Film Quotes by Linda Darnell
17 quotes
Year: 1956
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
John Banner:
You're not only pretty, but you're smart, too. Can you cook?
Amy Clarke: You've got petticoat fever, haven't you?
Amy Clarke: You've got petticoat fever, haven't you?
--
Linda Darnell
in
Dakota Incident
(1956)
Year: 1947
Director:
Otto Preminger*John M. Stahl
Director:
Otto Preminger*John M. Stahl
King Charles II:
[at a royal ball] Look at them. My loving subjects. You'd never know that half of them danced in Puritan garb while my father went to the chopping block.
Amber St. Clair: [moved] No wonder you seek solace in amusement, sire.
[slyly]
Amber St. Clair: Can a common trollop help you to forget?
Amber St. Clair: [moved] No wonder you seek solace in amusement, sire.
[slyly]
Amber St. Clair: Can a common trollop help you to forget?
--
Linda Darnell
in
Forever Amber
(1947)
Year: 1949
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Porter Hollingsway:
What do you want me to do about it - build you a personal broadcasting system?
Lora Mae Hollingsway: You don't need a station. Just yell a little louder.
Lora Mae Hollingsway: You don't need a station. Just yell a little louder.
--
Linda Darnell
(as Lora Mae Hollingsway)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
Year: 1941
Director:
Rouben Mamoulian
Director:
Rouben Mamoulian
Carmen Espinosa:
All my life I have heard about you.
Doña Sol des Muire: What have you heard?
Carmen Espinosa: Shall I be frank?
Doña Sol des Muire: Please do!
Carmen Espinosa: I've heard you've been all over the world, that you speak many languages, and that you've known a great many men...
Doña Sol des Muire: Go on!
Carmen Espinosa: I've never been out of Andalucia, I speak only one language, and I've had only one man. Maybe that's why I want so much to keep him.
Doña Sol des Muire: Senora Gallardo, is there anything I can offer you?
Carmen Espinosa: Yes, my husband!
Doña Sol des Muire: What have you heard?
Carmen Espinosa: Shall I be frank?
Doña Sol des Muire: Please do!
Carmen Espinosa: I've heard you've been all over the world, that you speak many languages, and that you've known a great many men...
Doña Sol des Muire: Go on!
Carmen Espinosa: I've never been out of Andalucia, I speak only one language, and I've had only one man. Maybe that's why I want so much to keep him.
Doña Sol des Muire: Senora Gallardo, is there anything I can offer you?
Carmen Espinosa: Yes, my husband!
--
Linda Darnell
(as Carmen Espinosa)
in
Blood and Sand
(1941)
Year: 1939
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Jane Norton:
If a woman can't hold her man, then it's her own fault. But I'm going to hold mine.
--
Linda Darnell
(as Jane)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)
Year: 1945
Director:
Otto Preminger
Director:
Otto Preminger
Mark Judd:
[Walking over to Stella] I knew you'd come back Stella.
Stella: [looks at him from her chair in disdain, rubbing her sore feet] Okay.
Stella: [looks at him from her chair in disdain, rubbing her sore feet] Okay.
--
Linda Darnell
(as Stella)
in
Fallen Angel
(1945)
Year: 1939
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Director:
Gregory Ratoff
Jane Norton: Oh, Ken, you're a dog but you're the nicest dog I know.
--
Linda Darnell
(as Jane)
in
Day-Time Wife
(1939)