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Film Quotes by Oliver Hardy

56 quotes
Brats
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie Sr.: Boys will be boys.
Stan Sr.: Blood is thicker than water.
Ollie Sr.: Blood's thicker than water. Hmph!
-- Oliver Hardy in Brats (1930)
Brats
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie Sr.: That's it. If you brats don't be quiet you'll have to go to bed.
Stan Sr.: Yes we'll have to go to bed.
Ollie Sr.: Not we, The kids.
-- Oliver Hardy in Brats (1930)
Brats
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie Sr.: Will you brats keep quiet? How do you expect me to concentrate?
-- Oliver Hardy in Brats (1930)
Busy Bodies
Year: 1933

Director:
Lloyd French
Ollie: [after he and Stan have landed after toppling over on the ladder and demolishing the utility shed, with Stan clutching Ollie's ears in terror] Will you let go of my EA-YUHS?
Blotto
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie: [Last lines to Cab Driver. Running out of club with Stan and Mrs. Laurel in pursuit] Out of the city! Anywhere! Anyplace!
-- Oliver Hardy in Blotto (1930)
Another Fine Mess
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie: [to Stan] Come on! Let's reconoiter.
-- Oliver Hardy (as Ollie) in Another Fine Mess (1930)
Another Fine Mess
Year: 1930

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie: Ahhh... at last I have found it, Lord Appletree!
Lady Plumtree: PLUMtree... PLUMtree! Lord Leopold PLUMtree! Accent on the "LUM". My cahd.
[He reaches in his pocket for another card, but accidentally takes out three cards at once, which he hands to Hardy]
Ollie: [leafing through the cards and reading them off one-by-one] "Plumtree"... "Plumtree"... "Plumtree"... I am terribly sorry.
-- Oliver Hardy (as Ollie) in Another Fine Mess (1930)
Bonnie Scotland
Year: 1935

Director:
James W. Horne
Ollie: All the way from America on a cattle boat...
[shakes bagpipes]
Ollie: for *this*.
Beau Hunks
Year: 1931

Director:
James W. Horne
Ollie: Come, Stanley.
Stan: Where we going?
Ollie: We're going where we can forget!
Stan: What do you mean WE'VE got to forget?
Ollie: None of your business, let's go!
-- Oliver Hardy (as Ollie) in Beau Hunks (1931)
Helpmates
Year: 1932

Director:
James Parrott
Ollie: Do you realise that this is the only suit I've got left? It's enough to make a man burst out crying.
[Stan starts to cry]
Ollie: Shut Up! Don't you realise my wife will be home at noon?