Film Quotes by Lon Chaney Jr.
21 quotes
Manon:
I'll kill you Alligator Man! Just like I'd kill any four-legged gator!
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Lon Chaney Jr.
(as Manon)
in
The Alligator People
(1959)
Pete Elm, Leader of Non-military Raiders:
[Rousing the Jayhawkers and Rebels] C'm'on, Rebs, stir up! This ain't no cotillion! C'm'on, boys, pack and saddle up! We're headin' south! Money in the sock, boys!
[Laughs]
[Laughs]
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
in
Springfield Rifle
(1952)
Satan:
Love is such a stupid emotion.
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
in
The Devil's Messenger
(1961)
The Monster:
[with Ygor's voice] Bohmer! You tricked me, Bohmer!
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
(as The Monster)
in
The Ghost of Frankenstein
(1942)
The Monster:
[with Ygor's voice] I am... Ygor.
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
(as The Monster)
in
The Ghost of Frankenstein
(1942)
Willie:
Do you care if I feel YOUR muscle, too?
Ronnie Jackson: No, go ahead. Look around. It's there someplace.
Willie: Oh, ho, there it is.
Ronnie Jackson: That's it.
Willie: [surprised and disappointed] It's just like a woman's.
Ronnie Jackson: No, go ahead. Look around. It's there someplace.
Willie: Oh, ho, there it is.
Ronnie Jackson: That's it.
Willie: [surprised and disappointed] It's just like a woman's.
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
(as Willie)
in
My Favorite Brunette
(1947)
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
in
Witchcraft
(1964)
[first lines]
Police Commissioner Taro: [narration] This is Jungle - lush, green, alive with incredible growth - as young as day, as old as time. I, Taro, Police Commissioner of Itman County, which borders the Amazonas River, know it as well as any man will ever know it. Isn't it beautiful? But I have also learned that beauty can be venomous, deadly, something terrifying, something of prehistoric ages when monstrous superstitions ruled the minds of men, something that has haunted the world for millions of years rose out of that verdant labyrinth. Let me tell you how the jungle itself took the law into its own hands. This was Van Gelder Manor, built to stand against the searing sun, built to shelter generations of Van Gelders, it also has become prey to the powers of the jungle, that terrifying strength that arose to punish a man for his crimes.
Police Commissioner Taro: [narration] This is Jungle - lush, green, alive with incredible growth - as young as day, as old as time. I, Taro, Police Commissioner of Itman County, which borders the Amazonas River, know it as well as any man will ever know it. Isn't it beautiful? But I have also learned that beauty can be venomous, deadly, something terrifying, something of prehistoric ages when monstrous superstitions ruled the minds of men, something that has haunted the world for millions of years rose out of that verdant labyrinth. Let me tell you how the jungle itself took the law into its own hands. This was Van Gelder Manor, built to stand against the searing sun, built to shelter generations of Van Gelders, it also has become prey to the powers of the jungle, that terrifying strength that arose to punish a man for his crimes.
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
in
Bride of the Gorilla
(1951)
[last lines]
Lawrence Talbot: Get out! It's the Frankenstein monster!
Mob Bursting Into Lab: [multiple ad libs] Get out... The Frankenstein monster...
[unintelligible noises and shouts, as they turn and run]
Lawrence Talbot: Get out! It's the Frankenstein monster!
Mob Bursting Into Lab: [multiple ad libs] Get out... The Frankenstein monster...
[unintelligible noises and shouts, as they turn and run]
--
Lon Chaney Jr.
in
House of Dracula
(1945)
Martin:
People gotta talk themselves into law and order before they do anything about it. Maybe because down deep they don't care. They just don't care.
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Lon Chaney Jr.
(as Martin Howe)
in
High Noon
(1952)