Film Quotes by Lyle Talbot
9 quotes
Year: 1935
Director:
John S. Robertson
Director:
John S. Robertson
Elsa Middleton:
I had no logical reason for coming back. I guess it's just what Don would call... a hunch.
Rolfe Brent: But darling, I thought we'd agreed on everything.
Elsa Middleton: Maybe I'm being foolish, but I had to be sure.
Rolfe Brent: You've got to trust my judgement. I mean, the situation would be easier and simpler if it weren't for Molly.
Elsa Middleton: Don't say that!
Rolfe Brent: But we've got our own lives to live. If it weren't for Molly, I know we could be happy together.
Rolfe Brent: But darling, I thought we'd agreed on everything.
Elsa Middleton: Maybe I'm being foolish, but I had to be sure.
Rolfe Brent: You've got to trust my judgement. I mean, the situation would be easier and simpler if it weren't for Molly.
Elsa Middleton: Don't say that!
Rolfe Brent: But we've got our own lives to live. If it weren't for Molly, I know we could be happy together.
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Lyle Talbot
in
Our Little Girl
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
John S. Robertson
Director:
John S. Robertson
Sarah Boynton:
It's Mrs. Stevens, Doctor, on an emergency.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Did you bring the kit?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, I have it outside.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You'll have to excuse me.
Elsa Middleton: Let me come, too, Don. I can at least keep the other Stevenses out of the room.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You stay here and finish your dinner.
Elsa Middleton: But you may be late.
Dr. Donald Middleton: If I am, I'm sure Rolfe will be kind enough to escort you home.
Rolfe Brent: You mean lucky enough.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Did you bring the kit?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, I have it outside.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You'll have to excuse me.
Elsa Middleton: Let me come, too, Don. I can at least keep the other Stevenses out of the room.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You stay here and finish your dinner.
Elsa Middleton: But you may be late.
Dr. Donald Middleton: If I am, I'm sure Rolfe will be kind enough to escort you home.
Rolfe Brent: You mean lucky enough.
--
Lyle Talbot
in
Our Little Girl
(1935)
Year: 1932
Director:
William A. Wellman
Director:
William A. Wellman
Eddie 'Ed' Fields:
Say, when a guy like him marries a doll like you, I'll kiss your... foot... in Macy's window at high noon.
--
Lyle Talbot
(as Eddie Fields)
in
The Purchase Price
(1932)
Year: 1932
Director:
William A. Wellman
Director:
William A. Wellman
Eddie 'Ed' Fields:
Ya daffy little tahmata, I'm bugs about ya. I'd marry ya myself, if I wasn't already married.
--
Lyle Talbot
(as Eddie Fields)
in
The Purchase Price
(1932)
Year: 1959
Director:
Edward D. Wood Jr.
Director:
Edward D. Wood Jr.
General Roberts:
[the General is explaining why a transmission from the aliens has been cut short] "Thats the end of that one. Atmospheric conditions in outer space often interfere with transmitting"
--
Lyle Talbot
(as General)
in
Plan 9 from Outer Space
(1959)
Year: 1932
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
Michael Loftus:
[to Vivian] I can tell you're a real woman, not one of those stuffed brassieres you see on Park Avenue. You've got all the works that make a woman want to go, and live, and love.
--
Lyle Talbot
(as Michael Loftus)
in
Three on a Match
(1932)
Year: 1935
Director:
John S. Robertson
Director:
John S. Robertson
Rolfe Brent:
Don, I want to talk to you.
Dr. Donald Middleton: There's nothing to talk about.
Rolfe Brent: Now, wait a minute. The blame isn't all on one side, you know. It won't do you a bit of harm to listen to the truth. I didn't take Elsa from you. You gave her to me.
Dr. Donald Middleton: What are you talking about?
Rolfe Brent: You were at the office or the laboratory morning, noon, and night.
Dr. Donald Middleton: There's nothing to talk about.
Rolfe Brent: Now, wait a minute. The blame isn't all on one side, you know. It won't do you a bit of harm to listen to the truth. I didn't take Elsa from you. You gave her to me.
Dr. Donald Middleton: What are you talking about?
Rolfe Brent: You were at the office or the laboratory morning, noon, and night.
--
Lyle Talbot
in
Our Little Girl
(1935)
Year: 1935
Director:
John S. Robertson
Director:
John S. Robertson
Rolfe Brent:
Why don't you like me, Molly? I like you. I like you and your mother and your daddy.
Molly Middleton: I don't care! We don't like you! We wish you'd go away and never come back!
Rolfe Brent: Who's we, Molly? Your mother?
[Molly nods]
Rolfe Brent: Are you sure?
[Molly runs away]
Molly Middleton: I don't care! We don't like you! We wish you'd go away and never come back!
Rolfe Brent: Who's we, Molly? Your mother?
[Molly nods]
Rolfe Brent: Are you sure?
[Molly runs away]
--
Lyle Talbot
in
Our Little Girl
(1935)
Year: 1934
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
George:
Want another barbequed sandwich?
Jeff: I can hear the warden ask if I have any last words before they turn on the heat and you ask if I want another barbequed sandwich?
Jeff: I can hear the warden ask if I have any last words before they turn on the heat and you ask if I want another barbequed sandwich?
--
Lyle Talbot
in
Heat Lightning
(1934)