Film Quotes by George Brent
15 quotes
Year: 1936
Director:
Ray Enright
Director:
Ray Enright
Pat Quinn:
Last summer you wouldn't have turned me out in the snow.
Alan Tanner: Last summer there wasn't any snow.
Alan Tanner: Last summer there wasn't any snow.
--
George Brent
in
Snowed Under
(1936)
Year: 1934
Director:
Richard Boleslawski
Director:
Richard Boleslawski
Katrin Koerber Fane:
[after Townsend impulsively kisses Katrin] How could you?
Jack Townsend: I could.
Jack Townsend: I could.
--
George Brent
in
The Painted Veil
(1934)
Year: 1935
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Carol Corliss, aka Clara Colfax:
What about that Grade A milk of human kindness?
Emory Muir: Well. it has been known to sour.
Emory Muir: Well. it has been known to sour.
--
George Brent
(as Emory Muir)
in
In Person
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Carol Corliss, aka Clara Colfax:
You've got the meanest look I've ever seen in a human eye.
Emory Muir: Any yellow in it?
Emory Muir: Any yellow in it?
--
George Brent
(as Emory Muir)
in
In Person
(1935)
Year: 1946
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Jessica Drummond:
You know, it's amazing how I can learn to like martinis. It's an acquired taste like anchovies.
Maj. Scott Landis: Uh-huh.
Maj. Scott Landis: Uh-huh.
--
George Brent
(as Maj. Scott Landis)
in
My Reputation
(1946)
Year: 1933
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Slim Murphy:
Hey got a match?
Pat Denning: Yep... why I guess so... yeah.
Slim Murphy: Don't happen to know a guy named Pat Denning do ya?
Pat Denning: Why yes.
Slim Murphy: We got a message for him. This guy Pat Denning's a pretty wise mug but he ain't wise enough and if he don't lay off that Dorothy Brock dame, it's gonna be just too bad... for Denning, get me?
Pat Denning: Alright I'll tell him.
Slim Murphy: Yeah well...
[punches Pat in the mouth and Pat falls down]
Slim Murphy: that's so ya don't forget.
Mug with Murphy: Yeah
[He and Slim kick Pat then run off]
Peggy Sawyer: Ohhhhh Pat... Pat... Pat... who were they?
Pat Denning: Friends... with good advice.
Pat Denning: Yep... why I guess so... yeah.
Slim Murphy: Don't happen to know a guy named Pat Denning do ya?
Pat Denning: Why yes.
Slim Murphy: We got a message for him. This guy Pat Denning's a pretty wise mug but he ain't wise enough and if he don't lay off that Dorothy Brock dame, it's gonna be just too bad... for Denning, get me?
Pat Denning: Alright I'll tell him.
Slim Murphy: Yeah well...
[punches Pat in the mouth and Pat falls down]
Slim Murphy: that's so ya don't forget.
Mug with Murphy: Yeah
[He and Slim kick Pat then run off]
Peggy Sawyer: Ohhhhh Pat... Pat... Pat... who were they?
Pat Denning: Friends... with good advice.
--
George Brent
(as Pat Denning)
in
42nd Street
(1933)
Year: 1938
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Buck Cantrell:
I like my convictions undiluted, same as I do my bourbon.
--
George Brent
(as Buck Cantrell)
in
Jezebel
(1938)
Year: 1942
Director:
Irving Rapper
Director:
Irving Rapper
Charles Barkley:
Fiona, I love you.
Fiona Gaylord: I hate you.
Charles Barkley: Wouldn't have me if I was the last man on earth, would you?
Fiona Gaylord: No.
Charles Barkley: Good, we can go somewhere from there. I was afraid you might have grown indifferent to me.
Fiona Gaylord: I hate you.
Charles Barkley: Wouldn't have me if I was the last man on earth, would you?
Fiona Gaylord: No.
Charles Barkley: Good, we can go somewhere from there. I was afraid you might have grown indifferent to me.
--
George Brent
(as Charles Barclay)
in
The Gay Sisters
(1942)
Year: 1932
Director:
Thornton Freeland
Director:
Thornton Freeland
Dr. Tony Travers:
[to Jimmy] ... If you're going to insist on being a jackass, I'm going to turn your case over to a veterinary.
--
George Brent
in
They Call It Sin
(1932)
Year: 1935
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Emory Muir:
[to Minnie] Well, do we look like the kind of people who might be up to monkeyshines?
--
George Brent
(as Emory Muir)
in
In Person
(1935)