Film Quotes by Lloyd Nolan
29 quotes
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[referring to Wolff] He's a pretty tough old cookie!
Catherine Wolff: Oh, don't be so hard on him. He's really very sweet.
Michael Shayne: Oh, yeah? Well, so's arsenic! I understand it tastes just like sugar!
Catherine Wolff: Oh, don't be so hard on him. He's really very sweet.
Michael Shayne: Oh, yeah? Well, so's arsenic! I understand it tastes just like sugar!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Michael Shayne:
[seeing Kay's arm caught in the drop-down berth] Put a torch in your hand and you could pass for the Statue of Liberty.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Michael Shayne:
[seeing the door of his train compartment open] Come in.
Carl Izzard: Good evening, Mr. Shayne, my name is...
Michael Shayne: Carl Izzard!
Carl Izzard: How'd ya know?
Michael Shayne: I don't know. You just look like a guy who'd have a name like Izzard!
Carl Izzard: Good evening, Mr. Shayne, my name is...
Michael Shayne: Carl Izzard!
Carl Izzard: How'd ya know?
Michael Shayne: I don't know. You just look like a guy who'd have a name like Izzard!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
[talking to a lab skeleton] Have a cigarette, Mr. Bones?
Michael Shayne: [speaking in the skeleton's voice while moving the jaw] Don't care if I do.
Michael Shayne: I saw your lips move.
Michael Shayne: [speaking in the skeleton's voice while moving the jaw] Don't care if I do.
Michael Shayne: I saw your lips move.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Michael Shayne:
Madame, my card!
Kay Bentley: [reading] Michael Shayne, Private Detective!
Michael Shayne: Mmmm-hmmm!
Kay Bentley: Sleeping on your own time now, huh?
Michael Shayne: Yep! Oh, and meeting a much finer class of thugs!
Kay Bentley: [reading] Michael Shayne, Private Detective!
Michael Shayne: Mmmm-hmmm!
Kay Bentley: Sleeping on your own time now, huh?
Michael Shayne: Yep! Oh, and meeting a much finer class of thugs!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
Say, what do you use for brains - feathers?
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
(1942)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Michael Shayne:
We can lose ourselves in the Frisco fog and just kick the town around generally.
Kay Bentley: Oh, Mike, I'd love to, but I've gotta get back to Denver.
Michael Shayne: Look, just give me two days, and then if I don't put a ring on your finger, I guarantee to put a couple under your eyes.
Kay Bentley: Oh, Mike, I'd love to, but I've gotta get back to Denver.
Michael Shayne: Look, just give me two days, and then if I don't put a ring on your finger, I guarantee to put a couple under your eyes.
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
Who is he?
Michael Shayne: Well, he sells us the Fournier One-Minute Wart Remover. And, boy, is it fo-nay!
Michael Shayne: Well, he sells us the Fournier One-Minute Wart Remover. And, boy, is it fo-nay!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Blue, White and Perfect
(1942)
Year: 1942
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Director:
Herbert I. Leeds
Michael Shayne:
You drive a pawnbroker's bargain!
--
Lloyd Nolan
in
Blue, White and Perfect
(1942)