Film Quotes by Regis Toomey
9 quotes
Year: 1946
Director:
Howard Hawks
Director:
Howard Hawks
Philip Marlowe:
[speaking into the phone] Bernie? This is Marlowe. I got some more red points for you.
Chief Inspector Bernie Ohls: Who is it this time?
Chief Inspector Bernie Ohls: Who is it this time?
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Regis Toomey
(as Chief Inspector Bernie Ohls)
in
The Big Sleep
(1946)
Year: 1955
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Arvide Abernathy:
And I never saw until now how much in love with him you are.
Sergeant Sarah Brown: I'll get over it.
Arvide Abernathy: Why would anyone want to get over the one thing you hope for from the minute you're born and remember until the day you die?
Sergeant Sarah Brown: I'll get over it.
Arvide Abernathy: Why? Because it's the greatest reward that woman or man can have on this earth? To love and to be loved?
Sergeant Sarah Brown: I'll get over it.
Arvide Abernathy: Why would anyone want to get over the one thing you hope for from the minute you're born and remember until the day you die?
Sergeant Sarah Brown: I'll get over it.
Arvide Abernathy: Why? Because it's the greatest reward that woman or man can have on this earth? To love and to be loved?
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Regis Toomey
(as Arvide Abernathy)
in
Guys and Dolls
(1955)
Year: 1931
Director:
William A. Wellman
Director:
William A. Wellman
Jack Kulper:
I stopped seeing what there was to see!
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Regis Toomey
in
Other Men's Women
(1931)
Year: 1935
Director:
Christy Cabanne
Director:
Christy Cabanne
Tom Dean:
That's the quickest million dollars I ever lost.
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Regis Toomey
(as Tom Dean)
in
One Frightened Night
(1935)
Year: 1956
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
Mark Chester:
Maybe we oughtn't have a fire if there's Indians around.
Minstrel: With the moon as high, it won't make no difference. Anyhow, injuns don't need to see. They got an uncanny ear for hearing. They can hear a shadow moving over peace fuzz... a goose bump rising on a white man.
Minstrel: With the moon as high, it won't make no difference. Anyhow, injuns don't need to see. They got an uncanny ear for hearing. They can hear a shadow moving over peace fuzz... a goose bump rising on a white man.
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Regis Toomey
in
Dakota Incident
(1956)
Year: 1956
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
Director:
Lewis R. Foster
Mark Chester:
What do them savages know about God? What kind of religion does an Indian got?
Sen. Blakely: Well, among other things, the religion of taking only from the land which is necessary for his survival. The Indian takes his food from the small end of the Horn of Plenty. The white man spills his from the large end and leaves it to rot upon the ground.
Minstrel: Just like a politician spilling words out of the big end. Senator, your Horn of Plenty is the same at both ends... no small end; none at all.
Sen. Blakely: Well, among other things, the religion of taking only from the land which is necessary for his survival. The Indian takes his food from the small end of the Horn of Plenty. The white man spills his from the large end and leaves it to rot upon the ground.
Minstrel: Just like a politician spilling words out of the big end. Senator, your Horn of Plenty is the same at both ends... no small end; none at all.
--
Regis Toomey
in
Dakota Incident
(1956)
Year: 1955
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Sergeant Sarah Brown:
Apparently you're a successful gambler.
Sky Masterson: Is it wrong to gamble, or only to lose? I'd better come back for help when I'm broke.
Sergeant Sarah Brown: Please don't misunderstand. It's just so unusual for a successful sinner to be unhappy about sin.
Sky Masterson: Besides, my unhappiness came up very suddenly. Maybe it'll go away again.
Arvide Abernathy: We can keep you unhappy, son. Give us a chance.
Sky Masterson: Is it wrong to gamble, or only to lose? I'd better come back for help when I'm broke.
Sergeant Sarah Brown: Please don't misunderstand. It's just so unusual for a successful sinner to be unhappy about sin.
Sky Masterson: Besides, my unhappiness came up very suddenly. Maybe it'll go away again.
Arvide Abernathy: We can keep you unhappy, son. Give us a chance.
--
Regis Toomey
(as Arvide Abernathy)
in
Guys and Dolls
(1955)
Year: 1954
Director:
William A. Wellman
Director:
William A. Wellman
--
Regis Toomey
in
The High and the Mighty
(1954)
Year: 1935
Director:
Burt P. Lynwood
Director:
Burt P. Lynwood
[last lines]
[Bob snaps the handcuffs his wrist to Viola's]
Inspector Sullivan: Hey! What am I going to tell Graves about this?
Inspector Bob Baxter: Tell him I eloped with the secret agent that helped me crack this case.
Viola Avery: Whoopee!
Inspector Bob Baxter: And don't forget to turn in your resignation!
[Bob snaps the handcuffs his wrist to Viola's]
Inspector Sullivan: Hey! What am I going to tell Graves about this?
Inspector Bob Baxter: Tell him I eloped with the secret agent that helped me crack this case.
Viola Avery: Whoopee!
Inspector Bob Baxter: And don't forget to turn in your resignation!
--
Regis Toomey
in
Shadows of the Orient
(1935)