Film Quotes by John Marley
20 quotes
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
What do you want to drink?
Maria Forst: Well, whatever it is, I want it on the rocks, straight and dirty, because I feel very very bitchy tonight.
Richard Forst: Well, I feel very, very bitchy too. That makes two of us.
Maria Forst: Well, whatever it is, I want it on the rocks, straight and dirty, because I feel very very bitchy tonight.
Richard Forst: Well, I feel very, very bitchy too. That makes two of us.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
What does Dracula do every night at midnight? He takes a coffin break.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
What is it that, that weighs five thousand pounds and it's got a stick through it? A hippo popsicle.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
What is it that's black and white and red all over?
Maria Forst: A newspaper.
Richard Forst: No, a zebra's ass.
Maria Forst: A newspaper.
Richard Forst: No, a zebra's ass.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
Why did the man throw, throw the clock out of the window, huh? He wanted to see time fly.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Richard Forst:
You get laid once and everything is solved! Get all the soldiers in Vietnam laid and the whole Middle East problem is solved!
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1965
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Jackson Two-Bears:
He's a murderer, a hired killer. His nose was bit off in a fight.
Frankie Ballou: If I was gonna be scared, I'd be scared of the fella who bit it off, not him!
Frankie Ballou: If I was gonna be scared, I'd be scared of the fella who bit it off, not him!
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John Marley
(as Frankie Ballou)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Year: 1968
Jeannie Rapp:
Come on and take a bath.
Richard Forst: I don't want a bath!
Jeannie Rapp: No bath? No bath?
Richard Forst: No bath. People drown in bathtubs.
Richard Forst: I don't want a bath!
Jeannie Rapp: No bath? No bath?
Richard Forst: No bath. People drown in bathtubs.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)
Year: 1968
Jeannie:
Skinny people are not like fat people. Fat people are jolly. Right?
Richard Forst: Wrong. Skinny people are happy because they're not fat.
Richard Forst: Wrong. Skinny people are happy because they're not fat.
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John Marley
in
Faces
(1968)