Film Quotes by Kent Smith
11 quotes
Year: 1942
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Irena Dubrovna:
Oh, you can tell Alice anything, she's such a good egg she can understand anything
Oliver 'Ollie' Reed: There are some things a woman doesn't want other women to understand.
Oliver 'Ollie' Reed: There are some things a woman doesn't want other women to understand.
--
Kent Smith
(as Oliver Reed)
in
Cat People
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Irena Dubrovna:
Will you have tea with me in my apartment?
Oliver 'Ollie' Reed: You make everything so simple!
Oliver 'Ollie' Reed: You make everything so simple!
--
Kent Smith
(as Oliver Reed)
in
Cat People
(1942)
Year: 1956
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Jim Read:
Oh, that Mexican girl. No harm will come to her?
Quanah Parker: Tawalka and Morning Star will care for her. She's a captive. She belongs to the tribe.
Quanah Parker: Tawalka and Morning Star will care for her. She's a captive. She belongs to the tribe.
--
Kent Smith
in
Comanche
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Jim Read:
This is a good place.
Quanah Parker: Yes. We will live here like our fathers before us and their fathers before them. We were born here... where the wind blows free and there is nothing to break the light of the sun. There are no enclosures and everybody draws a free breath.
Quanah Parker: Yes. We will live here like our fathers before us and their fathers before them. We were born here... where the wind blows free and there is nothing to break the light of the sun. There are no enclosures and everybody draws a free breath.
--
Kent Smith
in
Comanche
(1956)
Year: 1943
Director:
Jean Renoir
Director:
Jean Renoir
Paul Martin:
You told?
George Lambert: [Quickly] Yes. Why did you do it, Paul?
Paul Martin: Why did YOU do it, George?
George Lambert: [after a pause] Don't look at me!
Paul Martin: You're looking at yourself, George, and that's what you can't stand. You can't stand it, and that's why you're warning me. Thanks, Georg.
[He leaves]
George Lambert: [Quickly] Yes. Why did you do it, Paul?
Paul Martin: Why did YOU do it, George?
George Lambert: [after a pause] Don't look at me!
Paul Martin: You're looking at yourself, George, and that's what you can't stand. You can't stand it, and that's why you're warning me. Thanks, Georg.
[He leaves]
--
Kent Smith
(as Paul Martin)
in
This Land Is Mine
(1943)
Year: 1943
Director:
Edward Dmytryk*Irving Reis
Director:
Edward Dmytryk*Irving Reis
Professor Nichols:
[Narration] That was the last we saw of Carl for a long time. He was swept up in the storm - the storm that was sweeping through all of Germany.
--
Kent Smith
(as Professor Nichols)
in
Hitler's Children
(1943)
Year: 1956
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Quanah Parker:
If my brother dies, the white man's death will not be as swift as his. We will see your tongue torn out by the root.
--
Kent Smith
in
Comanche
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Quanah Parker:
There are two white faces. Later, we will find out how long their spirits can stay in their bodies under endless torment.
--
Kent Smith
in
Comanche
(1956)
Year: 1949
Director:
King Vidor
Director:
King Vidor
Peter Keating:
You can't hope to survive unless you learn how to compromise. Now, watch me! In just a few short years I'll shoot to the top of the architectural profession because I'm going to give the public what it wants.
--
Kent Smith
(as Peter Keating)
in
The Fountainhead
(1949)
Year: 1956
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Quanah Parker:
But our numbers do not increase. And the Americans are without number... they are like weeds... like drops of rain... no end to them.
Jim Read: The time has come to walk the path of the Americans.
Quanah Parker: This has long been on my mind. The Americans are brave. They know many things. We must learn from them... or the sun will set on us forever.
Jim Read: The time has come to walk the path of the Americans.
Quanah Parker: This has long been on my mind. The Americans are brave. They know many things. We must learn from them... or the sun will set on us forever.
--
Kent Smith
in
Comanche
(1956)