: But why is he asking you?
Nathan Detroit: He's nervous, it's his first wife.
Nathan Detroit: His wife's having a baby.
Miss Adelaide: But why is he asking you?
Nathan Detroit: He's nervous, it's his first wife.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Nathan Detroit)
in
Guys and Dolls
(1955)
Dr. Dave W. Runkleman:
[Meeting Al for the first time] I was told you'd have a Cadillac.
Alfred Boone: [Wryly] It's just a front. The Cadillac has me.
Alfred Boone: [Wryly] It's just a front. The Cadillac has me.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Alfred Boone)
in
Not as a Stranger
(1955)
Carla Vesari:
Captain Reynolds, is this your first war?
Capt. Tom Reynolds: It is definitely my last.
Carla Vesari: I think you love it. Like most men, you relish war.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: Miss Vesari, this may come as a shock to you, but I do not like war.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: It is definitely my last.
Carla Vesari: I think you love it. Like most men, you relish war.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: Miss Vesari, this may come as a shock to you, but I do not like war.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Capt. Tom Reynolds)
in
Never So Few
(1959)
Carla Vesari:
Tell me about when you were a kid.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: Well, I was a sneak and I was satanic.
Carla Vesari: That's enough. Tell me about your grandfather.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: He was a sneak and he was satanic. He told me he could never trust a man... who claimed that he never hankered for women.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: Well, I was a sneak and I was satanic.
Carla Vesari: That's enough. Tell me about your grandfather.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: He was a sneak and he was satanic. He told me he could never trust a man... who claimed that he never hankered for women.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Capt. Tom Reynolds)
in
Never So Few
(1959)
Carla Vesari:
When do you think it will be over? The war, I mean.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: I don't know. It may never be over.
Carla Vesari: When it is over, what will you do back in America?
Capt. Tom Reynolds: I've never thought about it. I may never go back to America... I better stay in the jungle. It's a lot simpler there.
Capt. Tom Reynolds: I don't know. It may never be over.
Carla Vesari: When it is over, what will you do back in America?
Capt. Tom Reynolds: I've never thought about it. I may never go back to America... I better stay in the jungle. It's a lot simpler there.
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Frank Sinatra
(as Capt. Tom Reynolds)
in
Never So Few
(1959)
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Frank Sinatra
(as Mike Connor)
in
High Society
(1956)
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Frank Sinatra
(as Frankie Machine)
in
The Man with the Golden Arm
(1955)