Film Quotes by Richard Widmark
66 quotes
Jim Bonniwell:
You know, I've never seen it fail. When you take a trigger-happy bunch sitting it out like this, somebody's bound to start fooling with his gun.
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Richard Widmark
in
Backlash
(1956)
Jim Bowie:
I'd hate to say anything good about that long-winded jackanapes, but he does know the short way to start a war.
--
Richard Widmark
in
The Alamo
(1960)
Jim Slater:
Oh no, not again! You know, a man can get awful tired of bein' shot at.
--
Richard Widmark
in
Backlash
(1956)
Jim Slater:
There's things a man has to know and has to do, and it's best that he does them alone.
--
Richard Widmark
in
Backlash
(1956)
Johnny Kernan:
Once they make you walk up an alley, you never use a front door again.
--
Richard Widmark
(as Johnny Kernan)
in
O. Henry's Full House
(1952)
Lije Evans:
You know, for a smart man you ain't got a lick of sense! Not a speck!
--
Richard Widmark
in
The Way West
(1967)
Lt. Cmdr. Clinton 'Clint' Reed M.D.:
As far as I know, nobody's yet figured out a way to get money back from the U.S. Government... quickly, that is.
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Richard Widmark
(as Lt. Cmdr. Clinton 'Clint' Reed M.D.)
in
Panic in the Streets
(1950)
Marshal Frank Patch:
Do you want to know something, Dan?
Dan Joslin: What?
Marshal Frank Patch: You're a bad liar. If you want to succeed in this world, you got to learn to be a good liar.
Dan Joslin: What?
Marshal Frank Patch: You're a bad liar. If you want to succeed in this world, you got to learn to be a good liar.
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Richard Widmark
(as Marshal Frank Patch)
in
Death of a Gunfighter
(1969)
Mike King:
Why did you bring those bodies here?
Jethro Stuart: They're railroaders. I thought somebody in the railroad might be interested.
Mike King: I'm the railroad and I'm not interested!
Jethro Stuart: They're railroaders. I thought somebody in the railroad might be interested.
Mike King: I'm the railroad and I'm not interested!
--
Richard Widmark
(as Mike King)
in
How the West Was Won
(1962)
Rolfe:
If we ever had children, my lady, what princely liars they would be!
--
Richard Widmark
in
The Long Ships
(1964)