Film Quotes by Randolph Scott
68 quotes
Bilge Smith: I want something with spangles on it --- like that ex-partner of yours!
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Bilge Smith: If you and your nautical nitwits in the liberty party are going to give the girls of 'Frisco their big break -- you better shove off. We've dropped anchor.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Bilge Smith: So that's why you joined the navy -- you thought a torpedo would be easier to dodge than the shotgun.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Bilge Smith: This is a lucky night for me Baby. You're just my type of girl.
Connie Martin: Oh really? I would have thought you were the kind of man who never gives girls a tumble.
Bilge Smith: Say, you've got some very funny ideas about me. Oh, I admit I've been around, but I've never met one like you, Baby.
Connie Martin: Oh really? I would have thought you were the kind of man who never gives girls a tumble.
Bilge Smith: Say, you've got some very funny ideas about me. Oh, I admit I've been around, but I've never met one like you, Baby.
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Randolph Scott
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Bilge Smith: Wanna dance?
Connie Martin: Oh, I was under the impression that you didn't dance.
Bilge Smith: Who me? Why, I'm the heavy weight champ of the fleet.
Connie Martin: Oh, I was under the impression that you didn't dance.
Bilge Smith: Who me? Why, I'm the heavy weight champ of the fleet.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Stephen Burkett: Make up your mind old man. You're not allowed to have two wives, you know.
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Randolph Scott
(as Steve Burkett)
in
My Favorite Wife
(1940)
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Randolph Scott
(as Steve Burkett)
in
My Favorite Wife
(1940)
Sailor: Where did you pick up that awful looking crow?
Bilge Smith: She picked me up. I think she's screwy.
Sailor: She must be if she tried to pick you up!
Bilge Smith: She picked me up. I think she's screwy.
Sailor: She must be if she tried to pick you up!
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)