Film Quotes by Lloyd Nolan
29 quotes
Year: 1936
Director:
King Vidor
Director:
King Vidor
Jim Hawkins:
Sam, you got a very understanding brain... for larceny.
Sam McGee: I found out early in life that the honest dollar is the hardest one to make.
Sam McGee: I found out early in life that the honest dollar is the hardest one to make.
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Lloyd Nolan
in
The Texas Rangers
(1936)
Year: 1936
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Director:
Raoul Walsh
Richard Morey:
Cortig, if you bought a gift for a girl and she refused to accept it, what would you do?
Russ Cortig: [with a slow smile] I'd give it to my wife.
Russ Cortig: [with a slow smile] I'd give it to my wife.
--
Lloyd Nolan
(as Russ Cortig)
in
Big Brown Eyes
(1936)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
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Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1956
Director:
Richard Brooks
Director:
Richard Brooks
Jimmy:
Mr. Woodfoot, how come Charley hates Indians so much?
Woodfoot: Now that's a good question, my boy. It's kinda funny, you know? Charley beats his horse, just like an Indian. Charley's free with his women, just like an Indian. Charley even blows his nose on his fingers, just like an Indian. I just don't get it.
Woodfoot: Now that's a good question, my boy. It's kinda funny, you know? Charley beats his horse, just like an Indian. Charley's free with his women, just like an Indian. Charley even blows his nose on his fingers, just like an Indian. I just don't get it.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Last Hunt
(1956)
Year: 1947
Director:
Robert Montgomery
Director:
Robert Montgomery
Lt. DeGarmot:
[learns Marlowe is writing fiction] What are you trying to do, elevate yourself?
--
Lloyd Nolan
(as Lt. DeGarmot)
in
Lady in the Lake
(1947)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Michael Shayne:
[after reading a newspaper article] Hey, get this! Here's a guy who's got 26 kids. Must be driven stork mad!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[amazed at the size of the bathroom] DeMille have something to do with this?
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[Giving up trying to batter open the door as the hold fills up with water] Hey, it's no use! How good are you at drowning?
Juan Arturo O'Hara: I did fine last time.
Michael Shayne: [Climbing on top of a crate] Come on. Let's pick ourselves a comfortable spot to do it.
Juan Arturo O'Hara: I did fine last time.
Michael Shayne: [Climbing on top of a crate] Come on. Let's pick ourselves a comfortable spot to do it.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Blue, White and Perfect
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[Recovering from a jolt of electricity] Is my face changed?
Catherine Wolff: You do look sort of funny.
Michael Shayne: Well, there's no change then.
Catherine Wolff: You do look sort of funny.
Michael Shayne: Well, there's no change then.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[Referring to Wolff and his money] Beneath all those millions beats a heart of ice... dry ice!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)