Film Quotes by Humphrey Bogart
251 quotes
Year: 1939
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
George Halley:
[Referring to The Sergeant, who rides roughshod over the men] Someday I'm gonna' catch that ape without his stripes on and I'm gonna' kick his teeth out.
Eddie Bartlett: [Mockingly looking George up and down] You must be quite a guy back home.
George Halley: [Shrugs nonchalantly] I do all right.
Eddie Bartlett: [Mockingly looking George up and down] You must be quite a guy back home.
George Halley: [Shrugs nonchalantly] I do all right.
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as George Hally)
in
The Roaring Twenties
(1939)
Year: 1939
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
George Halley:
[the men are taking cover in a bombed-out farmhouse, shooting at German soldiers somewhere off-screen. Lloyd takes aim at a German soldier, but hesitates, then lowers his rifle] Whatsa' matta', "Harvard," did you lose the Heine?
Lloyd Hart: No... but he looks like a kid, about 15 years old.
George Halley: -
[Aims his rifle and without any hesitation shoots the young German soldier]
George Halley: He won't be sixteen.
[Seconds later, a fellow soldier rushes in to tell them the war is over, the Armistice has been signed]
Lloyd Hart: No... but he looks like a kid, about 15 years old.
George Halley: -
[Aims his rifle and without any hesitation shoots the young German soldier]
George Halley: He won't be sixteen.
[Seconds later, a fellow soldier rushes in to tell them the war is over, the Armistice has been signed]
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as George Hally)
in
The Roaring Twenties
(1939)
Year: 1939
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
George Halley:
[Yet another soldier has dived into the shell hole for cover] There's ten thousand shell holes around here and everybody's gotta' come divin' into this one.
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as George Hally)
in
The Roaring Twenties
(1939)
Year: 1939
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
George Hally:
I always say, when you got a job to do, get somebody else to do it.
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as George Hally)
in
The Roaring Twenties
(1939)
Year: 1955
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Glenn Griffin:
You listen to your old man, kid. He knows where it's buttered.
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as Glenn Griffin)
in
The Desperate Hours
(1955)
Year: 1940
Director:
Lewis Seiler
Director:
Lewis Seiler
Grasselli aka Chips Maguire:
You know that marriage is a pretty tough thing. I wouldn't change sentences with you for all the tea in China.
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as Grasselli / Chips Maguire)
in
It All Came True
(1940)
Year: 1954
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Harry Dawes:
"Life, every now and then, behaves as though it had seen too many bad movies, when everything fits too well - the beginning, the middle, the end - from fade-in to fade-out."
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as Harry Dawes)
in
The Barefoot Contessa
(1954)
Year: 1938
Director:
Busby Berkeley
Director:
Busby Berkeley
Harry Galleon:
[to Linda Lawrence Hall] I'm probably a cad. Are you by any chance a weak woman?
--
Humphrey Bogart
(as Harry Galleon)
in
Men Are Such Fools
(1938)
Year: 1951
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Harry Smith:
[getting her a drink] For you - chartreuse!
Violette: I want to tell you why I came.
Harry Smith: [giving her the drink] Whatever it is, it will look better through the bottom of this glass.
Violette: I want to tell you why I came.
Harry Smith: [giving her the drink] Whatever it is, it will look better through the bottom of this glass.
--
Humphrey Bogart
in
Sirocco
(1951)
Year: 1951
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Director:
Curtis Bernhardt
Harry Smith:
[to Arthur, confessing he's broke] It's a great life. You go around in a big circle and come right back to the beginning.
--
Humphrey Bogart
in
Sirocco
(1951)