Film Quotes by Gene Autry
25 quotes
Year: 1935
Director:
Otto Brower*B. Reeves Eason
Director:
Otto Brower*B. Reeves Eason
Queen Tika:
Gene Autry! How do you like our world?
Gene Autry: I think the dampness and dead air of your land is more suited for rats and moles.
Gene Autry: I think the dampness and dead air of your land is more suited for rats and moles.
--
Gene Autry
in
The Phantom Empire
(1935)
Year: 1941
Director:
Frank McDonald
Director:
Frank McDonald
Barbara Erwin:
Now that you know what I think of you, how do you like it?
Gene Autry: I like it just fine. For the first time since you came here you're dealing off the top, and that's the only way I like to play.
Gene Autry: I like it just fine. For the first time since you came here you're dealing off the top, and that's the only way I like to play.
--
Gene Autry
in
Under Fiesta Stars
(1941)
Year: 1948
Director:
John English
Director:
John English
Sheriff Cramer:
What the sam hill is going on here?
Gene Autry: We were playing "post office".
Sheriff Cramer: But that's a kid's game.
Gene Autry: Not the way we play it.
Gene Autry: We were playing "post office".
Sheriff Cramer: But that's a kid's game.
Gene Autry: Not the way we play it.
--
Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
Year: 1940
Director:
Frank McDonald
Director:
Frank McDonald
Joyce Halloway:
There ought to be a law against road hogs like you!
Gene Autry: Yeah, and there ought to be a law against women driving down the road at 100 miles an hour.
Joyce Halloway: Don't you dare tell me how fast I was going, I was only going 45.
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Joyce Halloway: Forty- five!
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Joyce Halloway: Forty-five!
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Patsy Halloway: You were doing eighty!
Gene Autry: Hooray! I finally won an arguement with a woman!
Gene Autry: Yeah, and there ought to be a law against women driving down the road at 100 miles an hour.
Joyce Halloway: Don't you dare tell me how fast I was going, I was only going 45.
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Joyce Halloway: Forty- five!
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Joyce Halloway: Forty-five!
Gene Autry: A hundred!
Patsy Halloway: You were doing eighty!
Gene Autry: Hooray! I finally won an arguement with a woman!
--
Gene Autry
in
Gaucho Serenade
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
Frank McDonald
Director:
Frank McDonald
Frog Millhouse:
Say, can you tell where an old muskrat names Stanhope lives?
Patsy Stanhope: Just follow this road - go that way, this way, that way and that's it.
Frog Millhouse: That's it... You're a pretty smart girl. What's your name?
Patsy Stanhope: Stanhope.
Frog Millhouse: Well, we... With my luck I mighta known that.
Gene Autry: You have to excuse us, Miss. You see, we have a knack for getting' in wrong with Stanhope women.
Patsy Stanhope: Just follow this road - go that way, this way, that way and that's it.
Frog Millhouse: That's it... You're a pretty smart girl. What's your name?
Patsy Stanhope: Stanhope.
Frog Millhouse: Well, we... With my luck I mighta known that.
Gene Autry: You have to excuse us, Miss. You see, we have a knack for getting' in wrong with Stanhope women.
--
Gene Autry
in
Carolina Moon
(1940)
Year: 1936
Director:
Joseph Kane
Director:
Joseph Kane
Frog Millhouse:
Well, hey, wait a minute! We've been discharged from the rangers. Why can't we be cavalrymen?
Texas Ranger Gene Autry: Well, why not?
Texas Ranger Gene Autry: Well, why not?
--
Gene Autry
in
Ride Ranger Ride
(1936)
Year: 1941
Director:
Lew Landers
Director:
Lew Landers
Frog:
How much money did those robbers get?
Sheriff Jim Mason: They got everything but the wastebasket - better than forty grand.
Gene Autry: And I talked those boys into putting the money where it was safe!
Sheriff Jim Mason: They got everything but the wastebasket - better than forty grand.
Gene Autry: And I talked those boys into putting the money where it was safe!
--
Gene Autry
(as Gene Autry)
in
Ridin' on a Rainbow
(1941)
Year: 1948
Director:
John English
Director:
John English
Larry Evans:
I'm givin' you a chance, Autry.
Gene Autry: Why you cheap imitation of a leather-slapper. I oughta turn you over to Cramer just to teach you a lesson.
Larry Evans: Draw or I'll plug ya.
Gene Autry: Give me that cap pistol before I use it to part your hair!
Gene Autry: Why you cheap imitation of a leather-slapper. I oughta turn you over to Cramer just to teach you a lesson.
Larry Evans: Draw or I'll plug ya.
Gene Autry: Give me that cap pistol before I use it to part your hair!
--
Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
John English
Director:
John English
[after tying Gene to a chair, Mary and Larry prepare to flee an approaching posse]
Gene Autry: Hey, wait a minute! Get me out of this steer's necktie and I'll help cloud your trail.
Larry Evans: Why should we trust you?
Gene Autry: Why, Ed's ghost would haunt me if I let them hang the wrong man.
Gene Autry: Hey, wait a minute! Get me out of this steer's necktie and I'll help cloud your trail.
Larry Evans: Why should we trust you?
Gene Autry: Why, Ed's ghost would haunt me if I let them hang the wrong man.
--
Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
Year: 1936
Director:
Joseph Kane
Director:
Joseph Kane
[as Autry predicted, the Commanches attack the supply train]
Rufe Jones: What do you think of your treaty now, Colonel?
Col. Summerall: You were right, Autry, but remember you're still under sentence to be shot!
Texas Ranger Gene Autry: Looks like we may be shot without sentence.
Rufe Jones: What do you think of your treaty now, Colonel?
Col. Summerall: You were right, Autry, but remember you're still under sentence to be shot!
Texas Ranger Gene Autry: Looks like we may be shot without sentence.
--
Gene Autry
in
Ride Ranger Ride
(1936)