Film Quotes by Loretta Young
20 quotes
Alexis:
Love not only comes, it goes. Comes and goes. Comes...
Laura Ridgeway: Yes, I know... like your accent.
Laura Ridgeway: Yes, I know... like your accent.
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Loretta Young
in
Café Metropole
(1937)
Bill:
No female has to starve in a town like this.
Trina: Have you ever been out of work for a whole year?
Bill: I been outta work all my life. Besides, the unemployment situation's got nothin' to with women. Didja ever think of that?
Trina: Yeah, I thought of it.
Bill: Well?
Trina: [looking down] I couldn't.
Bill: Oh, I s'pose the river would be better than that.
Trina: Yeah, I thought of that, too.
Trina: Have you ever been out of work for a whole year?
Bill: I been outta work all my life. Besides, the unemployment situation's got nothin' to with women. Didja ever think of that?
Trina: Yeah, I thought of it.
Bill: Well?
Trina: [looking down] I couldn't.
Bill: Oh, I s'pose the river would be better than that.
Trina: Yeah, I thought of that, too.
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Loretta Young
in
Man's Castle
(1933)
Alice, Princess of France:
[after being told she must vacate her cabin on the ship for another royal lady] I am Alice of France, betrothed to King Richard. Who are you?
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre: I'm his wife.
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre: I'm his wife.
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Loretta Young
(as Berengaria, Princess of Navarre)
in
The Crusades
(1935)
Cyrus Jeffrey:
You're not going to marry my niece?
Steve Leyton: Not while I'm sane!
Tony Gateson: [laughs]
Cyrus Jeffrey: Tony, this isn't true, is it?
Tony Gateson: Just as true of other things that gentleman of the press has been writing about me.
Steve Leyton: Not while I'm sane!
Tony Gateson: [laughs]
Cyrus Jeffrey: Tony, this isn't true, is it?
Tony Gateson: Just as true of other things that gentleman of the press has been writing about me.
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Loretta Young
in
Love is News
(1937)
Robert Clayton:
How do you feel?
Claire 'Mac' McIntyre: Good and low. Low enough to put on a plug hat and walk right under a duck.
Claire 'Mac' McIntyre: Good and low. Low enough to put on a plug hat and walk right under a duck.
--
Loretta Young
in
Big Business Girl
(1931)
Dr. Timothy Sterling:
[holding a bottle of liquor] Ten years old.
June Cameron: That's more than I can say for you.
June Cameron: That's more than I can say for you.
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Loretta Young
(as June Cameron)
in
The Doctor Takes a Wife
(1940)
Dr. Timothy Sterling:
[Referring to June's whiskey] Well, ten years old.
June Cameron: More than I can say for you!
June Cameron: More than I can say for you!
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Loretta Young
(as June Cameron)
in
The Doctor Takes a Wife
(1940)
Kurt Anderson:
With your looks you shouldn't have any trouble finding a job.
Madeleine Walters West: Thank you, but I'd rather be employed for my brain.
Madeleine Walters West: Thank you, but I'd rather be employed for my brain.
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Loretta Young
(as Madeleine Walters West)
in
Employees' Entrance
(1933)
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre:
We've been blind. We were proud dearest when we took the cross in our pride, we fought to conquer Jerusalem. We tried to ride through blood to the Holy Place of God. And now... now we suffer.
Saladin, Sultan of Islam: The Holy City of Allah.
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre: What if we call him Allah or God? Shall men fight because they travel different roads to him? There is only one God.
Saladin, Sultan of Islam: The Holy City of Allah.
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre: What if we call him Allah or God? Shall men fight because they travel different roads to him? There is only one God.
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Loretta Young
(as Berengaria, Princess of Navarre)
in
The Crusades
(1935)
Cherry de Longpre:
[Melody tells Cherry that she can't shoot; she responds with three well-placed shots] When I aim at something, I hit it and when I hit something its what I aimed at.
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Loretta Young
(as Cherry de Longpre)
in
Along Came Jones
(1945)