Film Quotes by Lee Marvin
55 quotes
Year: 1969
Director:
Joshua Logan
Director:
Joshua Logan
Pardner:
Ben, how's married life?
Ben Rumson: Pardner, it was so good that I forgot that I was married.
Ben Rumson: Pardner, it was so good that I forgot that I was married.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
Year: 1946
Director:
Robert Siodmak
Director:
Robert Siodmak
Earl Sylvester:
I don't know where Johnny is, what trouble he got into ...
Lee: [Interrupting] He's dead!
Earl Sylvester: [as Lee smiles at him in amusement] He's dead?
Charlie Strom: [laconically] ALL the way.
Lee: [Interrupting] He's dead!
Earl Sylvester: [as Lee smiles at him in amusement] He's dead?
Charlie Strom: [laconically] ALL the way.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Charlie Strom)
in
The Killers
(1964)
Year: 1967
Director:
Robert Aldrich
Director:
Robert Aldrich
Samson Posey:
I don't want to hurt you Major.
Major John Reisman: You're not gonna hurt me, I'm gonna hurt you.
Major John Reisman: You're not gonna hurt me, I'm gonna hurt you.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Major Reisman)
in
The Dirty Dozen
(1967)
Year: 1965
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Jackson Two-Bears:
Kid, Kid, what a time to fall off the wagon. Look at your eyes.
Kid Sheleen: What's wrong with my eyes?
Jackson Two-Bears: Well they're red, bloodshot.
Kid Sheleen: You ought to see 'em from my side.
Kid Sheleen: What's wrong with my eyes?
Jackson Two-Bears: Well they're red, bloodshot.
Kid Sheleen: You ought to see 'em from my side.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Kid Shelleen / Tim Strawn)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Year: 1967
Director:
John Boorman
Director:
John Boorman
Brewster:
You're a very bad man, Walker, a very destructive man! Why do you run around doing things like this?
Walker: I want my money. I want my $93,000.
Brewster: $93,000? You threaten a financial structure like this for $93,000? No, Walker, I don't believe you. What do you really want?
Walker: I - I really want my money.
Brewster: Well, I'm not going to give you any money and nobody else is. Don't you understand that?
Walker: Who runs things?
Brewster: Carter and I run things. I run things.
Walker: What about Fairfax? Will he pay me?
Brewster: Fairfax is a man who signs checks.
Walker: No, cash.
Brewster: Fairfax isn't going to give you anything. He's finished. Fairfax is dead. He just doesn't know it yet.
Walker: Somebody's got to pay.
Walker: I want my money. I want my $93,000.
Brewster: $93,000? You threaten a financial structure like this for $93,000? No, Walker, I don't believe you. What do you really want?
Walker: I - I really want my money.
Brewster: Well, I'm not going to give you any money and nobody else is. Don't you understand that?
Walker: Who runs things?
Brewster: Carter and I run things. I run things.
Walker: What about Fairfax? Will he pay me?
Brewster: Fairfax is a man who signs checks.
Walker: No, cash.
Brewster: Fairfax isn't going to give you anything. He's finished. Fairfax is dead. He just doesn't know it yet.
Walker: Somebody's got to pay.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Walker)
in
Point Blank
(1967)
Year: 1968
Director:
John Boorman
Director:
John Boorman
American Pilot:
How come you guys don't believe in God?
--
Lee Marvin
in
Hell in the Pacific
(1968)
Year: 1968
Director:
John Boorman
Director:
John Boorman
American Pilot:
Oh, for a second I thought you were a Jap.
--
Lee Marvin
in
Hell in the Pacific
(1968)
Year: 1969
Director:
Joshua Logan
Director:
Joshua Logan
Ben Rumson:
[singing] A man has his creed, and mine is all greed!
--
Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
Year: 1969
Director:
Joshua Logan
Director:
Joshua Logan
Ben Rumson:
Grace, I give you the boy. Give me back the man.
--
Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
Year: 1969
Director:
Joshua Logan
Director:
Joshua Logan
Ben Rumson:
Howdy Parson, welcome to HELL!
--
Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)