Film Quotes by John Hoyt
9 quotes
Leonard Diamond:
Do you know Mr. Brown?
Nils Dreyer: I had lunch with him last week. He's a very fine gentleman.
Leonard Diamond: He's a hoodlum.
Nils Dreyer: Because I have lunch with him, that is not a crime. I'll have lunch with anybody, I'm democratic. I'll even have lunch with you.
Nils Dreyer: I had lunch with him last week. He's a very fine gentleman.
Leonard Diamond: He's a hoodlum.
Nils Dreyer: Because I have lunch with him, that is not a crime. I'll have lunch with anybody, I'm democratic. I'll even have lunch with you.
--
John Hoyt
(as Nils Dreyer)
in
The Big Combo
(1955)
Ellen Grange:
You're going to kill me.
Chata: No. You will be alive when I bury you in the grave of my son.
Chata: No. You will be alive when I bury you in the grave of my son.
--
John Hoyt
in
Duel at Diablo
(1966)
Bill Finlay:
383 is going to make DDT look like talcum powder.
--
John Hoyt
(as Bill Finlay)
in
Forever, Darling
(1956)
Chata:
You white eyes want us all dead, but when I die, it will not be as a reservation Indian. I will die Apache - killing my enemies.
--
John Hoyt
in
Duel at Diablo
(1966)
Spencer:
You know, I was just thinking. An insurance company could go flat broke in this prison.
--
John Hoyt
(as Spencer)
in
Brute Force
(1947)
Sydney Stanton:
All right. I'm in here safe and sound. Go outside and read the magazines.
--
John Hoyt
in
When Worlds Collide
(1951)
Sydney Stanton:
It's dog eat dog - the law of the jungle!
--
John Hoyt
in
When Worlds Collide
(1951)
Sydney Stanton:
Your salvation doesn't interest me; mine does.
--
John Hoyt
in
When Worlds Collide
(1951)
Joe Collins:
[Spencer is wavering about whether to join in with Joe's escape plan] Spencer. In or out? No guarantees go with this break. It's all or nothing. But you've gotta' make up your mind now. Now! Either way, no hard feelings.
Spencer: [after long, thoughtful pause] With you, Joe. I'll play along.
Robert 'Soldier' Becker: I never thought different.
Spencer: Neither did I.
Spencer: [after long, thoughtful pause] With you, Joe. I'll play along.
Robert 'Soldier' Becker: I never thought different.
Spencer: Neither did I.
--
John Hoyt
(as Spencer)
in
Brute Force
(1947)