Film Quotes by John Agar
20 quotes
Sheriff Jack Andrews:
What have you git, Matt?
Dr. Matt Hastings: I don't know, but we've got to keep our mouths shut until we know.
Dr. Matt Hastings: I don't know, but we've got to keep our mouths shut until we know.
Dinah Sheldon:
If you'll kindly consent to read this you'll notice it's about an art competition. There are three prizes of fifty dollars. I intend to win one of those prizes painting a portrait of you as a spirit of labor.
Tom Wade: Are you bats?
Tom Wade: Are you bats?
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John Agar
in
Adventure in Baltimore
(1949)
Dr. Curt Taylor:
Keith Ritchie came to realize, at the cost of his own life, that Man is the greatest creature in the Universe. He learned that a measure of perfection can only be slowly attained, from within ourselves. He sought a different path, and found death... fire... disillusionment... loss. War, misery and strife have always been with us, and we shall always strive to overcome them. But the answer is to be found from within, not from without. It must come from learning; it must come from the very heart of Man himself.
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John Agar
in
Zontar, The Thing from Venus
(1966)
Dr. Jud Bellamin:
[Sarcastically] Why don't we just give up and apply for Sumerian citizenship?
Dr. Roger Bentley: I don't like mushrooms.
Dr. Jud Bellamin: Last night we had cave rat for dinner.
Dr. Roger Bentley: I don't like mushrooms.
Dr. Jud Bellamin: Last night we had cave rat for dinner.
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John Agar
in
The Mole People
(1956)
Dr. Jud Bellamin:
In this thin air it's possible to imagine anything.
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John Agar
in
The Mole People
(1956)
Dr. Matt Hastings:
I may be just a country doctor, but I know what I know.
Dr. Matt Hastings:
The desert, it gives people wonderful ideas!
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Archaeologists are underpaid publicity agents for deceased royalty.
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John Agar
in
The Mole People
(1956)
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Do you ever hear of anyone smoking dried mushrooms?
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John Agar
in
The Mole People
(1956)
Dr. Roger Bentley:
In archaeology all things are possible.
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John Agar
in
The Mole People
(1956)