Film Quotes by James Cagney
135 quotes
C.R. MacNamara:
Cigarette? Cigar?
Peripetchikoff: Here, take one of these.
C.R. Macnamara: Thanks. Hm, 'Made in Havana'.
Peripetchikoff: We have trade agreement with Cuba. They send us cigars, we send them rockets.
C.R. Macnamara: Good thinking.
Peripetchikoff: Here, take one of these.
C.R. Macnamara: Thanks. Hm, 'Made in Havana'.
Peripetchikoff: We have trade agreement with Cuba. They send us cigars, we send them rockets.
C.R. Macnamara: Good thinking.
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
I wish I were in hell with my back broken...
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
It's that damned German efficiency.
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
Schlemmer you're back in the SS, small salary!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
Some of the East German police were rude and suspicious, others were suspicious and rude.
C.R. MacNamara: The eastern sector on the communist domination was still in rubble but the people went about their daily business, parading.
C.R. MacNamara: The eastern sector on the communist domination was still in rubble but the people went about their daily business, parading.
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
Ten minutes early! That's a hell of a way to run an airline! Planes are supposed to be late, not early!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
The only thing I want from you, Scarlett Piffl, is silence. And very little of it!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
C.R. MacNamara:
What's come over you, Phyllis? After sixteen years...
Phyllis MacNamara: Maybe after sixteen years, every marriage gets a little stale, like a leftover glass of beer.
C.R. MacNamara: Look, Phyllis, can't we discuss this problem without bringing up a rival beverage?
Phyllis MacNamara: Maybe after sixteen years, every marriage gets a little stale, like a leftover glass of beer.
C.R. MacNamara: Look, Phyllis, can't we discuss this problem without bringing up a rival beverage?
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
Capt. Morton:
[on the loudspeaker in reference to his "missing" palm tree... ] All right! Who did it? Who did it? You are going to stand sweating at those battle stations until someone confesses! It's an insult to the honor of this ship! The symbol of our cargo record has been destroyed and I'm going to find out who did it if it takes all night!
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James Cagney
(as Capt. Morton)
in
Mister Roberts
(1955)
Chester Kent:
[to Vivian Rich] I'd rather you sue me than marry me.
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James Cagney
(as Chester Kent)
in
Footlight Parade
(1933)