Film Quotes by Lon Chaney
20 quotes
Professor Edward C. Burke:
Watch my eye and think... think hard. You were in this room that night, remember?
Professor Edward C. Burke: Someone was after your nephew! Or maybe... me!
Professor Edward C. Burke: Someone was after your nephew! Or maybe... me!
--
Lon Chaney
(as Professor Edward C. Burke)
in
After Midnight
(1927)
Quasimodo:
[title card] Sanctuary! Sanctuary!
--
Lon Chaney
(as Quasimodo)
in
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
(1923)
Quasimodo:
Why was I not made of stone, like thee?
--
Lon Chaney
(as Quasimodo)
in
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
(1923)
Stoop Connors:
I took a damn good beatin' for them pearls - now come through!
--
Lon Chaney
in
The Wicked Darling
(1919)
The Blackbird:
God... I can't stand it! The pain! The pain!
--
Lon Chaney
in
The Blackbird
(1926)
The Blackbird:
My boy, you must first return everything you have stolen.
West End Bertie: You have suggested my intensions... precisely!
The Blackbird: When you 'ave done this, then come to me.I will alwys be your friend.
West End Bertie: You have suggested my intensions... precisely!
The Blackbird: When you 'ave done this, then come to me.I will alwys be your friend.
--
Lon Chaney
in
The Blackbird
(1926)
Tito Beppi:
[Last Lines] The comedy... is... ended!
[Flik/Tito dies onstage in Simon's arms]
Young girl: [watching from offstage] That's Flik on the floor.
Young boy: [watching from offstage] He's playing that he's dead.
[Flik/Tito dies onstage in Simon's arms]
Young girl: [watching from offstage] That's Flik on the floor.
Young boy: [watching from offstage] He's playing that he's dead.
--
Lon Chaney
in
Laugh, Clown, Laugh
(1928)
Yen Sin,'The Heathen':
If you forgive, then Yen Sin believe.
--
Lon Chaney
in
Shadows
(1922)
Lucille Balfour:
I'm terribly frightened, Sir James! A voice keeps calling to me from the garden!
Lucille Balfour: It sounded exactly like my father calling... 'Lucy, Lucy'!
Professor Edward C. Burke: Now, don't worry, Miss Lucille. If it really is anything... we'll take care of it.
Lucille Balfour: It sounded exactly like my father calling... 'Lucy, Lucy'!
Professor Edward C. Burke: Now, don't worry, Miss Lucille. If it really is anything... we'll take care of it.
--
Lon Chaney
(as Professor Edward C. Burke)
in
After Midnight
(1927)
Rosie O'Grady:
Why, I... I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
Professor Echo, aka Mrs. 'Grandma' O'Grady: Well, why not do a little of both? You know the old gag. That's all there is to life. A little laughter... a little tear.
Professor Echo, aka Mrs. 'Grandma' O'Grady: Well, why not do a little of both? You know the old gag. That's all there is to life. A little laughter... a little tear.
--
Lon Chaney
in
The Unholy Three
(1930)