Film Quotes by Richard Denning
7 quotes
Teresa Alvarez:
Caviar? Aren't you overdoing it a bit, Hank?
Hank Scott: Well, I've got to make an impression on you in 48 hours that'll last for two months. What's the matter, don't you like caviar?
Teresa Alvarez: Oh, I love it, but, I must say, I could never understand why it's so expensive!
Hank Scott: Well, it's a whole year's work for a sturgeon.
Hank Scott: Well, I've got to make an impression on you in 48 hours that'll last for two months. What's the matter, don't you like caviar?
Teresa Alvarez: Oh, I love it, but, I must say, I could never understand why it's so expensive!
Hank Scott: Well, it's a whole year's work for a sturgeon.
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Richard Denning
in
The Black Scorpion
(1957)
Hank Scott:
[after hearing an onimous noise] Ordinarily I've got nothing against moonlight nights, but I'll be glad to get by this one.
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Richard Denning
in
The Black Scorpion
(1957)
Hank Scott:
[to the peons in the village as he and Ramos pull into the rural town in their jeep] We're from Mexico City! I say, we're from Mexico City! We're scientists! Is the mayor here?
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Richard Denning
in
The Black Scorpion
(1957)
John Fairbanks:
I don't think Turnowski had any trouble sleeping. I heard him snoring. Brave man. Or stupid. Probably both.
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Richard Denning
(as John Fairbanks)
in
Unknown Island
(1948)
John Fairbanks:
John Fairbanks, All-American Boy. That's me. Good to my parents, kind to animals, love children. Probably make some girl a fine husband.
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Richard Denning
(as John Fairbanks)
in
Unknown Island
(1948)
John Fairbanks:
You look like you're on your last leg.
Capt. Tarnowski: Is that a wish or an observation?
John Fairbanks: Could be both.
Capt. Tarnowski: Is that a wish or an observation?
John Fairbanks: Could be both.
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Richard Denning
(as John Fairbanks)
in
Unknown Island
(1948)
Kenneth Bradley:
I really hope you've found happiness, and if you're ever in need of anything, like someone to love you, don't hesitate to call me.
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Richard Denning
(as Kenneth Bradley)
in
An Affair to Remember
(1957)