Film Quotes by James Fox
8 quotes
Year: 1967
Director:
George Roy Hill
Director:
George Roy Hill
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James Fox
(as Jimmy Smith)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
Year: 1967
Director:
George Roy Hill
Director:
George Roy Hill
Jimmy Smith:
"She doesn't want to see me!" Banana oil!
--
James Fox
(as Jimmy Smith)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
Year: 1967
Director:
George Roy Hill
Director:
George Roy Hill
Jimmy Smith:
[as he's being dragged away by Miss Flannery] It seems I'm leaving now. Goodbye, Millie.
--
James Fox
(as Jimmy Smith)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
Year: 1963
Director:
Joseph Losey
Director:
Joseph Losey
Year: 1963
Director:
Joseph Losey
Director:
Joseph Losey
Tony:
He may be a servant but he's still a human being.
--
James Fox
in
The Servant
(1963)
Year: 1963
Director:
Joseph Losey
Director:
Joseph Losey
Tony:
I want an explanation!
Hugo Barrett: Might I have a word with you alone, sir?
Tony: Do you realize that what you've done is a CRIMINAL offence?
Hugo Barrett: Criminal, sir?
Tony: She's your sister, you bastard!
Hugo Barrett: She's not my sister, sir. So if I may say so, that puts us both rather in the same boat. He knows precisely what I mean. In any case, apart for the area being in your room, I'm perfectly in my rights. Vera is my fiancée.
Tony: What?
Hugo Barrett: Might I have a word with you alone, sir?
Tony: Do you realize that what you've done is a CRIMINAL offence?
Hugo Barrett: Criminal, sir?
Tony: She's your sister, you bastard!
Hugo Barrett: She's not my sister, sir. So if I may say so, that puts us both rather in the same boat. He knows precisely what I mean. In any case, apart for the area being in your room, I'm perfectly in my rights. Vera is my fiancée.
Tony: What?
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James Fox
in
The Servant
(1963)
Year: 1963
Director:
Joseph Losey
Director:
Joseph Losey
[first lines]
Hugo Barrett: Excuse me, sir. My name is Barrett, sir.
Tony: Oh God, of course. I'm so sorry. I fell asleep. We've got an appointment.
Hugo Barrett: Yes, sir.
Tony: What time?
Hugo Barrett: 3'o clock, sir.
Tony: And what time is now?
Hugo Barrett: 3'o clock, sir.
Tony: Uh, it was too many beers at lunch, that's what it is. Do you drink beer?
Hugo Barrett: No. No, I don't sir.
Tony: Well, come upstairs. We can sit down. I'm just back from Africa, I'm quite liking it. What do you think of the house?
Hugo Barrett: It's so nice, sir.
Tony: Needs a lot to be done with, of course.
Hugo Barrett: Excuse me, sir. My name is Barrett, sir.
Tony: Oh God, of course. I'm so sorry. I fell asleep. We've got an appointment.
Hugo Barrett: Yes, sir.
Tony: What time?
Hugo Barrett: 3'o clock, sir.
Tony: And what time is now?
Hugo Barrett: 3'o clock, sir.
Tony: Uh, it was too many beers at lunch, that's what it is. Do you drink beer?
Hugo Barrett: No. No, I don't sir.
Tony: Well, come upstairs. We can sit down. I'm just back from Africa, I'm quite liking it. What do you think of the house?
Hugo Barrett: It's so nice, sir.
Tony: Needs a lot to be done with, of course.
--
James Fox
in
The Servant
(1963)
Year: 1967
Director:
George Roy Hill
Director:
George Roy Hill
[looking at one of the gargoyles on the building he's climbing]
Jimmy Smith: Why, Judith Tremaine! Fancy meeting you here!
Jimmy Smith: Why, Judith Tremaine! Fancy meeting you here!
--
James Fox
(as Jimmy Smith)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)