Film Quotes by Luther Adler
9 quotes
Dan Butler:
[Realizing that Bork has caught up to him] What took you so long?
Louis Bork: What did it all come to? All this stuff of going to Nice and the tickets you bought to South America and later sold? What did it get you, huh? A month of life? Yes, that's something! And paying me back in francs instead of lire!
Dan Butler: And you came up here just to tell me that?
Louis Bork: No, Danny Boy, I'm here on business, of course, with pleasure as a sideline. Taking care of you will be my pleasure. I always take care of sidelines.
Louis Bork: What did it all come to? All this stuff of going to Nice and the tickets you bought to South America and later sold? What did it get you, huh? A month of life? Yes, that's something! And paying me back in francs instead of lire!
Dan Butler: And you came up here just to tell me that?
Louis Bork: No, Danny Boy, I'm here on business, of course, with pleasure as a sideline. Taking care of you will be my pleasure. I always take care of sidelines.
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Luther Adler
in
Under My Skin
(1950)
Adolf Hitler:
Where's Goering?
Staff Member: He's on his way.
Adolf Hitler: Well, when you are fat you don't move so fast.
[laughter]
Staff Member: He's on his way.
Adolf Hitler: Well, when you are fat you don't move so fast.
[laughter]
--
Luther Adler
(as Adolf Hitler)
in
The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
(1951)
Dancaire:
[about José and Carmen getting married] You will be a fine pair, you two. Payo and Gypsy, the tame and the untamed, the dog and wolf. Dog and wolf weren't created to live together. It won't work, Navarrés. You'll see.
--
Luther Adler
(as Dancaire)
in
The Loves of Carmen
(1948)
Dancaire:
[to José] You don't like us, do you? We fill you with disgust. We're the symbol of your degradation.
--
Luther Adler
(as Dancaire)
in
The Loves of Carmen
(1948)
Louis Bork:
A double-cross has its price.
--
Luther Adler
in
Under My Skin
(1950)
Louis Bork:
A wise boy like you should know I'm not kidding when I say I think I'm gonna kill you, Danny, just as sure as you're sitting there pretending you're not scared. I'd do it now like that
[Snapping his fingers]
Louis Bork: without a thought except I want my money first. I'm funny that way.
[Snapping his fingers]
Louis Bork: without a thought except I want my money first. I'm funny that way.
--
Luther Adler
in
Under My Skin
(1950)
Louis Bork:
I would hate to think I've been double-crossed by a tinhorn crook. That would hurt my pride.
--
Luther Adler
in
Under My Skin
(1950)
Majak:
He's not afraid. You can tell from a man's eyes when he is afraid. Look at his eyes.
--
Luther Adler
in
D.O.A.
(1950)
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Luther Adler
in
Hot Blood
(1956)