Film Quotes by Margaret O'Brien
2 quotes
Year: 1941
Director:
Busby Berkeley
Director:
Busby Berkeley
Maxine, Little Girl at Audition:
Please wait don't send my brother to the chair, don't let him burn, please please warden please
--
Margaret O'Brien
(as Maxine, Little Girl at Audition)
in
Babes on Broadway
(1941)
Year: 1942
Director:
W.S. Van Dyke*Herbert Kline
Director:
W.S. Van Dyke*Herbert Kline
Peter Humphreys:
[the children are taking their bathes. Peter and Margaret have their own tubs alligned next to each other with John Davis in the middle, helping them both] Thank you, my Mr. Davis.
Margaret White: He is NOT your Mr. Davis, he's MY Mr. Davis!
Peter Humphreys: No, he's MY Mr. Davis!
Margaret White: No, he's MY Mr. Davis!
[with that, Margaret splashes water at Peter]
Peter Humphreys: He's MY Mr. Davis!
[Peter splashes her right back]
Margaret White: He's MY Mr. Davis!
[Margaret splashes again]
Margaret White: [the children's altercation continues and speeds up, with John Davis trying to plactate them both the whole time, and getting very wet in the process, but neither pay him any mind]
Margaret White: He is NOT your Mr. Davis, he's MY Mr. Davis!
Peter Humphreys: No, he's MY Mr. Davis!
Margaret White: No, he's MY Mr. Davis!
[with that, Margaret splashes water at Peter]
Peter Humphreys: He's MY Mr. Davis!
[Peter splashes her right back]
Margaret White: He's MY Mr. Davis!
[Margaret splashes again]
Margaret White: [the children's altercation continues and speeds up, with John Davis trying to plactate them both the whole time, and getting very wet in the process, but neither pay him any mind]
--
Margaret O'Brien
in
Journey for Margaret
(1942)